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Marylebone

London

Elegant, walkable and local: Marylebone High Street's shops and cafés, Regent's Park on one side and Oxford Street on the other.

Best for Upscale · Families · First visit

Transport
5/5
Sights
4/5
Value
2/5
Quiet
4/5
Food
5/5

Typical mid-range hotel ~$320/night · 15 min to Leicester Square

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Why stay here

  • Charming high street with great restaurants
  • Regent's Park and Oxford Street on foot
  • Fast Elizabeth line to Heathrow

Who should stay here

  • Couples
  • Food lovers who prefer restaurants to bars
  • Travellers flying via Heathrow on the Elizabeth line

Not ideal if…

  • You're on a budget
  • You want late-night bars
  • You want to walk to the Tower or the South Bank

What it's like

Marylebone feels like a village in the middle of the city: a handsome high street, independent shops, great restaurants and quiet mews. Regent's Park and Oxford Street are both a few minutes' walk away.

It's a grown-up, polished choice for couples and families. Bond Street's Elizabeth line station gets you to Heathrow in about half an hour.

Best streets and sub-areas

  • Marylebone High Street

    Shops, cafés and Daunt Books.

  • Marylebone Lane

    Narrow, winding lane with small restaurants.

  • Dorset Square & Baker Street

    Quieter streets near Regent's Park.

Getting around

Nearest stations
Baker Street, Bond Street (Elizabeth line), Marylebone and Regent's Park stations.
To Leicester Square
About 15 minutes · fare zone 1
From Heathrow
About 35 minutes: Elizabeth line direct from Bond Street.

Nearby attractions

  • Regent's Park

    Rose gardens, boating lake and London Zoo.

  • The Wallace Collection

    Old Masters in a grand townhouse; free.

  • Daunt Books

    Beautiful Edwardian bookshop organised by country.

  • Sherlock Holmes Museum

    At 221b Baker Street, of course.

Where to eat and drink

  • La Fromagerie

    Cheese shop and café off the high street.

  • Fischer's

    Viennese café for schnitzel and strudel.

  • Chiltern Firehouse

    Glamorous restaurant in a former fire station.

Where to stay in Marylebone

A few hotels we'd book in this area, at different budgets.

Boutique pick

Dorset Square Hotel

Why we like it: Firmdale townhouse on a leafy square.

Typical mid-range rate in Marylebone: ~$320/night

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Boutique pick

The Zetter Townhouse Marylebone

Why we like it: Eccentric Georgian townhouse with a great bar.

Typical mid-range rate in Marylebone: ~$320/night

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Luxury pick

The Marylebone

Why we like it: Stylish rooms just off the high street.

Typical luxury rate in Marylebone: ~$670/night

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Hotels in MaryleboneMid-range from ~$320/night

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