When my wife and I arrived at this hotel we were welcomed by an "old style" doorman - uniform and all. The foyer of the hotel (not large) resembles something as described in one of Agatha Christie's books. This hotel seems to have been made up by combining a number of old houses together. There is a lot of "old... More

Stayed for one night in April and was glad it was for only one night. This was my second time staying here for business. The first time wasn't very good, and I thought I'd give it another try based on the reviews. The rooms are very small and old. Everytime I needed a concierge, only the bellhop was available. Internet... More

We had been to the bar here many times in the past, stopping off for a glass/bottle of champagne on our walk back from Oxford Street... so what a better place to book our wedding night?!! We didn't get to check in till gone 11pm, but we were given a warm welcome at reception and showed to an amazing suite... More

We booked here on the advice of the bride to be, who lives in the area...they stayed here 2 nights as well as prep for their wedding, we were here 3 nights Yes its like going back in time, there are many rooms here I believe and reception is buzzing it seems all the time...almost too much for its small... More

Durrants Hotel is a small (92 room) hotel just behind the Wallace Collection and 100yd from Marylebone High Street. Lovely facade at the quiet end of George Street. All the public rooms are beautifully panelled and elegantly decorated. The rooms are very comfortable, if inevitably a bit small. The staff are very friendly and attentive, although they may look a... More

The location is great, but it's the personal attention which really makes Durrants stand out. The concierge and his assistants should be mentors to their colleagues around the world! My room was well appointed and quiet, and there was a bathtub as well as a shower. This is not an 'identikit' hotel, and that, along with its people, is a... More

We stayed here on the 46th anniversary of our wedding reception at Durrants in 1967. Not much has changed since! An old fashioned hotel with a certain amount of charm (if you like gentlemens' clubs you will like this) and well situated. However as a 4 star West End hotel it is some way off the pace - rooms are... More

English stylish hotel in the center of London. Wonderful friendly personnel made our life easier in a simple way. True Engish design hotel with fantastic traditional furniture. The room lacked extra space but it was cosy. A bit overpriced but the location is great for exploring London.

We were fortunate to be upgraded to a suite that had recently been refurbished, and we were not disappointed. Lovely space with a super comfortable bed with quality sheets. The hotel is like a country hotel in the middle of town...It's creaky but we love that! Will definitely be back and would recommend.