Carol and Vera, the managers, were amazingly helpful. Everyone there is very friendly and always cheerful. This is a great location, very central to everything. There are good restaurants on Baker Street, a block from there. Our room was comfortable and spacious enough for us to relax and feel at home. The bed was made with nice soft linens. Every... more

London is one of my favorite cities in the world, but unfortunately - at least for American travelers - it has become so incredibly expensive! A few years ago, I paid almost $200/night for a dive of a hotel near Russell Square that looked fine on Expedia, but had ancient furniture and a pervasive musty scent throughout the entire hotel.... more

Spent 4 nights in a twin room with my daughter, 100 pounds/night includes a nice continental breakfast. We were in the townhouse next door, on the second (first in England) floor, adjacent to the lounge. TV, local phone for minimal cost, great bathtub with lots of hot water, tea and biscuits available in the lounge 24/7. It was clean, quiet,... more

If you are visiting 22 York Street from the United States, as I did, you may wonder what you've gotten yourself into when you step out from the Baker Street underground station. Baker Street and Marylebone make for a very busy intersection and York Street is only a couple of streets removed from the hubbub. But as you turn down... more

I spent two nights in two different single rooms. One was at the front and I wasn’t disturbed by traffic noise unlike the previous review. York Street is in a quiet back street and certainly doesn’t have heavy traffic constantly passing by. The location is brilliant. It is just minutes walk from Baker Street Tube station where you have a... more

I stayed here with my husband and young son twice during our trip to the UK. On the first leg of the trip, we were housed in the basement of one of the two townhouses. It was right on the street and very noisy as well as dank. The room and bathroom were large, but we were very disappointed. We... more

I met a friend for a quick overnight in London in March 2005 on the way home from a business trip. My friend lives outside of Cambridge with her family, and her local newspaper had done a write up of this B&B that was quite favorable. Given the general high prices and low quality of London hotels, we decided to... more