This is a reasonable sized book store with a fairly good selection of fiction and non fiction. It…read morehas a good sized childrens section, and the travel book section is also quite comprehensive. I enjoy looking round this shop as it is nicely laid out, the staff leave you alone to look but are helpful if you ask questions, and it has seats. However, I have very rarely actually bought anything because the prices are so high. Almost everything is at RRP, whereas online things are considerably less. Good for window shopping, but then make your purchases elsewhere!

Small size store plenty of choice throughout and enough to satisfy myself and my 14 year old…read moredaughter in books for many dark nights .. Bit on the pricey side but you pay for conveinience and service Helpful staff and clean tidy store situated inside the Hart Centre with handy centre parking and loads of other great stores and coffee shops .. ideal for a rainy day or long school holidays

Nice bookstore and typical layout of most Waterstones stores. Very good selection of books across…read moreall age groups and nice children's department for the young readers!

Its a typical waterstones (which is petfectly nice, but lacks the personality of a good independant…read morebookshop). Unfortunately it didnt have a copy of "on the road" which is the reason i went there.

There are some real bargains to be found in here, if you get lucky and the item you want is in…read morestock then it's likely to be considerably cheaper here than anywhere else. If you're looking for something in particular, especially if it's new, you probably won't find it in here, but it's worth a check. Paperback novels are £2.99 or two for £5 and there are plenty of popular titles to choose from.

This is an amazing shop. Its only little but has a wonderful range of books at great prices. For…read moreexample a Horrid Henry book at WHSmith (two minutes walk away) is a fiver, but in the bargain bookshop they're £2 each. The adult paperbacks are £2.99 each and 2 for five pounds and I can always find something I want to buy. They have lots of non fiction books too including a small section on the local area. However this wonderful shop has one massive flaw. The lady who works in there seems to absolutely HATE people, not just children, but all customers. She takes it as a personal insult if you want to buy something, and in the event you want to use a debit card its as though you've slapped her. I'm not sure what the refund policy of this store is, because I would never dare to take something back. I am a friendly person and normally chat to shop assistants, but have never even had a thank you from this lady, let alone a smile. Its such a shame as its a gorgeous shop.

Far be it from me to suggest you make a trip to Oxford just to visit one of the most wonderful…read morebookstores ever, but if you happen to be in or near Oxford it'd be a shame to miss out. Despite a plethora of 1-star reviews of Blackwell's online ordering service, the in-store experience is sheer delight. The selection (on multiple stories of the building) is simply stunning. Not wanting to come back home with a suitcase full of books (well, wanting to but loathe to carry them), my purchase here was a single book which I read in its entirety before leaving the UK. Bookstores which began their lives in the 1800's are rare finds. Blackwell's is one and they haven't endured due to mere good luck. Someone is paying attention to the look and feel of the place as well as the vast and deep selection of great reads. Blackwell's is a great place to get lost in.

Blackwell's is a bookstore experience! It reminded me of the bookstore I grew up in with a big…read morekid's section upstairs, places to sit and read, and the good, booky smell that can only be captured by a place constantly shelving and sharing books. Note that there is a one stall bathroom inside the children's section that gets a lot of use and gets smelly.

Another very large bookshop in Guildford. This shop is on several levels but there is a lift. Well…read morelaid out into sections of genre and a good selection of books. Helpful staff who can help you find books or put them on order for you. There is also a cafe with comfy sofas! One warning: Beware the Dalek!

This place is certainly worth a browse if you are interested in the world around you. They stock an…read moreamazing selection of books on a wide variety of subjects but specialise in social, political and environmental issues. Most of which you will not find in other book shops. They also sell a range of fair-trade goodies and alternative magazines.

Fantastic shop. Brilliant array of books on the shelf and no trouble at all to order books in…read more Could spend hours looking around. Staff are fantastic, friendly and approachable. Great shop. Can't wait to attend their events either, can't believe I didn't find this place sooner.

Well stocked. Friendly, knowledgable and helpful staff. An excellent local community resource.read more

I really like this book store. It has quite an old fashioned look to it which I like and has a…read morelovely children's section. There is also a table and chairs provided for children so they can sit and look through books opposite a fish tank so it all feels very welcoming to the children. I also like the fact that everything is on one level so there is no trapsing up and down the stairs! I always shop here when I need a book.

Beautiful and charming old bookstore! Three floors with lots of books! Friendly staff! Love…read morevisiting this bookstore!

Cute bookstore. We were walking around in the neighborhood and came across this bookstore. The kids…read moreloved looking at the the children's books. They also had a great selection of fiction and nonfiction books. I would definitely come back here if I'm ever visiting Marylebone again!