Batty Langley's

excellent but would have liked tea/coffee in room

An amazing hotel with easy access to Liverpool Street station. Only a few stops away from Oxford Circus and other major attractions. Literally next door to Denis Severs' house which is a must see attraction. Please note though that you have to request a "tea tray" for your room.

Great Location, Super staff and very welcoming and knowledgeable

Amazing stay as always

Have wanted to stay in this hotel for some time after being a fan of Dennis Severs House museum (next door) and this hotel did not disappoint. The staff were lovely and kindly accommodated an early check in after an overnight flight from Canada. The room was perfect for a solo traveller -- comfortable, quiet, mini bar, warm and beautifully decorated. It feels a bit like stepping back in time but with all the modern comforts of home. The location is fantastic especially if you like historical architecture and exploring Spitalfields Market, Brick Lane, and Liverpool St. Highly recommend!

Lovely hotel, definitely on a par with its two sister hotels.

A beautiful boutique property in a fabulous location. From the moment we entered the property, the staff were attentive, friendly and keen to assist. The rooms were comfortable and spotlessly clean. One night was certainly not enough time here!

Authentic old time features. Pillows too soft. Great place to stay.

Terrific staff, great showers and bed. Just a really classy place to stay.

First class from check in to check out. Friendly service, immaculate room and surroundings. You absolutely get what you pay for and expect for the price. Wouldn't hesitate to book again.

Beautiful place in a quiet street in a busy area. Staff so helpful and obliging. Clean relaxed and friendly. Can't say anything bad about the place or people. Hope to go back

Charming, old world feeling. Very helpful front desk staff. Quiet , except for the garden seating area.

A hidden gem for someone like me who likes small, quiet and understated luxury.

Really beautiful hotel, room, and wonderful staff who couldn't do enough. We stayed as a family with a 4 year old and found the location perfect, especially with the market a few steps away. We will definitely be back, and can highly recommend!

The welcome we received on arrival and throughout our stay from the reception team was outstanding, they couldn’t have done more for us. The Hotel is very tastefully designed, full of character and history. The rooms don’t have numbers but names of people that lived in the area, I loved reading about them. Our room was spacious, comfortable and clean, the bed was so sumptuous you just wanted to dive on it. The location was fabulous, lots to do and see within walking distance, we also found it very easy to access public transport for getting around London. We would definitely return.

What a fantastic hotel with lovely friendly, professional, helpful staff. Best hotel I've ever stayed at. This really set the tone for a great evening away for me and my wife. I'd absolutely love to stay here again

Wonderful small boutique hotel with great service

A lovely unique hotel in the heart of London. Our room was great and the staff could not have been more helpful. Will be back.

The hotel is very different from most hotels in London. it is like staying in history. The rooms are unique but still very cosy. Our room had the deepest bath I have ever used in my life.The staff are very friendly and helpful. This was our second stay and we have previously stayed in one of its sister hotels. We will definitely use again.

This hotel was a wonderful find with so much character and charm. We arrived very late due to an issue with another booking and the front of house staff could not have been more welcoming & helpful. The room was beautifully decorated & well appointed all had names & not a number and the history of the given name explained in the hotel handbook. The bed was extremely comfortable, well stocked mini bar and if you required anything we only had to ask and within minutes there was a knock at the door. There where three private lounges one with an honesty bar to retreat to. There is no restaurant but Spitalfields market is 100 yards away so spoilt for choice. The building dates back to 1700 and the ambience of the hotel captures that feeling with wonderful art works, books etc but with modern touches like heated panel on framed bathroom mirror so it was mist free. I read only one, 1 star review but the gentleman that wrote it also had 438 other 1 star reviews under his belt so he was either the unluckiest person on the planet or a serial complainer. This has now become my go to London hotel ( there are two others by the owners of similar ilk) to stay at when visiting. This hotel offers the grandeur of some of the more famous landmark hotels but at vey affordable rates. I would like to keep this place as my little secret but that would be unfair on others.