Danubius Hotel Regent Park

The Lounge area is wonderful. The servers are great. First time at this location. Loved the Sticky pudding, cheese plate and lamb curry. The lounge area is open 24 hours. The dining room was okay. I went for breakfast one day and literally was reduced to eating cheese and prosciutto.
The hotel staff was okay. The cleaning staff never would take a glass that came from the dining area from the room. We had several by the time we left.
I didn’t have any major problems except I had to go and get my card key recoded everyday. Some other friends of mine had issues with housekeeping.
Those are fixable issues but I would definitely go back to have food in the Lounge.

The hotel seems a little dated, until you walk into the room itself. The rooms are fairly small, which is fine for me, but clean! Some say some of the rooms are haunted, but that’s for you to decide. The beds are small (perhaps too small for some), but I grew up with a twin bed, so I dont have any problems with ‘em. The bathroom amenities leave something to be desired (I usually bring my own, but if you’re flying in, using these ones aren’t the end of the world). However, my favourite part of this hotel are the cookies you get in the room — usually shortbread — that make the perfect before-​bed snack.
Hotel is located in St. John’s Wood, across a beautiful park, a short walk to a Tesco (grocery store), restaurants, a 5-​minute walk to the Sherlock Holmes museum and another 20-​minute walk to Oxford.

Lovely hotel with even better food!
We were here for their Sunday Buffet Carvery Lunch and were absolutely spoiled. We had a Groupon for the lunch with a bottle of wine. The wine, a Malbec according to the bottle was fantastic. I know nothing about wines, but this house wine was very good.
The food was even better. A huge range of starters, focusing particularly on seafoods took up a large area of the counter. Bread and butter was constantly topped up at the table, the waiter service excellent. From taking away plates, to asking whether you’d like tea or coffee whilst you’re getting your dessert, it was all very polite, friendly and efficient. The staff helping those more frail members get their food at the counters and carrying this back to their tables as well as lending an arm or torso to hold onto.
It was a little like being at a family gathering to be honest.
The mains were were better than the starters. The gigantic roast turkey was so succulent and moist considering it’s size. With the homemade cranberry sauce i was in heaven. But it didn’t stop there, there was also roast beef, cooked both rare and well done, very lean sausages, crisp bacon medallions, chicken thigh, and a wide selection of veggies and the all important yorkshire puds which rose to the occasion. In all, a better roast I couldn’t really imagine on this scale.
To finish off, the dessert was sublime. Both of them. One of a cream, chopped nuts cake topped with fruit. The other an apple strudel type pie (German Style). Both served with a raspberry or apple coulis or cream. The only complaint I could have is maybe some custard please? So so minor a complaint though. There’s also a selection of fruit, both in syrup and loose.
In all, every aspect of this place from service, food, décor, comfort, lighting were excellent. It was impossible to fault anything at all. If you have a lazy afternoon saved up, you can’t really go wrong for £30 per head. Just note that lunch is served from 12−3pm. More than enough time. You can even see a bit of cricket as the lunch room overlooks the Lord’s cricket ground.
For afters, there’s a nice bar that shows the football just outside the restaurant. So actually you can spend the WHOLE afternoon here and not regret a moment.

Sehr nettes, sauberes Hotel, das von außen nicht so den Anschein macht. Preislich ist es absolut in Ordnung, mit Ausnahme des Frühstücks (15£). Aber wenig tragisch, da es in der Umgebung zahlreiche Alternativen gibt.
Durch den guten Preis, verschlägt es offensichtlich auch jüngere Gruppen in das Hotel, man hört dann auch mal Leute durch den Gang laufen. War dann nicht angenehm. Es steht neben dem Standardequipment im Zimmer auch ein Wasserkocher mit frei verfügbaren Kakao und Kaffeepulver bereit. Hat einen gewissen Mehrwert. Die Lage ist gut, 4 Busse direkt vor der Haustür, 4 U-​Bahnlinien in 10 Minuten gehweite leicht zu Erreichen.
4 von 5

This is a very comfortable hotel. It has all the facilities you’d expect from a high classed hotel with some nice additions.
We arrived early in the morning and were unable to check in yet. We were able to leave our luggage with the concierge and made our way into town.
Check-​in was at 2 PM and on my request we got a quiet room on one of the top floors. A Junior Suite, overlooking the St. John’s Wood Cricket Ground.
Very convenient for the Underground and buses.
Concierge services, Fitness rooms, Free complimentary papers and magazines.
The room is big and beds are comfortable — they use duvets instead of sheets.
The bathroom is large with a power shower and has a full size bath. Yes I did use it and it is very good.
The rooms have air conditioning and all have access to free wifi.
There is complimentary coffee, tea and cookies: o)
A Smoking Area is set up outside near the entrance which has a heat lamp to boot.
We had a brilliant stay here and would recommend it to others.
Be aware that due to its location it is a very expensive Hotel, we took advantage of an advance booking price.

Really nice hotel in a great location.
+Safe area, directly opposite Lord’s Cricket Ground, if you like that sort of thing.
+It is only a short cab journey from London’s West End shopping and theatre districts.
+Very close to Abbey Road, if you are a Beatles fan.
+Only a walk away from St John’s Wood high street — great places to shop and eat in a very village-​y high end part of town.
+Regents Park is beautiful — you are right next to it.
+Very close to London Zoo.
+Toto stayed here when I was here once.
–Tired older style rooms and furnishings.
–Next to a busy intersection.
–Toto stayed here. I could hear the drums echoing that night.
N.B. The hotel is very close to a major sports ground and a very large mosque — heavy footfall and parking issues when events are on!

The hotel dos not look very spectacular from the outside but inside it is quite nice. CheckIn was fast and they checked whether I would like a wake up call and a newspaper. The room was a good size, eqipped with flatscreen, desk, chair– typical ⁴⁄₅ star style. I like the wrapped cookies right next to kettle, although I did not eat them. Staff at breakfast was attentive. They serve english breakfast, so do not expect a wide range of breakfast rolls. Right next to the hotel are bus stations and St Johns Wood tube Station which is about a 7 minute walk.

This hotel is in a great safe neighborhood. It is nice to be part of the hustle and bustle of the tourist areas in London and then come to a neighborhood for your hotel. Adjacent to Saint John’s Woods High Street — great for dinner out. This isn’t a luxury hotel, but perfectly acceptable for a nice stay in London. If you are used to the Four Seasons or W brands, this will not be of interest to you.

I stayed in this hotel earlier this year and the rooms are very luxurious and well-​equipped. The bathroom was really big with a bath and shower and everything you might need. The beds were really comfortable too. Only deducted a star because the check-​in was so slow even after I explained I was in a hurry and on the following day the porters failed to flag me a cab so I walked to the bus stop. I have to say though that the breakfast was excellent, I even saw a cricket team dining at the same time as me (although I’ve no idea which cricket team).

This hotel is located directly opposite Lords Cricket Ground, so if you’re on a high enough floor, you can see into the Ground. Externally this hotel looks pretty dire — like a 1960s office block. Internally, the Reception and dining area at least, look very luxurious. The rooms however are a different story. We stayed in a standard double room (meant to be £ 299 a night — we didn’t pay that) — and it was very basic and smaller than our bedroom at home. The en suite was ok, if a little on the small side, but at least the shower worked!
Customer Service was fine, but not spectacular.
We also used the parking facilities — £ 20.00 per night (but we were in London).
I don’t think we would stay there again. Although Central London is within walking distance, so a good location. Also, it is not in the Congestion Charge zone.