The Durrants Hotel is a lovely building, top rate service and a fantastic staff. The hotel has a great history that the concierge is all to happy to talk about. The area has great pubs and restaurants
Durrants is a great British institution.
The rooms are comfortable, but aren't always well appointed...check this when you book!
The suites are lovely and are generally well appointed and equipped.
The restaurant is excellent, but there are so many other excellent restaurants around Durrants, it would be a sin not to go out to eat at least a few times.
Maybe leave the restaurant in Durrants for Breakfast and have lunch or dinner there on the last day/s
Stayed here for work. It's a cosy hotel but I would say quite dated. I felt 30 years younger than the average age of the typical resident. (I'm 30). Cute little side lounges to enjoy a drink by a fire and very close to Oxford Street and Selfridges. Rooms felt a little dated but makes sense as the owners are in the 4th generation I was told.
Charming hotel. We had the 3 course Sunday lunch at dinner time. The ambience of the restaurant is lovely. It was quiet on Sunday with only 4 covers.
The meal was enjoyable but marred by a few let downs. The roast potatoes did not feel fresh but rather microwaved. The vegetables are fresh but could have benefited from 2 more minutes of steaming.
The Yorkshire pudding was definitely prepared ages ago as it was dry and unappealing. Thankfully the beef was very nice and the accompanying horseradish sauce was gorgeous. Based on the picture attached, I would recommend a sharper carving knife!
Would have the Sunday Lunch but I think perhaps at lunch when everything has just been prepped.
Traditional atmospheric restaurant with terrific food. Very good value too. Lovely welcoming atmosphere
Perfect location, good service, good breakfest, big room
Nice traditional hotel with a very nice feel. Clean bathroom and decent sized bed. The breakfast was nicely cooked and presented. Good location near to Bond Street tube station and a 5 minute walk to Baker Street.
Had a late night drink at Durrants Hotel though when we entered the bar they were 'tilling up' (at 10.45 mind) and we had the distinct feeling they would have preferred to close the bar. After checking our residential status (we weren't staying at the hotel but so what?) we were told we would have to leave at 11.30. Thanks a million for the unfriendly welcome and low level customer service Durrants. Thankfully the female member of staff who served us was much friendlier hence the 3 stars. Hopefully the bar staff are usually friendlier/more accommodating at other times of the day/week. Otherwise there are plenty of other pubs and hotels in the upscale Marylebone area.
