The best hotels in Marylebone London for 2026

One of London’s original stately railway hotels, the Landmark remains a magnificent building; bedrooms are decorated in classic international luxury style – the furnishings won’t win any prizes for originality, but you will be super-comfortable. Make sure you factor in time for a slap-up afternoon tea in the Winter Garden restaurant, which is housed in the hotel’s showpiece: a stunning eight-storey, light-filled atrium complete with towering palm trees. The Landmark has all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a five-star hotel, including a Spa & Health Club which features a pool.

Address: 222 Marylebone Road, NW1 6JQ

Price: Rooms start at £500

Transport: Marylebone station is 30 seconds away. Baker Street Tube is a five-minute walk

Wherever you go in The Churchill – in the bar, by the fireplace or next to your bedside table – Winston Churchill's likeness follows you. Paintings, copies of his artwork and even a life-size statue at The Churchill Bar celebrate Britain's wartime leader, despite the hotel having no historical connection to him. What it lacks in political legacy, however, it makes up for in service and comfort. Rooms are simple and elegant, while executive chef Carlo Martino's British ingredient-driven menu at The Montagu Kitchen is another highlight. The hotel's famously high-tech smart toilets are an unexpected but memorable bonus.

Address: 30, Portman Square, W1H 7BH

Price: From £270 a night

Closest transport: Marbel Arch is a two-minute walk 

This mammoth Art Deco building has welcomed an illustrious list of guests over the years, including Diana Ross, Madonna, Lady Gaga, The Killers and Jimi Hendrix. Much of that was thanks to its proximity to the original Hard Rock Café, with the hotel eventually rebranding as the Hard Rock Hotel in 2019. In 2023, it returned to its original name, The Cumberland, following a major renovation. While the Hard Rock branding has gone, there are still plenty of nods to its musical roots inside. Other facilities include a fitness centre, tea and coffee makers in every room and a buffet breakfast. 

Address: Great Cumberland Pl, Marble Arch, W1H 7DL

Price: Rooms start at £195 per night

Closest transport: Marble Arch is a two-minute walk away

Sister hotel to the Zetter in Clerkenwell, this Townhouse hotel has 24 individually designed rooms set behind a Georgian façade. Rooms have Roberts radios and a selection of books, as well as TVs, rain showers and free wifi, and are decorated in a modish update of nineteenth-century style. Some have four-poster beds. For total indulgence, splash out on Lear’s Loft, which features a roof terrace complete with an alfresco bath. Seymour’s Parlour is where the mixology magic happens – or you could just have afternoon tea (with or without a cocktail).

Address: 28-30 Seymour Street, W1H 7JB

Price: Rooms start at £250

Closest transport: Marble Arch tube is a three minute walk 

In many ways, Nobu Portman Square is completely what you’d expect. Professionals with blindingly shiny watches and rich girl hair. In other ways, though, it’s refreshing because Nobu isn't interested in chauvinism - it's not riding a wave of reputation at the expense of quality: Nobu is Nobu for a reason. And it’s a place us normal folk can enjoy too (even if only on special occassions), because it doesn’t feel snooty or intimidating. While the building itself is nothing spectacular and some of the bedrooms are a little on the cosy side, the insides are done to the highest standards – it’s about quality and sophistication without being flashy or frilly – which makes a stay here feel as chic as they come.

Address: 22 Portman Square, W1H 7BG

Price: From £420 per room 

Closest transport: Marble Arch is a five-minute walk

Dorset Square is a Firmdale hotel and, like the rest of the group, is a classy mix of style and cosiness. Owner Kit Kemp has ensured that each of the 38 bedrooms looks different; all are comfortable yet chic and come with high-end mod cons (iPod docks, flat screen TVs), smart toiletries and luxury linens. Some of the rooms overlook a garden square. The converted townhouse also has a charming drawing room with a fireplace and an honesty bar, plus a sophisticated all-day restaurant, the Potting Shed. The subtle cricket memorabilia dotted about reflects the hotel’s location: the garden square out front was the site of Thomas Lord’s original cricket ground.

Address: 39-40 Dorset Square Hotel, NW1 6QN

Price: £330 per night

Closest transport: Marylebone Station is a five-minute walk