Durrants is a lovely hotel with many seating nooks dotted around. Staff all v friendly and helpful. For visitors who are more used to big international chain hotels it may be a shock to learn the bar closes at all let alone 11.00pm.

What a charming hotel with excellent service! The breakfast is wonderful (served in a gorgeous room). Loved all the common areas for relaxing after a day out in London. Marylebone is my favorite area in the city.

I absolutely loved my stay at the Durrants Hotel and could not recommend the property enough! The entire staff was so kind and helpful, and the property itself has the most quintessential British 'boutique' hotel vibes. Would definitely return again!

Staff very pleasant, accommodating. Location excellent, single room on the smaller side and had everything needed. Food was good. Enjoyed the charming traditional but not stuffy atmosphere.

Classy hotel with good taste rooms - pleasure to stay in!

Great hotel and want to come back

Nice comfy bed and pillows. Nice and clean. Good location. Disappointed as no air con and it was very hot in room. Supplied with a fan and one window opened wide but still extremely warm for trying to sleep.

Lovely hotel and great staff

What do you mean by amenities? My room was fine but my daughter’s was not. She was moved to a better one, but it caused some inconvenience. This is a beautiful and historic hotel in a convenient location. The food was excellent and so was the service at the bar.

Love everything about Durrants

The room was cheerful and large enough for the two of us to move around comfortably. I appreciated the bathrobes and slippers and that the television came with apps including Netflix. There was no air conditioning but the room had a fan that kept the temperature down. The staff were very helpful- arranging a restaurant reservation, finding a driver to take us to Heathrow. We felt well cared for and look forward to returning to Durrant’s.

The hotel is clean, charming and perfectly situated in the center of town.

The hotel was lovely and we were able to check in 2 hours early, which was great. However, we booked a standard double room, which was fine and clean, however we looked out onto a brick wall and no air con just a rotating fan. When it’s been so hot, it wasn’t very effective. For £300 for 1 night l, it was an expensive room considering no air con. The view didn’t really bother us as it was a room for the night whilst we were in London for a show. Avoid room 304.

This is a lovely hotel, very quirky and yet traditional. The decor is gorgeous, public rooms are great with all sorts of area to relax in. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. The traditional breakfast served at the table was very civilised. Two criticisms though: when I booked in I was given a sheet to sign with someone else’s name and e mail address. Most importantly no air conditioning in the bedroom which was absolutely sweltering. I would definitely go back if they put air conditioning in the rooms.

No Aircon in the room - how can that be for a 4 star hotel? Room was like a sauna!!

Convenient to Wigmore Hall. Friendly staff. Nice areas to sit downstairs. Restaurant staff very helpful with range of food including light snacks.

A very pleasant stay in a nice and quiet area, within walking distance of restaurants and shops. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of good options. The staff were friendly, welcoming and service‑minded throughout the stay. The room had a good size, was comfortable, and everything was clean. Overall, a great experience

A comfortable and characterful hotel not too far from Baker Street tube. The public rooms are very well appointed and pleasant; the table served traditional breakfast was very good. My single room was small but acceptable. The hotel is convenient for the Wigmore Hall and very convenient for the Wallace Collection, which is over the road.

Smart and old london style

very old school, no air conditioning, mediocre breakfast