Inhabit, Southwick Street, A Member Of Design Hotels

“Great little find near Paddington Station”

Great location within walking distance to the Paddington Station (3 minutes). Lovely neighborhood with great Middle Eastern cuisine a few blocks away. Monkey Puzzle is right across the street and was a delightful British Pub for a pint and great meal. Well-appointed rooms and a peaceful and serene… more

Great location within walking distance to the Paddington Station (3 minutes). Lovely neighborhood with great Middle Eastern cuisine a few blocks away. Monkey Puzzle is right across the street and was a delightful British Pub for a pint and great meal. Well-appointed rooms and a peaceful and serene vibe made this a great choice for our last night before long international flight. Beds/pillows very comfortable. Loved the shower and smell of the soaps (think evergreen trees). Loved the commitment to environmental causes- water (still and sparkling) dispensers on each floor. As this is multiple residences converted into a hotel, the halls are narrow and little confusing with the stairs (I think it adds charm and reminds you of the historical relevance of the place), but there is a modern elevator to take your luggage to your floor. I'm a Marriott Titanium and the benefits were clearly laid out (extra points, late check out, but no breakfast). Not a big deal to me. I had never heard of the Inhabit hotels but would definitely stay at this property or another in same brand.

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“Wonderful stay!”

Very cozy property, great place to work when you're staying at the property. It's a very beautiful ambiance. The stay at the hotel was very helpful, and went above and beyond to accommodate - thank you for making sure our stay was great! Special shout-out to Acascio, Irahni, and Khamali.

“Feels like it’s run with intention”

Stayed at Inhabit for a few nights at the end of June, and it left a genuinely good impression. The atmosphere here is something you feel immediately: thoughtful, grounded, kind. It doesn't try too hard, which is rare. A specific shoutout to Teluina and Ionut at check-in, who were warm and genuine… more

Stayed at Inhabit for a few nights at the end of June, and it left a genuinely good impression. The atmosphere here is something you feel immediately: thoughtful, grounded, kind. It doesn't try too hard, which is rare. A specific shoutout to Teluina and Ionut at check-in, who were warm and genuinely welcoming from the moment I arrived. On day two, they surprised me with a gift basket of snacks at my room. Nice gesture. Breakfast was included in my stay and I was happy with that call. Light, easy, with enough options to feel like a proper start to the day without being overwhelming. The library was a bonus: quiet, well-curated, and a great working space when you need to decompress or get something done. One honest note: there isn’t really AC, and I was there during a hot stretch (late June into early July). Sleeping was a real challenge some nights. Worth knowing before you book, especially if you're visiting in summer. That aside, Inhabit earns its reputation. The people, the pace, the small touches. It feels like a hotel run by people who actually care, and that's not something you take for granted.

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“Overall good experience with some niggles”

Very nicely appointed hotel with excellent staff - plenty of people around to assist and all very professional and helpful. Room was spotless and had all the facilities you could want. I had a cozy double, but it was a decent size for London and had a large window (even though it opened only a crac… more

Very nicely appointed hotel with excellent staff - plenty of people around to assist and all very professional and helpful. Room was spotless and had all the facilities you could want. I had a cozy double, but it was a decent size for London and had a large window (even though it opened only a crack). Downsides were air con was totally inefficient (hardly a trickle) and it was roasting hot and so was provided with a fan, which sort of blew the warm air about in the room, but otherwise it would have been stifling. Also the TV doesn't show ITV, which on a World Cup night with England playing was a real disappointment, as only available there. You could watch every other freeview channel apart from ITV, seemed odd!

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