The Clerk & Well Pub and Rooms

Nice room aesthetic and comfortable pillows, it gave a cosy vibe. Great amenities and we loved the slippers and small snacks that were provided.

Overall we really enjoyed our stay, but it was mentioned that we could access Netflix (which was not the case) and there was a large stain on the duvet which was unpleasant and didn’t give a good feeling even though the duvet seemed clean. These are things that we should’ve mentioned to the staff but didn’t because we had a short stay.

The room and the bathroom were both very large and comfortable, with all the amenities one could look for in a hotel. Free snacks, tea and coffee were provided, which was nice. The staff was friendly and helpful both at reception and at the pub. Overall, very pleasant stay!

All good :)

very nice rooms, firm comfy beds, great location. Sunday Roast was excellent and the beer was fantastic. Staff very helpful. sitting at the front and having a night cap before I went to bed was just the ticket.

nothing to complain about (except the stairs!) Americans are not used to going up 3 flights of stairs.

Well located, close to Holborn, close to metro, if you target this area. Very large room, renovated but with an old London house charm

Disappointing stay. The room was extremely noisy from 6am: construction work blocking the street (with drivers losing patience) and delivery trucks unloading directly below the windows. Hotel service was poor on several fronts: - Quiet room not honoured. I had specifically asked for a quiet room, and the property confirmed via Booking.com messaging that I would be given a high floor as it would be quieter. On arrival, this was not the case. I was too tired to check and only realised later. - Check-in mishandled. I messaged the property in the morning to confirm I would arrive at 10.30pm. The reply was reassuring: reception open until 11pm. At 10.15pm, the receptionist called me on my mobile to say he was leaving at exactly 10.30pm, and that I would have to call the porter ("10 minutes away by car") to be let in. I insisted he wait, as I would arrive on time or at most three minutes late. His manner was very poor, essentially: "I want to go home, your problem is not mine."