London Marylebone Grendon rooms

A short walk to the Tube, Regent's Park, and local attractions. Well-maintained rooms with cozy beds and great amenities like free Wi-Fi and in-room coffee/tea. The on-site management is incredibly friendly and welcoming.

I didn’t find anything that I didnt like.

Clean, comfortable, and it has a washer and dryer. Own cupboard and fridge space. Super easy check in process. Really great place to start and end your day.

All was positive, but it is just a house, so I can't exactly rate it super high like a hotel or anything.

Well kept and clean ensuite room with a well equipped shared kitchen. Conveniently located close to bus stop, underground station and supermarket. Monika, the staff you get in touch by message app, is very responsive, friendly and attentive. I had a wonderful stay and would book this place again when I’m back in London.

Nothing to declare.

Everything was clean no issues, people were respectful and friendly. Location is good, relatively easy to get everywhere. I almost didn't use the kitchen, but it is definitely possible, and it has a nice area to seat outside too.

The room is on the 3rd floor. The room itself Is very tiny - if you have large suitcase, its not convenient. In the summer all heat goes up, so you can feel when you go up the stairs how second floor is much better in comparison with the third floor. On top of that, there was thick comforter. It is summer, after all, but there was no additional bedsheet to sleep under. I didn't like that property asked for email, and texted me on what's up saying that's they can't send the instructions though booking, and they need my personal email to send it, saying that they can't send it that way. But I am a person who prefers as little communication as possible, as it should be efficient - I think about bookings/ reservations twice -when I book and when I arrive, and I believe all I need is address and info that was provided though the booking. In the future, I would definitely be interested to book this property again, but not the room on the third floor.