Dorset Square Hotel
Marylebone, Westminster, London
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Vibe
Two Regency townhouses filled with Kit Kemp's bold textiles, vintage cricket bats, and an open fire roaring in the guest drawing room.
“Playful Regency townhouse”
Kit Kemp interiors showcase bespoke patterned headboards, fabric mannequins, and cricket ball wardrobe knobs.
Guests receive keys to the private gated Dorset Square garden, steps from Marylebone station.
The Potting Shed serves drinks beneath a custom Martha Freud light installation of cricket phrases.
Overlooking a private garden square in Marylebone, two minutes from Marylebone station.
Rooms
Individually dressed bedrooms feature bespoke patterned headboards, cricket ball wardrobe handles, and bathrooms finished in polished oak and granite.
Backstory
The square was the original 1787 site of Thomas Lord's first cricket ground, inspiring the eighty-nine vintage bats displayed inside.
Eat & drink
The Potting Shed serves British brasserie classics beneath a Martha Freud light installation spelling cricket phrases across ceramic cups.
The neighborhood
Guests carry private keys across the street to leafy Dorset Square, with Marylebone station and quiet Georgian mews steps away.
“This diminutive, 38-room, boutique hotel is situated at the edge of leafy Dorset Square in the heart of London, occupying a Regency townhouse that’s positively crazed with the sport of cricket.”
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