Hotels in Marylebone, London

Marylebone lies between Oxford Street and Regent’s Park in the W1 postcode. The area kept much of its 18th-century Georgian grid — Portman, Bryanston, Manchester and Cavendish Squares — with Marylebone High Street as its main commercial spine. The contrast with Oxford Street is sharp: small independent shops, food markets, Daunt Books on Marylebone High Street itself, the Wallace Collection on Manchester Square.

It’s a practical Central London base for visitors who want the location without the crowds. Oxford Street sits along the southern edge, Regent’s Park and the zoo are five minutes north through Baker Street, and Bond Street shopping is the same distance south. The area covers three major tube stations: Baker Street (Bakerloo, Circle, Ham&C, Jubilee, Metropolitan), Bond Street (Central, Jubilee, Elizabeth) and Marble Arch (Central).

Accommodation spans Georgian townhouse conversions, design-led boutique hotels (The Landmark, The Marylebone, The Chiltern Firehouse) and mid-range chain properties on Portland Place. Rates sit close to Mayfair at the top end, with more four-star and boutique alternatives at the mid-tier. Below are 18 hotels in Marylebone.

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Nearby areas: Mayfair, Paddington, Bloomsbury, Soho.

Transport: Baker Street tube (Bakerloo/Circle/Ham&C/ Jubilee/Metropolitan), Bond Street tube (Central/Jubilee/Elizabeth), Marylebone rail (Chiltern). Heathrow 15 min on Heathrow Express from Paddington (one stop away).