My family and I spend four nights at this inn from May 23 to May 28, 2008. The inn was very easy to get to from the St. Pancras train station; just one tube and one bus. The inn is very close to several tube stations, pubs and restaurants. I didn't see many shops, but I did see some food markets. Martin and Su made tea for us upon our arrival and asked what time we would like breakfast. Since the inn had new carpeting, we could not wear shoes in the main house. The next morning at the agreed upon time, we went for breakfast. There we found a nice selection of jams and jellys, toast and three (3) croissants (for a group of 5). Martin offered some dry cereals, but never placed them on the table. Our breakfast for all four mornings was toast and croissants, not at all what I expected. I was looking for some fruit, a selection of juices, maybe some sweet pastries. The last morning, I arrived downstairs a few minutes earlier than the 7:30 AM time we had agreed upon. Martin then... more