Spacious 1 BDR apt – 2min to Bond Str Station

Hotel Description

You know what really surprised me about this place? The moment you step inside, it doesn’t feel like you’re crammed into some converted Victorian terrace – there’s actually room to breathe. I mean, London apartments usually have you doing yoga poses just to open your suitcase, but this one-bedroom on Davies Street gives you proper space to spread out.

The location is honestly ridiculous in the best way possible. Two minutes to Bond Street station means you’re literally in the heart of everything – I walked to Oxford Street for shopping (though honestly, who needs the crowds when you’ve got all those gorgeous boutiques right on your doorstep). The building sits right in that sweet spot where you’re surrounded by Mayfair’s fancy restaurants and galleries, but you’re not paying hotel prices for a shoebox room. I grabbed coffee most mornings from this little place around the corner on South Molton Street, and the barista actually remembered my order by day three – that’s the kind of neighborhood vibe you get here, even in central London.

What I really appreciated were the little things that show someone actually thought about how people live, not just where they sleep. The kitchen has proper counter space (revolutionary, I know), and there’s enough wardrobe room that I wasn’t living out of my suitcase the whole week. The windows face away from the main road, so you’re not dealing with that constant Davies Street traffic noise – though honestly, the sound of London outside became pretty comforting after a few nights. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward too, no awkward lobby hovering or waiting around for someone to show up with keys.

The building itself has that solid, well-maintained feel you want when you’re staying somewhere for more than just a quick weekend. I stayed during a pretty busy period in October and never felt like I was fighting crowds just to get to my front door, which is saying something when you’re basically living next to Bond Street tube. The 9-rating makes total sense – it’s not trying to be some luxury hotel experience, but it nails what it actually promises: a proper apartment where you can actually relax and feel settled, right in the middle of one of London’s best neighborhoods.

Rooms

• One-Bedroom Apartment with 1 double bed for 3 adults

Facilities