The Landmark London
Marylebone, Westminster, London
Vibe
An eight-story glass atrium filled with towering palm trees anchors this grand Victorian railway palace in central Marylebone.
“Victorian railway palace”
An 1899 Victorian railway palace featuring an ornate red-brick facade and an eight-story glass-roofed former carriage courtyard.
Exceptionally spacious fifty-five square meter guestrooms, ARgENTUM bath amenities, Italian marble bathrooms, and attentive white-glove service.
A soaring eight-story glass atrium centered around towering palms and bespoke Alex Kravetz interiors.
In Marylebone opposite the railway station, five minutes from Regent's Park and Baker Street
Rooms
Remarkably spacious layouts feature Italian marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, ARgENTUM amenities, and views inward across the sunlit atrium.
Wellness
The subterranean spa features a 15-meter chlorine-free indoor pool, alongside a sanarium, steam rooms, and dedicated treatment spaces.
Backstory
Opened in 1899 as The Great Central Hotel, the central atrium was originally a cobblestone courtyard for arriving horse-drawn carriages.
Eat & drink
Afternoon tea unfolds beneath the Winter Garden palms, while vintage Champagne pours on the mezzanine and craft ales flow downstairs.
The neighborhood
Set directly opposite Marylebone Station, you are a five-minute stroll from the open green lawns of Regent's Park.
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