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Marylebone hotels for village calm, luxury service, Portman Square, Regent Street access, and polished west-central stays.

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Best Hotels in Marylebone, London

Guide: Marylebone Village Hotels Near Regent Street

Marylebone hotels sit close to Portman Square and Regent Street without placing the bed in Oxford Street's busiest stretch. The grand properties offer pools, afternoon tea, Japanese dining, and destination bars; a pub with eight rooms and a Georgian townhouse give smaller-scale alternatives.

  • The Marylebone HotelThe Marylebone combines quietly furnished bedrooms with an unusually substantial health club and pool. Red awnings mark 108 Brasserie on the cobbles of Marylebone Lane, where hotel guests share tables with neighbourhood regulars.Book on Booking.com
  • Nobu Hotel London Portman SquareJapanese-inspired interiors and restrained colours give Nobu Portman Square’s rooms a calm, contemporary feel. The restaurant serves the chef’s signature dishes, with cocktails in the bar and Selfridges a short walk away.Book on Booking.com
  • The Langham LondonThe Langham’s grand Portland Place building has welcomed guests since 1865. Palm Court serves afternoon tea, Artesian mixes cocktails, and the bedrooms offer traditional hotel comforts, with Regent Street just outside.Book on Booking.com
  • The Grazing GoatEight bedrooms overlook New Quebec Street above The Grazing Goat, a Marylebone pub with oak panelling and a seasonal British kitchen. Sunday roasts and pints downstairs give the small hotel a distinctly neighbourhood feel.Book on Booking.com
  • The Zetter MaryleboneAntiques, artwork and a wood-panelled cocktail parlour fill The Zetter’s Georgian townhouse on Seymour Street. Its 24 bedrooms have an intimate, collected feel, with Portman Square and Marylebone’s independent shops close by.Book on Booking.com
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