Top Hotels in Marylebone, London

About Marylebone, London

Some of the popular places that make the thoroughfare of Marylebone High Street famous include:

Madame Tussauds Museum

- Founded by wax sculptor Marie Tussaud, this is a world-known museum with several branches around the globe. Rub shoulders with life-like wax figures of celebrities, politicians and athletes, and take a hundred pictures with your favourite celebs. An excellent accommodation option, OYO Somerset Hotel is a minute away from the museum. 

The Sherlock Museum

- A literary creation originating from the mind of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the iconic character of Sherlock Holmes has amassed a huge fan following all over the world. You can walk the halls of 221B Baker Street, just like you have dreamed of doing all these years. The museum houses accurate replicas of scenes from the books and its atmosphere takes visitors back to Victorian London. Costumed staff is at hand to answer all your questions about the famous detective and his co-conspirators. From props to waxworks, you have a lot to marvel at. 

Hertford House (The Wallace Collection)

- An assortment of french paintings, armour suits and furniture from the 15th century to the 19th century, this collection is displayed inside an enchanting Georgian London townhouse. If you are a history and art enthusiast or just like the look of opulent and timeless pieces, there is a lot to enjoy at the Hertford House. You can also sip tea in The Wallace Courtyard and nibble on some delectable French cuisine at the Peyton & Byrne’s brasserie (brewery). 

Regent’s Park

- A promenade surrounded by fountains and flowers, you might just get overwhelmed by the number of activities you can enjoy at this renowned place! Hire a boat to row through one of London’s most celebrated parks or just sniff the sweet aroma of the flowers. Head to the adjacent ZSL London Zoo to observe over 760 varieties of animals like pygmy hippos, lemurs and penguins. The lavender fields of the park are enticing enough for a leisurely walk after a day of exploring. 

What To Eat?

A star-attraction of Marylebone, the Sunday Farmer Market is the place to be. There are colourful meringues and homemade Pesto and gnocchi that simply demand your attention. If you happen to be in Marylebone during the weekends, you must visit this market! This area is also home to a few new buzzwords in the culinary world - negroni that you can sample at sky bars is a concoction made with gin, Campari and vermouth. 

How To Reach?

The gorgeous Georgian Streets of Marylebone are made for walking. But to get there, you have to take a flight to the London City Airport, which is roughly 18 km from the Madame Tussauds Museum. You can reach Marylebone High Street (a shopping street in Marylebone) via buses 13, 139 and 205. The London Underground Subway stops at the Baker Street Station, near the Sherlock Museum, in Marylebone. 

Best Accommodation in Marylebone

OYO Hotels in Marylebone come with modern amenities like free wifi, TV, AC, bar, kitchens, in-house restaurants and even an on-call doctor. Moreover, they provide shuttle and taxi services to the airport. Guests can find toiletries, a refrigerator and microwave inside their rooms.

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