This sweet little hotel will not let you forget that it stands on the site of London's first B&B, which opened here in 1881. It's draped in charmingly sunny floral fabrics, which look appropriate on the antique beds. Bathrooms are thoroughly modern, and the attached restaurant, small though it may be, is actually quite good. Unfortunately, prices have gone up substantially in recent years, making this less of a bargain than it once was. It's a decent option if you can't get a bargain at a plusher hotel for the same price.
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