My partner and I stayed at the Fox and Anchor on a Friday and Saturday night and our room was called St. Paul's. This room is at the top and at the back of the building which I think, on reflection, is the best place to be. Quite quiet except for the sound of the air conditioning units on the... more

I booked this hotel as a treat for my husband's birthday. We loved it - the bar, the room (we were in St Bart's which was sumptious, beautifully furnised and with everything we needed) and being so near to Smith's and all this area had to offer. However (and it is a big however), our room was at the front... more

I booked this hotel for my boyfriend's 30th birthday as I thought it would be a bit different from the typical hotel and the rooms on the Fox and Anchor's website looked stunning. We arrived just after the check-in time and the room that I had booked was not ready as the previous guests had checked out late. This was... more

My partner and I stayed at The Fox & Anchor on a Saturday night - we were in St Barts, a beautiful room at the front of the pub. Plus points - a stunning room and a huge and wonderful bathroom with a great monsoon shower and roll top bath. The bed was comfortable, design was sleek but cosy. We... more

My partner & I stayed in 'The Barbican' room for one night (a Friday) and overall were very pleased with the service level. As previous reviewers have mentioned, there are very narrow stairs to all bedrooms; the quieter rooms are positioned at the top/back. The facilities are excellent for the rate and location - fresh fluffy towels, luxurious toiletries, a... more

After reading many positive reviews in the national press we decided to try out the Fox and Anchor and were not disappointed. The location is perfect, tucked away but central enough to access all areas of London easily.The room we stayed in was fantastic (St.Pauls) everything you could possibly need was there - safe, mini fridge, iron + ironing board,... more

We stayed at the fox and anchor over a July weekend. Good location and close to lots of bars, restaurants and coffee shops. We stayed in 'Barbican which is the smallest room but was comfortable, plush and had air conditioning. The only down side is the very steepclimb up a narrow flight of stairs to get to any of the... more

I just returned from a four night stay in London at the Fox and Anchor with my husband. The inn was easy to find and check in at Malmaison went fine. I was there a little before the official check in time and had to wait a few minutes to get my key. Once the room was ready someone walked... more