Hotel accommodation london in Sutton

“We had a comfortable stay, clean studio, great location. Staff was so friendly, specially Daniella.”

“Great hotel that has all necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Rooms are spacious and well equipped. The bar restaurant is super stylish, offering great food. The breakfast buffet is fresh with a mixed of cooked food and fresh options such as brie, fresh fruit and avocado smash. All in all a great property!”

“Met up with some friends (with kids) for a Saturday Xmas season lunch. We pre-ordered the food, which was all on a good level. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Drinks orders arrived promptly and they have a good selection of beers and whiskeys. Would come again anytime!”

“Location was great for our requirements. Rooms standard, everything was clean. Staff very friendly. Parking extra but very reasonable prices for outer London!”

“Perfect spot for first visit to UK. Only 50 minutes to Central London. St. Nicholas mall in walking distance. Pool, spa, steam room, fitness room, and hot tub. I'm booking this place again!”

“Very spacious room clean and tidy, weii equipped kitchen and laundry area.”

“Love this place. We were staying for 10 days. Wonderful hospitality and welcome. Very neat room. Good wifi too”

“Quiet and nice place. Apartments are a little bit old and not so large, but the court is clear and nice. There is a car park in the yard.”

“Matt is our ‘go to’ travel advisor. He’s booked us ski holidays, flights and accommodation for many years and always gives a good variety of options and prices. Nothing is too much trouble and he’s very quick to get back with information and advice. I’d thoroughly recommend Matt if you’d like some honest advice and ideas and to save hours of your time.”

“I absolutely love the building, everything is so modern & clean. My favourite areas are coworking space and cinema room. Thank you to Sienna House team to keep everything in order.”

“A nice house with friendly service, a substitute for luxury from the beginning of the 19th century”