Combined this visit with a London walking tour around the nearby area. Brilliant experience. Can book the walking tour or just meet at the tube station. War rooms need to be pre-booked.

This is a very decent museum. It’s worth booking tickets online as it cuts down any potential wait times. Audioguides are recommended as well. The museum is underground and shows where people stayed and worked to coordinate the British war effort in WWII. You can see where Churchill made his speeches from, where he would ring Roosevelt from, the map rooms where the course of the war was plotted, and a host of other things. For anyone who is interested in World War II, this is a gem to see in London.

This was definitely a highlight of our trip. It was darn amazing to step in and see all this history. The bunker was full of everything you have ever wanted to know about Sir Winston Churchill.All the collections of his papers, his sleeping quarters, the war room, was amazing.

We visited it because my son is passionate about WWII and it is worth the price of the ticket. I am not giving 5 stars only because I found it too crowded: as you can imagine the corridors are narrows, and it would be lovely not having to rush, but this is what happened in most of the rooms and corridors because there were too many people. For the same reason the section dedicated to Churchill's life is impossible to follow in a coherent way, resulting in a chaotic mix of information, it's very easy to loose the right path and also the rest of the family! The free audio guide is very useful and I loved to hear from the people who worked and lived in those rooms during the war.

This is one of the best museums I’ve ever been to. The War Rooms are fascinating and the museum on Churchill’s life equally so. The only advice I have is to leave at least three hours for your visit: we tried to do it in 2 and felt very rushed.

The hallways twist and turn and very few opportunities to sit for seniors but VERY worth the visit. You can sense how Churchill was on top of every action with his bedroom next to the map room. I wished we had signed up for the tour rather than audio.

Pre booked tickets for New Years Day not realising the parade was around the corner at the same time! This didn’t really affect our experience. We went straight in and started the tour. Allow at least 90mins if you want to listen to everything and look at all the exhibits. There is a lot of memorabilia and it is set out in a good way. There are a few places to sit down in the museum if you get weary. Gift shop at the end has lots of books and other bits and bobs. It did become crowded in some spaces within the rooms so a few less people would have been nice.

At first upon entering the Churchill War Rooms we wondered how could this possibly take two or more hours to see. It took the two hours plus and was an awesome experience that’s tells in detail how Churchill was so important to Briton defeating Germany. There is so much to see as everything was preserved so you really get a feel as to how life was living down there during the war. Do yourself a favor and visit the attraction!

We really enjoyed this museum. There are two parts -- 1) the historical location and the role the physical space played in World War II and 2) a Churchill museum. I enjoyed both parts, though separating them might have made the museum a bit more manageable (and controlled some of the claustrophobia I had in the space). The role the space played in World War II is very nicely presented. The audioguide does a great job explaining how the space was used. The center of the space is focused on Churchill. Some of that material could have been culled. I would strongly recommend a visit to the Churchill War Rooms when you are in the area.

Visited as a Christmas present treat from my Sister in Law and Nephew. Absolutely loved it, so much more in size and content than I imagined. Very informative and really well preserved, more or less exactly as it was left immediately after the war. We anticipated around 3 hours to see it all, but actually spent over 5 hours there and still didn't cover all of it. The Winson Churchill Museum which is part of the experience was also excellent. Friendly and informative staff and volunteers were great, and I will definitely return again in the near future to learn more about the greatest Englishman ever. Don't miss it if you are a fan of history or Churchill!