The Sanctuary House Westminster

Locations was excellent!! As a tourist we have many attractions at walking distance and close to train stations. Breakfast was good. Room comfortable. There was a front desk girl extremely helpful.

Stopped for a quick lunch and couldn’t have been happier with my choice of their ‘award-winning’ pie and mash. Would totally recommend as a reasonably-priced lunch option if you are close to Westminster. Card payments only at the time of this visit.

The room was nice and clean, the staff was friendly, and the location is perfect for visiting London City. Breakfast is served at the pub downstairs, where you can enjoy a small buffet as well as order a warm plate made to your liking. I highly recommend this place! Voir le carte

Beautiful old building with lots of history. This building is one of the oldest on one of the oldest streets in Westminster. Come out the door look right and you can see Westminster Abbey. Look left and you can see St James’s Park tube station. It has so much character. We had an amazing stay. Great location. Lovely clean hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. We will be going back.

Overall, we had a pleasant experience at The Sanctuary House Westminster. While the menu is somewhat limited, everyone at our table enjoyed their meals. As someone with a visual impairment, I found the lighting satisfactory, although I didn't visit the bar, so I can't comment on that area. I was able to see my food clearly. In summary, the restaurant has limited options, tasty food, suitable lighting, and a lovely atmosphere.

However, the accommodation consists of rooms above a pub. While they are comfortable and clean, the noise from the floorboards in our room and the neighboring one was quite disturbing, causing us to wake up as early as 6:30 every morning. Breakfast is served in the pub, and while the food was decent, many regular items were unavailable or ran out during our stay. For instance, there were no strawberry jam pots the entire time, and there wasn't any salmon for the Eggs Royale. Overall, there's nothing seriously wrong with this place, but if this were a "Four in a Bed" situation, I probably wouldn't choose to stay here again. Voir le carte

The Sanctuary House Hotel is a charming, traditional European hotel. It's small but cozy, making it suitable for a comfortable night's stay. Its location is ideal for exploring London, with Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, Hyde Park, museums, and Piccadilly Circus all nearby. The first floor features the Ale Pie pub, which serves delicious meat pies. Guests also enjoy a complimentary breakfast with their stay. Check-in is located on the first floor (the second floor in the U.S.), and there is an elevator available. The rooms are understandably compact, as this is not a resort, but if you spend more time in your room than sleeping or freshening up, you’re missing out on an amazing city.

Santuary House is the ultimate pub experience. My visit was enhanced by the first London Marithon on years post covid. Crowds drank in the streets due to lack of space inside. I returned for a total of three visits! Many Craft Brew Ales. The room temperture London Pride was excellent for purests. Chilled philsners are available. The food is moderately priced, in 17 20 british pound range. Fish chips (haddock) was large and good. It could feed two. On Sunday, special roast dinners are available. I had dry aged sirloin roasted with potatoes and other root vegetables Yorkshire pudding. My wife ate lamb pepper meat pie. Both excellent (see photos). On our last visit, Pork hock cheese and mushroo...

During our stay at the adjacent hotel, we had breakfast here twice. While the selection was limited, there was something for everyone, and the portion sizes were generous. The dinner menu, however, was truly exceptional. The chips (French fries) were delicious, and there was a great variety of drinks, including local cask ales. But the real stars of the show were the savory pies. My wife ordered the steak, shallots, and mushroom pie, which she thoroughly enjoyed. I opted for the 5-spice duck, cranberry, and port pie, and let me tell you—I don’t often have profound moments with food, but once every few years, I experience something extraordinary. *Every* *Single* *Bite* transported me to a st... Voir le carte