Staunton Hotel - B&B Reviews

When checking in, tell the reception first. I prefer to stay in a room with GOOD LAYOUT AND WINDOW VIEW. Or GOOD LAYOUT , GOOD WINDOW VIEW. The room I was given was a very bad one, with a building outside the window and the bathroom in a crooked corner. I asked to change rooms, to a room with a normal layout, close to the road, and two windows. The first floor is cold and gloomy, if you can carry luggage, ask for a seat upstairs. Breakfast is on the basement floor, and you have to find a waiter to order. Btw the location is very good, it is very convenient to go to the British Museum, about a five-minute walk, and there are various cafes nearby

It's really close to the British Museum, a five-minute walk. Good breakfast

Great location and a very comfortable hotel. Will definitely consider again in the future

The people were great, as was the breakfast. The location worked for me because it was close to the train station and close to amenities. Two issues I had were the foot-high step down into the shower and the fact that none of the available outlets were convenient for using my laptop.

I read other reviews before booking and was surprised at the condition of the hotel once arriving. Tight spiral staircase on the top floor not fun to carry heavy luggage, but I understand it's an old building. The carpet throughout had what appeared to be pet stains in several places. Hard spring mattress beds. Veneer peeling off inexpensive furniture. Noisy air units. Tired decor. I don't normally leave poor reviews, but we were so disappointed, we booked elsewhere rather than staying at the Staunton. I will say the front desk staff was friendly.

Very nice hotel for the price. Clean and comfortable.

Nice hotel in great location. Friendly staff. Breakfast was good. However no lift and small staircase so bags need to be carried, we were on the top floor but luckily only had 1 small bag so this wasnt a huge problem.

Nice home like atmosphere. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Secure building. Only strange thing, other than limited room for moving about the room, was that the charging plugs were behind the bed and needed to move furniture to discover them. Would definitely book again!

Great stay overall we would go back ! Carpet in room would need update.. and of course rooms are small as most British hotels .. but overall great stay super breakfast!

nice , very typical hotel breakfast are on but not extraordinary like croissant very bad and no espresso

We are a family of 3 (with a 9-year-old), stayed in this hotel for 4 days during our London trip in early July. Our room was 303, it's on the top floor and we understand it was an older building with stairs, but moving our luggage on those stairs was exhausting. The room was big, with 3 individual twin beds, it was comfortable and clean but a little bit outdated. The staffs are very friendly and helpful during our stay. The breakfast was included and the full breakfast was delicious. The location of this hotel is very convenient and walkable, only a few mins away from the British Museum and close to the Oxford Street. There are a lot of dining options and we feel safe in the area around the hotel. Overall experience was GREAT! I would recommend this hotel to my family and friends.

Charming Georgian neighborhood, secure hotel with 24hr staff. Room was a funky shape because it wasn’t always a hotel. But nicely painted and decent beds and carpets. The bathroom was recently remodeled and the shower was fantastic. The AC wasn’t that powerful but we were there in an unusual heat spell. Friendly kind staff. The breakfast is worth mentioning, the room is cheerful and bright. Big spread as well as table service offering additional cooked food. Best complimentary breakfast I’ve ever had.

Boutique property in a great location walking distance to Covent Garden, Central London and Soho. Friendly and helpful staff. Small rooms but well appointed and value for money. Would stay again.

Excellent customer service, breakfast was lovely and was ideal for our visit to UCL. Would recommend.