The Zetter Marylebone
Marylebone, Westminster, London
“Curio-filled Georgian townhouse”
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Vibe
Deep crimson walls, stacked Grand Tour curios, and antique mouldings create the feel of an eccentric collector's private drawing room.
“Curio-filled Georgian townhouse”
Russell Sage interiors packed with Grand Tour curios, antique paintings, and theatrical architectural mouldings.
A converted six-storey Georgian townhouse on Seymour Street once home to poet Edward Lear.
Seymour’s Parlour serves bespoke botanical cocktails amid deep crimson walls and plush velvet armchairs.
On Seymour Street on the Portman Estate, a short walk from Marble Arch and Oxford Street
Rooms
Bedrooms pair bespoke antiques with Hypnos beds, while the top-floor loft features an outdoor roll-top bathtub on its private terrace.
Backstory
Once home to poet Edward Lear, the Georgian townhouse is styled around the fictional travels of an eccentric Grand Tour collector.
Eat & drink
Seymour’s Parlour shakes inventive botanical cocktails against deep crimson walls, serving afternoon tea and small plates in velvet armchairs.
The neighborhood
Set on Seymour Street within the Portman Estate, you are a quiet stroll from Marylebone's indie shops and Marble Arch.
“At this eclectic townhouse hotel, rooms are filled with antique furniture, floral curtains, and clashing carpets.”
The app
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