Nobu Hotel London Portman Square
Marylebone, Westminster, London
Vibe
A five-meter kinetic metal sculpture rotates above the lobby lounge, setting a polished, design-led tone where Marylebone meets sleek Japanese minimalism.
“Japanese minimalist social hub”
A kinetic ceiling sculpture by Ivan Black anchors David Collins Studio interiors and pale English oak millwork.
Nobu Bar and heated outdoor terrace mix Japanese whiskies, craft cocktails, and late-night izakaya bites.
A dedicated Reformer Pilates studio pairs with Grown Alchemist spa treatments and private Portman Square garden access.
On Portman Square in Marylebone, steps from Oxford Street shops and the Selfridges flagship.
Rooms
Pale English oak millwork meets traditional kyūsu tea sets and custom yukatas, with step-out balconies framing views across the leafy square.
Wellness
The brand's first dedicated Reformer Pilates studio pairs with Grown Alchemist facials, backed by private key access to Portman Square's gated garden.
Backstory
The hotel transformed a late-1960s concrete landmark, relocating the energy and black cod legacy of Mayfair's storied Nobu Berkeley Street.
Eat & drink
Signature black cod miso and omakase menus anchor the dining room, while the heated outdoor terrace serves rare whiskies late into the evening.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Marylebone's quiet garden square, the hotel sits moments from Oxford Street shopping and the independent boutiques of neighboring Mayfair.
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