Fox and Anchor

for a hotel room in London it is very spacious and a very nice atmosphere.

The breakfast is limited, but you are close to all kind of restaurants

The location of the hotel was close to the tube station. The room was cute although small.

There was no elevator. This should have been more clear in the description. The room we got was on the 3rd floor and my Mom and I each had a large suitcase. The suitcases were very hard to carry to the room, and there was no staff to help. The stairs were very narrow and twisty. My mom cannot carry her luggage so I had to carry both our suitcases up and down 3 flights of steps. Also the shower head was broken and sprayed water all over the bathroom. The room was small. I do not feel this room was worth 200 GBP a night.

Did not have the breakfast

Typical comforter bed coverings are too hot for me and the insides must be removed. A top sheet and blanket is better.

Amazing room, quirky and interesting made our stay enjoyable.Staff very friendly, welcoming and helpful, thank you.

Just minor things.The light switches are not well located. No milk for tea , *there's a note saying to ring for it but the number wasn't answered and no milk was privided

Very comfortable modern rooms and clean bathrooms.

Shame about the dripping tap in the sink

Pub location and quirkiness.

Staff were not welcoming and at about 7:30/8am some sort of extractor fans started up comtinuously which prevented us from laying in. My partner gave it 3 out of 5 which was rather disappointing as it was our anniversary.

Really nice room. Good food and service. A lovely little place with soul.Amazing bath!

The shared spaces could do with a bit of a refresh - stairwell etc. but the room was immaculate and really thoughtfully styled

location, room size, bathroom

Location Homely feel

Curtains falling off the rails in our bedroomNoise from the very early drayman delivery was extremely loud ( we knew there would be some noise as close to the market and it is a pub! But it was so loud that we couldn’t sleep!

Great location and amazing building / pub. Rooms very nicely styled and claw foot baths and toiletries a lovely treat. Able to store luggage after checking out which was very helpful and transferring from international flight to visiting family at xmas so had a lot of luggage between us. Breakfast was delicious.

We were a family group travelling with adult children - first room was perfect the second had badly stained carpets in entrance and lights that didn’t work which reduced the luxury feel- also near fans which went on and off allnight which could disturb some. Might be worth checking which rooms available and ask quieter room if an issue. I would recommend a bit of a spruce up to St Paul’s though .

The staff was very friendly and helpful, the room and the pub were lovely, very old and traditional but comfortable and had all you need. The breakfast was excellent! I really liked the big bathroom with both shower and huge bathtub. The Elizabeth line is a very short walk away. It was really quiet too.

Some amenities a little outdated

We had a super spacious room, I think it was a different one then here on the pictures because we had a shower. Comfortable bed, great stocked mini bar. Everyone was super friendly, food in the pub was super nice .It’s quiet and with the tube stations around easy to reach everything.

I think certain things could be replaced, e.g the carpet in front of our room door had massive spots on. Or in the bathroom the sealing looses the paint etc. So for me it’s the small details especially when you pay so much money for it.

Very Cozy rooms, a little on the small side but the design is Gorgeous. Beds very comfy.

The walk to the top floor was abit of a killer. The hair conditioner was completely watered down which was a nightmare after shampooing. Breakfast downstairs is ridiculously expensive and not that great!

With tons of character with an Olde London vibe, this is not your average cookie cutter hotel!My favorite feature was the soaking tub - such a lovely surprise!

The stairs are STEEP, so be prepared for a bit of a workout with your luggage. Otherwise, there were no negatives to report.

Staff (a lady who was there for check in and check out) was lovely, bed super comfortable, the bath was huge and amazing! Loved the decor

Shower head as it seemed to be broken, lamp in bathroom was falling off, the ceiling in bathroom needs redoing as it’s pealing and looks to have damp or mould.

gorgeous boutique room, totally unexpected when part of a pub. Stayed the night of the Euros semi-final and even with the large crowd downstairs nothing could be heard in the bedroom.

Very steep stairs up to the bedrooms - be wary if large suitcases or mobility issues

Great location, quirky with character

Aircon noisy, windows couldn’t open and if they did it was to extractors and heating units. Without aircon we where at 27 degrees, on kept us awake. Small room, pillows and duvet lumpy, toilet seat moved, we told pub staff and didn’t get fixed.

We soon felt very comfortable and at home in the Market Suite. Although the pub was busy we were greeted by a very nice manager in the downstairs bar, checked in and were given our key card and made our way to the first floor. The Market Suite is slightly strange in that you enter via the bathroom but this leads on to a comfy lounge and separate bedroom. I was pleasantly surprised that the lounge had access to a small roof terrace with seating. We went down to the bar mid evening for drinks. Standing room only at first on a busy Thursday eve, but having booked a table for dinner the same manager showed us to a cosy booth at the rear of the pub. We chose the London Platter. A freshly prepared mix of bar snacks to share and it was delicious. A few more drinks were enjoyed before heading back upstairs. I imagine it's quite a peaceful location being in a back street, but as the Market Suite is to the rear of the building it was completely quiet over night. We had the most lovely time and should we be attending the Barbican Theatre again would definitely stay here.

One minor point, the heated bathroom floor was incredibly hot. Almost too hot to walk on in bare feet. Perhaps not even required in August?

fascinating pub with rooms, close to Smithfield Market. Unique character and charm, a visit to the hostelry is an experience in itself ! Lovely, welcoming staff. Due to the licensing laws relating to the market, stout is even available with your breakfast! The accomodation is separate from the pub (next door), and consists of 6 boutique rooms spread over 3 floors. The rooms at the front can be noisy, (we understand), we were blissfully tranquil to the rear. The room was not huge but very comfortable. A very very well stocked fridge, including fresh milk, snacks and nibbles, high quality tea and coffee supplied. Breakfast was epic! Possibly the best back bacon I have ever eaten! A proper pot of tea and fresh orange

we had a couple of hardware issues in the bathroom, soon fixed! Bathroom and shower otherwise excellent. ~There might be some flexibility with the breakfast menu; I was with my son who has very fixed ideas on his "ideal breakfast", which was tricky as the extensive menu is apparently 'fixed items"

The hotel sits above a bar in an old building. The rooms are extremely spacious along with the bathroom which had a shower and separate roll top bath. The interior of the rooms are beautiful and unique. Location of the hotel is great, with plenty of restaurants and bars around. The bed was big and very comfortable. It can be a little noisy in the evening from the people in the bar below, but we expected this due to the nature of the hotel and it didn't bother us.

The spotlight next to the wardrobe was very dim and could be brighter, especially since it was the ideal location to get ready with a full length mirror. One of the mornings we decided to try out the hotel's breakfast, but unfortunately I am Coeliac and they couldn't offer me any food so we had to go elsewhere which was pretty disappointing.