This is rooms above a pub, so nothing fancy, but for an overnight stay in Central London it was perfect for my needs. Large comfortable bed, friendly helpful staff, and a very nice en suite bathroom with great shower and plenty of fluffy clean towels etc. The room had kettle with tea & coffee facilities, iron and ironing board and a nice big tv on the wall. No breakfast provided, but the local Gails was exactly what I wanted. I would happily stay again.

The only minor downside was a complete lack of hangers in the wardrobe. It's a small detail, but such as simple thing to fix and it was a pain having nowhere to hang my suit and shirt after I'd unpacked and ironed them.

The room was two floors above a beautiful pub. The manager of the Pub checked me in a great guy whom I spent a lot of time speaking to. The shower and bedroom was very comfortable and nice as shown on the photos. Some of the piece of furniture were a little dated but that was part of the charm…. Overall very satisfied…. The only part that really bothered me was lack of even a basic breakfast but not a big deal Gail’s and Starbucks are 5 minutes away.

Saturday, we meant to arrive at the hotel, unfortunately I ended up in A&E. My partner went to go an check in later. The young man who helped was amazing, very helpful and understanding, provided a number for contact should we need anything. We arrived back Saturday night after A&E and he helped bring our bag to our room, made sure we were both ok. On the Sunday, feeling better, we went for a walk and we were able to leave our bag in the pub until we had grabbed some breakfast and taken in Little Venice. It was outstanding customer service (if you call it that). He made sure we didn't have any concerns. Excellent service. The room was as described. I have seen reviews stating there is no lift.... it is an old pub.... expectations, I would not imagine a lift in a pub - was it hard to climb up stairs? No, I have been able to walk for most of my life both up and down stairs. If you are looking to stay for a few days its more than fine to climb the not so challenging staircase - anything longer than 5 days I would expect you would be staying somewhere else. The pub is absolutely stunning inside - a real old fashion looking pub with incredible detailing. Gutted I couldn't stay for a bit and have a beer. The location is excellent, value for money is right on. Perfect for a couple for a night or two. Everything nice is close by

The shower didn't drain properly. Not so bad, slightly annoying at best. Nit pick: the toilet seems weirdly low, very strange. Not a problem - just weird.

The property was within walking distance of a wedding reception we were attending. Our host, Sharon, was very helpful regarding checking in, leaving bags and organising an Uber for our trip into central London. The Warrington retains its Victorian character as a pub, while the room and facilities are up to date and comfortable. We would recommend The Warrington as a great place to stay, to explore the local area, or further afield. Thank you

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The room was large and well laid out. We had a dressing space and large bathroom with double sink, which made it feel more like an apartment than a hotel room. Noise from outside was far less than expected, so slept well. Fan also provided which helped in the muggy weather.

Bathroom was covered in in dust (but sanitary ware was clean). Bathroom taps need new valves. For this price we would expect better coffee (not instant).

Lovely location in a charming neighborhood near restaurants, green spaces, and the tube. The area felt safe and inviting. Festive environment. Friendly and Helpful staff. Clean rooms.

The shower was extremely slow to drain and the shower hot and cold water faucets were difficult to use. It took a long time for the hot water to arrive, but when it did it was delightfully hot.

Sharon, the manager, was very warm and welcoming and vey accommodating as we needed to drop some things off early. In the evening Sharon really looks d after us and made us feel like old friends. It’s a fantastic location and a lovely area to be in. The building is stunning with loads of original quirky details - so lovely to see when a lot of these old pubs have been ruined

Larger than average accommodation, very comfortable bed, with crisp clean bedding. All the usual extras and even a sewing kit that came in very handy. Very close to the tube station and situated in a lovely area.

Did not know the rooms were up four flights of stairs, not being spring chickens anymore would have been nice to know in advance but would not put me off staying there again. Although we knew it was room only we missed having a breakfast option.

This is a delightfully unusual hotel, full of slightly dubious history involving prostitutes and the Church in years gone by (which you can read more about on their excellent website). The decor - from the intricate mosaic doorstep to the ornate interior - gave the place a real ambience. The staff were helpful and attentive, and the manager went out of his way to be flexible about a late check-out and leaving our bags there to collect later. It's in a fantastic location, within easy walking distance of Edgeware Road and the Little Venice area of Regents Canal, with easy tube access to the City Centre.

Just to be aware - the stairs up to the rooms are a bit of a slog. It didn't affect us, but it's an old building, with steps up to the front door too, so unfortunately it's not very wheelchair friendly.

We got an upgrade for the first night we stayed into a giant room, lovely place, great decoration and super staff. Our bags were moved to our original room when we were out the day after which was an equally fabulous room. The pub downstairs had good beer and it's in a wonderful area, and close to the tube. I'd highly recommend a stay here :)