60 & 68 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone, London, W1U 2NZ, Marylebone (View area)
The Residence at Marylebone Lane blends all the modern conveniences of standard hotel accommodation with the added luxuries of serviced accommodation. All apartments boast a gorgeous interior design that is both sleek and contemporary and the property also benefits from a range of modern furnishings. Fully-equipped kitchens offer guests the ability to enjoy the conveniences of home cooking, while there are also a number of restaurants based nearby too.
Tucked away in London’s Marylebone area just a short walk
away from Oxford Street, The Residence at Marylebone Lane offers serviced
accommodation in one of the city’s most popular and esteemed areas. Guests will
be within walking distance of a wealth of sights, attractions and iconic
landmarks, while there is also a huge range of cafes, bars and eateries located
nearby too. Oxford Street is something of a paradise for lovers of shopping,
offering a host upscale high-street and designer retail outlets. Soho provides
the ideal spot for those keen on experiencing the city’s famed nightlife.
Popular green spaces such as Hyde Park and Regents Park can also be found
nearby and cultural areas Covent Garden and Southbank are also within easy
reach.
Explore Bond Street in our London attractions guide. Few places in London do luxury shopping like Bond Street. The road itself is lined with designer shops, high-end jewellers and historic auction houses.
Explore Madame Tussauds in our London attractions guide. This quirky waxwork muesum lets you get closer to your favourite celebrities and historical icons. Take selfies with the stars and look through the constantly new collection which is ideal for all ages.
Explore Carnaby Street in our London attractions guide. Carnaby Street is in the centre of London's West End, famous for its pedestrianised shopping and dining areas and is within walking distance of Oxford Street.
Explore Soho in our London attractions guide. Soho is a vibrant area of London, featuring international foods, a range of entertainment and nightlife and more. It is also home to China Town where guests can explore the taste and atmosphere of China.
Explore Fortnum and Mason in our London attractions guide. As one of the oldest trading department stores, Fortnum and Mason is an excellent place for fine foods, teas, wines and hampers. Still standing on the original site, the store offers restaurants, a wine bar and ice cream parlour.
Explore The Ritz in our London attractions guide. The Ritz is synonymous with luxury and gracious living. This Grade II listed building has become a symbol of high-society hotels and receives a wealth of visitors to their tea rooms and casino
Explore Hyde Park in our London attractions guide. Home to the Serpentine Lake, Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain and Speakers' Corner, Hyde Park is arguably the most famous of London's parks. You can always find something to do or just take in the beautiful surroundings.
Explore Leicester Square & Cinemas in our London attractions guide. Famous for its film premiers across the movie industry, Leicester Square is often filled with eager film fans. There is a range of entertainment in the area, from cinemas to casinos, bars, restaurants and more.
Explore Regents Park in our London attractions guide. This scenic park is home to London Zoo, a boating lake, secret garden and Regents Canal. Nearby attractions include The Sherlock Holmes Museum, Madame Tussauds and more.
Explore the National Portrait Gallery in our London attractions guide. The National Portrait Gallery can be found in the very centre of London overlooking Trafalgar Square. There are over 11,00 portraits in the main collection!
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