New Cavendish Street Serviced Apartments by StayPrime

New Cavendish Street Serviced Apartments by StayPrime Overview

First Impressions

Walking up to New Cavendish Street Serviced Apartments by StayPrime, you immediately get that feeling you’ve hit the jackpot location-wise. I mean, you’re literally steps from Oxford Circus but tucked away on a quieter street that doesn’t have the tourist chaos. The building itself has that classic London charm — nothing flashy, but solid and welcoming in that understated British way. You know what struck me most? How the staff actually seemed to care about getting you settled rather than just checking you in and disappearing.

Location & Neighborhood

Honestly, the location is pretty much perfect if you want to be in central London without feeling like you’re camping in Piccadilly Circus. New Cavendish Street puts you right between Fitzrovia and Marylebone — two of my favorite neighborhoods that somehow manage to feel residential despite being so central. You can walk to the British Museum in about ten minutes, hit Oxford Street for shopping (though honestly, who needs that stress), or duck into one of those lovely pubs on Charlotte Street. The BBC Broadcasting House is practically next door, which gives the area this interesting media buzz during the day.

The Apartment Experience

These aren’t your typical hotel rooms — each apartment actually feels like a proper place to live for a while. The kitchen is fully equipped, which saved me a fortune on eating out every meal (London prices, you know). I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious everything felt, especially considering we’re talking about central London real estate. The furnishings are modern but not sterile — sort of that Scandinavian-meets-British aesthetic that actually works. What I really appreciated was having a proper dining table where I could spread out my laptop and actually get some work done.

Practical Comforts

The four-star rating feels about right — it’s polished and comfortable without trying to be overly fancy. The Wi-Fi actually works properly (always a gamble in older London buildings), and the heating responds when you adjust it, which honestly feels like a small miracle. Housekeeping comes weekly for longer stays, but they’re flexible if you need anything sorted sooner. The building’s pretty quiet considering the location — I think the double-glazed windows do their job well because I barely heard the street noise, even with my room facing forward.

Why Guests Love It

Look, couples absolutely rave about this place, and I can see why — there’s something romantic about having your own little London flat, even temporarily. You can grab fresh ingredients from the Waitrose around the corner, cook dinner together, then walk hand-in-hand through Regent’s Park or catch a show in the West End. But honestly, it works just as well for business travelers or anyone who wants more space and flexibility than a standard hotel room. The value proposition is solid too — when you factor in saving money on meals and having room to actually live rather than just sleep, it makes a lot of sense for stays longer than a few nights.

Early hotels booking in Central London secures Royal Opera seats, Buckingham balcony views, and behind-the-scenes studio tours.

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