Best Location Oxford Str, Soho 2 Bedr, 3 Beds, 2 Bath

Hotel Description

You know what caught me off guard about this place? The name makes it sound like someone’s vacation rental listing, but when you actually walk up to 22-25 Dean Street, you realize you’re stepping into something that feels more like a proper boutique setup than a random Airbnb. I mean, Dean Street is absolutely prime real estate – you’re literally in the thick of Soho’s chaos, but in the best possible way.

The two-bedroom layout actually works brilliantly here because honestly, most London hotel rooms feel like closets, but this gives you space to spread out. Three beds between two rooms means you’re not fighting over sleeping arrangements, and having two bathrooms is honestly a game-changer when you’re traveling with friends or family. The morning rush situation is completely manageable. What really sold me on the location though – you can stumble out the front door and hit Ronnie Scott’s for jazz, grab dim sum in Chinatown (literally a three-minute walk), or duck into one of those tiny Soho pubs that tourists never find. Berwick Street Market is right there too, which is perfect for grabbing actual good coffee and avoiding the Starbucks trap.

Here’s the thing about staying on Dean Street though – it gets lively. I’m talking proper Soho lively, especially Thursday through Saturday nights. If you’re someone who needs dead silence to sleep, maybe pack earplugs, but honestly? The energy is part of the charm. During the day it’s surprisingly manageable, and you get this amazing sense of being plugged into London’s creative pulse. The building itself has that classic London character – you know, the kind where the stairs creak a bit and the ceilings aren’t exactly towering, but everything feels solid and lived-in rather than sterile. Check-in was straightforward, no weird complications, and the 8.5 rating makes sense when you factor in the location premium. You’re paying for being in the absolute center of everything, and in London, that geography is worth its weight in gold. Plus, Oxford Street is literally around the corner for shopping, but you get to escape back to the quieter (well, relatively quieter) residential feel of Dean Street. The only minor thing I’d mention is that parking around here is basically a fantasy, so if you’re driving into London, sort that out in advance – but really, why would you drive when you’re this connected to everything?

Rooms

• Two-Bedroom Apartment with 2 × 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed for 6 adults

Facilities