Boutique hotels in Marylebone

Stayed for three nights. Requested twin beds and they were pretty comfortable. Arrived at room and a maintenance man was in it trying to unplug the toilet. After that all was good. It had a kettle and a fridge which was handy. Access to a taxi via the concierge was handy and they were gracious. The hallways were a bit noisy in the morning. I think it was staff having a chat before starting…not really sure. Close to shopping and dining was a big plus. Walked from Paddington but cabbed it back to Paddington as it was a bit too far with luggage. Thanks for a nice stay.

The standard rooms are small, try to upgrade to a larger room.

Timeless Elegance. The majestic architecture reflects the historic grandeur of the hotel. Gracious, friendly and hardworking Staff. The entire hotel is luxurious and polished to perfection. Impressive attention to detail and cleanliness. Sweet Dreams nurtured by comfy beds, cradled by crisp linens, fluffy pillows and duvets.. Our room was well appointed and tastefully decorated. The main dining room was reminiscent of Art Deco Glamour. Cascading Chandeliers suspended from vaulted ceilings, decorative mirror accents on walls and ceiling. I especially admired the scrolling black metal ornate gates studded with Jewel Tone Glass Spheres, that looked like Floating Gems, guarding multiple entrances to the ballroom dining area. The French Chef created exquisite culinary delights, including Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and sumptuous dinners. The swimming pool was perfect for laps and water exercise, and the area was beautifully appointed with a decorative pattern of polished and sparkling stone walls. The spa treatments relieved aches and pains, and renewed vitality after the long journey from Los Angeles to London. I look forward to re-visiting the Langham Hotel in London.