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Enjoy a mid-week or weekend break at London’s best hotels

We’re excited to welcome you back to Marylebone, its been long awaited and to make your trip to London an easy, enjoyable experience we have rounded-up some of our neighbourhood favourites for a weekend or mid-week stay.

Just a stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, enjoy a relaxing staycation in the heart of London. From cosy accommodation in our local pubs offering a country style vibe in the centre of town to some of London’s finest hotels offering a luxurious retreat after a day out exploring the city, we have everything there is to offer.

Our collection of hotels are now open and are patiently awaiting your arrival, here’s where you can book:

Nobu Hotel London Portman Square:

Offering the perfect mix of comfort and elegance, Nobu London Portman Square provides an urban oasis within the city through its minimal, Japanese-style décor and luxury spa treatments including their signature Nobu Zen. Even better, tuck into fresh sushi and Roku Gin cocktails in their newly opened Japanese-inspired Gin Garden!

The Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill:

Steeped in authentic British charm, Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill offers a glamourous stay overlooking the beautiful Portman Square Garden as well as an exclusive insight into Sir Winston Churchill’s life through the Winston-inspired décor, newly redesigned event spaces and Churchill Bar & Terrace which includes their signature cocktail, ‘Churchill’s Tot’.

Z at Gloucester Place:

Spread over six Georgian townhouses, Z at Gloucester Place offers a home away from home. Featuring unique designs throughout the hotel including mosaic-tiled floors and boldly coloured artworks and furniture, this staycation will make you feel as though you’re living like a Londoner.

Chiltern Firehouse:

Situated in the heart of Marylebone, Chiltern Firehouse is housed in a renovated fire station dating back to 1887. This 26-room hotel is home to one of London’s best restaurants lead by Executive Michelin starred Chef, Nuno Mendes and offers a fresh menu with a focus on seasonality and healthy eating.

DoubleTree by Hilton:

A short walk from Marble Arch, DoubleTree in Marylebone combines 18th-century architecture with contemporary interior design. There are two restaurants, giving guests the choice of modern European or Indian cuisine, a chic cocktail bar, a fitness studio, and a host of conference and meeting rooms to choose from for business visitors.

Holmes Hotel:

Comprised of four restored Georgian buildings, Holmes Hotel is inspired by Baker Street’s most famous former resident – Sherlock Holmes. Described by Spectator Life as a ‘painfully-charming new gem in Marylebone’s crown’, the hotel is a witty blend of heritage and playfulness, with 118 guest rooms and luxurious loft suites, a sumptuous lounge, tranquil library and a gym.

Home House:

Located on Portman Square, Home House offers sophistication and opulence round every corner. Known as an eclectic Private Members Club in London, the hotel showcases a mix of 18th century splendour & 21st century avant-garde with its hand-painted silk wallpaper and shimmering gold ceilings, as well as delicious British classics in their elegant Gloucester Lounge.

Radisson Blu Edwardian Sussex Hotel:

Tucked into a quiet corner behind London’s famous Marble Arch, the Radisson Blu Edwardian Sussex hotel is minutes from the capital’s iconic destinations. From the world-class shopping of Oxford Street and Mayfair to the open spaces of Hyde Park and the independent boutique and café culture of Marylebone, the hotel’s.