DORSET SQUARE

The Dorset Square Hotel is truly a gem! My daughter and I had the pleasure of staying there during our visit to London and I can’t say enough positive things about it. Our room was perfect. The decor was lovely, the bed was comfortable with quality linens, there were many outlets throughout the room, they provided a high quality hair dryer and the bathroom even had a towel warmer. The room service was presented in beautiful English china and the food was delicious. Some of the best homemade granola I’ve ever had. Location is central to restaurants, train stations and the park. Staff was also wonderful. Will definitely be staying there again.

Oh my, where to start with this review on such a fabulous, boutique hotel, right in the most beautiful part of Marylebone. It has to be one of the most welcoming, friendliest hotels we've ever stayed in. Dog friendly, they welcomed our pet pooch like they would welcome any valued Visitor. Everything about our encounter with the staff here felt genuine. They simply could not do enough for us. The hotel itself is a beautiful example of Kit Kemp's design talent, striking colours throughout, set in this gorgeous building with the history of cricket and Lords within it. We chose this hotel primarily because of its location to Old Marylebone Town Hall, where we had booked our elopement wedding (with dog). There is a public car park 2 minutes away and the Town Hall is literally 3 minutes away to walk. We had booked the Marylebone room as we wanted extra space (because of the dog and also the wedding outfits). It was a gorgeous room, complete with library and a really decent size wardrobe and bathroom. The main lounge area (open to guests) is a delightful space to spend time in and then the gem for us was the inhouse basement restaurant The Potting Shed (which I've done a separate review for), which was absolutely fantastic for our post-wedding dinner celebration. Then before we left, we borrowed the key to the private gardens to the hotel "Dorset Square". Wow!! A private space that offers seclusion from the business of London, an oasis in itself of lush green grass and trees and birdsong. Stunning. No dogs allowed (understandably actually) but for our pooch a short walk away was Regent Park, which is a stunning place to walk the dog. We shall definitely be back to stay in this stunning hotel.

Incredible. Not one thing I could fault. The service was next level. Room was spotless and beautifully decorated. Food as outstanding. I highly recommended and for the price it is well worth it. Close proximity to Marylebone makes it a perfect choice in London