I'd stayed in Staunton with my family from 21 to 25 of march 2008 . Hotel is very nice , accomodation, room, services and personnel very good. Before of joining the hotel, I was a bit worried becouse I'd read not a good opinion about the hotel written by a u.s.a traveller, but after having stayed in the hotel ,belive me , I'm very happy to have choosen Staunton and I suggest it to everybody interested to stay in a nice place . A special remark for brekfast ladies and personnel of reception alway ready to support and assist the guests G.Armento- Vimercate ( Mi ) - Italy g.armento1@virgilio.it

having stayed in this area before we knew it was convenient for euston railway station,this was our first stay at this hotel but certainly wont be the last,everything about the hotel was great,a lovely room,bathroom,everything was spotless.the staff could not have been nicer,nothing was too much trouble,location is great most tourist spots within easy reach,theatres just down the road,this is one property i would definatly recommend

Went to the Staunton Hotel to meet family in London, and was very surprised at location, comfort, and quality of breakfast for price. We have been ripped off in London too many times to remember, but this is a family run, friendly hotel (although it is listed by many as a B&B), in an excellent location and very good value for money. We are a family of 4, and staying here meant that we could all stay in a family room, which when you compare this to being forced into 2 double rooms in most places, makes this even better value. The full english breakfast is unbelievable, and with it you can keep sightseeing all day then just stop for tea (my favourite part of staying away). Thank you to all at the Staunton. This has been by far our most enjoyable stay in London, thanks to you.

Four-day stay in one of the boutique hotel's single rooms, which was a bit of a tight squeeze - but isn't it always for singles in London? I was pleasantly surprised by the professionalism of staff and cleanliness of the rooms. Breakfast was excellent - a choice of omlettes, full English, or continental. A lovely little solarium tucked away in the lower-ground floor was a pleasant surprise. One negative: there was a morning when I awoke to the repetitive sounds of air in the pipes - you know that loud vibration that rattles the house? - that must of awoken the dead. It was resolved within a half-hour. New hallway carpeting was being installed on the day I was leaving. Overall, very good value for money - especially in London. (Plus, there's a fantastic Italian restaurant - Paradiso, established 1934 - on Store Street, about two minutes' walk from the hotel, where its menu claims the Marx Bros ate there on their only visit to London.)