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The Marylebone

London, England • Marylebone • SPLURGE

avg. $312 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

A mid-century Marylebone hotel with residential interiors, a members-club bar, and a monastic subterranean pool.

Best for: Londoners seeking a residential hotel escape

Highlights:

  • Gordon Campbell Gray interiors with mid-century typographic references
  • Members-club-style bar with curved marble counter and brass detailing
  • Subterranean pool with midnight-blue mosaic and coffered ceiling
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PB hotel design editorial

Tucked into a mid-century building on Welbeck Street, steps from the independent boutiques that give Marylebone its village-within-the-city character, The Marylebone was reimagined under the direction of Gordon Campbell Gray and has since become one of central London's more convincingly residential hotel propositions. The exterior, visible in the images, presents a sleek black fascia with globe pendant lighting beneath the canopy — a deliberately theatrical street-level gesture that softens the building's modernist bones and signals the warmth within. Inside, the interiors move between two registers. Guestrooms layer duck-egg upholstered headboards — some broad and quilted, others tall and channelled — against geometric carpet and graphic wallpaper that draws loosely on a mid-century typographic vocabulary, the palette held together by sage, grey, and warm taupe. The bar takes a darker turn: dark-stained timber panelling, a curved marble counter edged in brass, teal velvet bar stools, and an arrangement of deep-buttoned sofas in rust and cognac leather that gives the room the atmosphere of a well-appointed private members' club rather than hotel lounge. Downstairs, the swimming pool is its own quiet statement — midnight-blue mosaic tiles, coffered ceiling panels throwing cool light across the water, dark stone cladding on every wall — a subterranean space that strips away any decorative excess to arrive at something closer to monastic calm.

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About

The vibrant, bijou feel of Marylebone village is mirrored in the chic, stylish hotel that shares its name. Discover the charm and buzz of 108 Brasserie; a bright new raft of event spaces – indoor and out; and expansive, rooftop terrace suites that rival any in London for the wow factor. The Marylebone is a short walk to the excitement of Oxford Street, the world-famous stores of Bond Street and Mayfair, Harley Street and the elegant green spaces of Regents Park and Hyde Park. Characterised by its striking design and décor – in places inspired by the great David Hicks, The Marylebone epitomises the vibrant charm of its special London location. Embracing art, design and culture, its guest rooms, suites and public spaces are a celebration of contemporary and antique art and furnishings. Rare in central London is the on-site Third Space gym and spa, equipped with 18m indoor pool, state-of-the-art gym equipment and a range of complimentary fitness classes for guests of the hotel.

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The Marylebone Reviews

6,194 reviews

"We had a fabulous stay at this exceptionally stylish boutique gem. Suhail on reception gave us such a warm, welcoming greeting and truly went above and beyond to make our visit unforgettable. All of the staff were excellent, Beata deserves a shout out too for her friendly and attentive service at breakfast. We will definitely return to this super hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 30, 2026

"I booked this hotel as I’m a member of the Doyle Collection and have stayed at The Bristol a few times. This hotel delivered an amazing experience from check in to check out. The staff cannot do enough to help and it comes with a personal touch which has been lost by other big hotel chains. The Marylebone is in an enviable position on a quiet road in Marylebone village but moments away from Oxford Street. The bedroom was really quiet , a well stocked mini-bar and a coffee machine made the room a peaceful getaway from the city. I particularly liked the mini bottle of fresh milk for hot drinks. The bar has bespoke cocktails and the bar manager was really helpful in advising me in which one to choose. I am so pleased I have found this hotel and I will be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 27, 2026

"Loved the room view! Hospitality was great. Wish bar was open later but there are plenty of options for late night nearby. The 24hr room service was an awesome offering."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 15, 2026

"Sharma provided excellent service and was very attentive, friendly, and welcoming.."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 14, 2026

"We had a mixed experience with our stay. While the hotel is advertised as 5-star, unfortunately the room itself didn’t feel like a 5-star experience. The furniture and decor felt very dated, there was no full-length mirror, only one bathrobe was provided despite the room being booked for two people, and the TV was positioned facing away from the bed. The air conditioning was also poor as it was located at the opposite end of the room than the bed, which wasn’t ideal for a London heatwave. Also please be aware the hotel is at least a 10 minute walk from any public transport if that’s something you need. The staff were generally friendly and pleasant. However, we had an issue at check-in and were essentially told that we needed to contact the booking agent ourselves to resolve it. We were left to deal with the situation on our own, which wasn’t the level of service we expected. We’re still not entirely sure whether the issue was the hotel’s or the booking agent’s fault, but we felt the hotel could have done more to assist us at the time as it was really stressful. There were also some disappointing issues with the food. At dinner, we found a large hair in one of our meals, which understandably put us off. Breakfast was generally fine, although on one morning we were told that they had already run out of one of the breakfast items by around 9am. Overall, the staff were friendly (particular recognition to the front door staff and restaurant waiters), but the combination of the dated room, lack of attention to detail, food issue and the handling of our check-in problem meant that the experience fell short of what we would expect from a 5-star hotel. Personally we wouldn’t recommend the hotel and wouldn’t return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 04, 2026

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