37 Trevor Square

Stayed at Trevor Square on 1 July 2004 for 2 nights. A little oasis and extremely well priced for bed and breakfast in an exclusive area of London. Margaret is an extremely thoughtful and professional hostess and the breakfast is delicious.

Being an interior designer shows in her wonderful Georgian townhouse of which you have the third floor to yourself.

Harrods is a stone's throw away as well as being central for public transport although you wouldn't know it overlooking a lovely leafy square.

Highly recommended.

Booked this from reading Sawdays, as the top floor room in quiet square sounded ideal for a stay where I really needed a quiet place as I was working

Location is fab - close to tube and quiet square.

Main problem with the stay was that I was expecting (via AS web and houses own web) the top floor. When I arrived I was told I was downstairs and when I said I was expecting the top floor was told that there was a family and children staying in that the next night so my room had been changed

The downstairs room was great in terms of size and facilities - great sized bed and huge bath with TV on wall(!) and power shower. Breakfast was great and the hostess very flexible with times (7am both days) However the room was in the basement with no view - it was a bit 'tomb like' There was noise from overhead - which was the main reason I wanted and booked a top floor room!

There was an intermittent hum from something - air con? - which disturbed my sleep.

There was no lock on the door which I didnt like, especially where there were other guests

There was no offer or discussion of a discount for the change of room and I was not advised of it until I arrived which meant I was limited for options

If you are happy with a basement room and no lock then for the price this is a good bet - I felt a bit misled and wouldnt stay again - I do think that the possibility you might not get what you think you are booking should be mentioned prior to booking.