Landmark Hotel

29 min

Address: 222 Maryleborne Road NW1 6JQ London
Location: City Center
Area: Marylebone

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Hotel Information

The perfect place to relax and still be close to all the action...

The Landmark Hotel London is an impressive Victorian building transformed to its original grandeur of 1899 with the addition of a magnificent atrium and state of the art facilities.

The Landmark ranks among the finest of the Capital's leading luxury hotels. With its distinctive style and ambience, it combines classic British elegance and grandeur with award-winning facilities, luxury and service.

Situated beneath the soaring eight-storey atrium, the spectacular Winter Garden offers excellent international cuisine. For a more informal setting, the classically English Cellars Bar and Restaurant provides a variety of food, fine wines, beers, cocktails and cigars. In-room dining is available 24 hours.

The Landmark London Hotel is also with in walking distance of London attractions such as Regents Park, Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes Museum, the London Planetarium and Madame Taussauds waxworks museum. Just a few minutes taxi ride away are west end shopping areas such as Regent Street and Tottenham Court Road as well as theatres and restaurants.

LOCATION

Situated on Marylebone Road close to Edgware Road it is with 2 minutes walking distance of 2 tube stations, one of which is a mainline station. Also at the mainline Marylebone station is a busy London Black Taxi rank which makes transport links from the Landmark Hotel London perfect for getting to anywhere in London or England. Just a few minutes more walk you will find the Paddington rail station where the non-stop Heathrow Express train runs every 15 minutes.

PROPERTY AMENITIES

* Guests are delighted by the exceptional ambiance in the Winter Garden Restaurant atrium. Truly one of London's most memorable fine dining spots.

* Opened in late 2005 The Mirror Bar is a stylish 40-seat addition to The Landmark, and the perfect venue for pre-dinner cocktails or a late night drink. The sumptuous bar is created in a style reminiscent of the hotel

ROOM AMENITIES

* The Landmark is please to offer guests some of the largest rooms in London, boasting lots of natural daylight, luxurious furnishings and period features.

* Superior Rooms are available with a minimum of a Queen sized bed, and have an approximate average size of 35 square metres. The marble decorated bathroom has a combined bath and shower.

* Deluxe Rooms have an approximate average room size of 42 square metres and all (except twin rooms) feature luxurious King-sized beds. Deluxe rooms have a bath and a separate walk-in shower, and may be connected to a deluxe suite.

* Executive Rooms are extremely spacious, with a generous average room size of 52 square metres. Executive rooms feature 2 seat sofas and armchairs, with a coffee table and King sized beds (double beds in twin rooms). All Executive rooms have a bath with a separate walk in shower.

CANCELLATION POLICY

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Facilities

HOTEL FACILITIES

24 Hour Room Service	Bar
Beauty Salon	Business Centre
Currency Exchange	Elevator / Lift
Fitness Center	Hairdresser
Indoor Swimming Pool	Internet Access
Laundry Service	Lounge
Snack Bar	Swimming Pool
Tour Desk

ROOM FACILITIES

Baby Cot	Bathtub
Cable / Satellite Television	Carpet
Connecting Rooms	High-Speed Internet
Slippers	Sofa / Lounge
Television	Writing Desk

NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST

Service	Name	Distance
Airport	London Heathrow Airport	29 min

User Reviews

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"Landmark Hotel is in a really good location "
Landmark Hotel is in a really good location & the staff are lovely. My room was fantastic & the meal we had in the evening was superb. No tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms but this is pretty normal for a 5 star hotel. My room overlooked the Winter Garden & I agree with a previous post, it would be lovely if you could open the doors onto the balcony. Kennon & Kiandra, Noordwijkerhout

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"highly recomend this hotel "
Landmark Hotel is located in a good place, the subway station is just across the street. The room was very big and comfort. The concergie was so useful, he got us the tickets for the soccer games and for the theater and the seats were really good. I highly recomend this hotel to every one. Also the food in the restaurants are really good. Darach, Monte Carlo

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"Our favourite - a wonderful and special experience"
We (2 adults + 2 children) were meant to stay at the Hilton Metropole for 2 nights but having discovered at 8pm (after our day out) that our non smoking room was given to someone else and the Hilton would do nothing about it we contacted The Landmark. We knew that The Landmark had an excellent repuation and we were now desperate to console ourselves and our children. An angel called Margarite took our call and turned our special weekend in London from a nightmare into a wonderul experience we will not forget in a long time. Yes The Landmark is more expensive than the Hilton (which you would expect when comparing the quality) but we decided that we would rather have one night of luxury, than two nights in the over priced Hilton 'cattle market' (see my review). Even upon entering The Landmark you know you have done the right thing. It is wonderful. You are enveloped by serenity, calmness and beauty. Our spacious room was magnificient with luxurious bed linen and furniture. We had dinner in the magnificent dining room where the the food was delicious and the service was excellent. The children were made welcome and we were treated like royalty. We could not stop smiling. Breakfast in another beautiful dining room was superb. By now we were making jokes like, 'I am scared I am going to wake up and this is all a dream and we are back at the Hilton!' I am still glowing from our experience. My husband has promised me that we can stay two nights next time to enjoy the Spa and I cannot wait! Thank you to all the staff at The Landmark who made us so welcome.

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"Immaculate throughout"
I have stayed at the Landmark several times over the past couple of years and it really is a fantastic property. Ok, it hasn't had a major refurb for sometime, but it absolutely immaculate throughout. The rooms are some of the largest (if not the largest) in Central London and the majority overlook the very impressive Palm Court. It is a bit strange having windows overlooking the inside of the hotel, but as the Palm Court has a fantastic glass roof and the light is totally natural, you do not feel claustrophobic at all. The newly added Mirror Bar is a treat. Proper drinks served by extremely professional and friendly staff. Asked for a Vodka and lime and the lime was brought freshly squeezed in a little jug...nice touch. Its pricey, but worth it. I have never had dinner in the hotel however, breakfast in the Palm Court is not to be missed. Takes a little longer to be served as everything is freshly cooked, again, pricey (£27.50) but a great way to start the day. Overall, The Landmark is a smashing hotel and well worth a visit.

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"Landmark London - a magnificent hotel"
Recently returned from a three night stay at the Landmark London and it was truly a memorable experience. A perfect balance of contemporary elegance within upscale traditional decor. Room was tremendous with posh furnishings and huge black/white marble bathroom with separate shower and tub. Staff and room service were professional, prompt and responsive. With Marylebone station directly behind the hotel, it made sightseeing relatively easy. The hotel was an oasis after a long day of touring the city. Sorry for the previous reviewer, but I cannot imagine having stayed at any other hotel in London with which I would have been more satisfied.

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"Very luxurious"
We stayed here for 6 days on our honeymoon. After a very long flight we took the express train to Paddington station and then walked to the Landmark (our mistake- we should have got on another train to get to Marylebone station, would have been VERY easy!) We walked up to the reception obviously looking like we had been through hours and hours of travel, underdressed for the very cold weather (my hubby in shorts and a t-shirt in 35 degree weather!), dragging luggage through the roads. We didn’t get a single comment even though we appeared the opposite of the classy businessmen and women who appeared to be their usual clients. Our room wasn’t ready so they stored our luggage and we found a nearby place to eat. We visited the many little (pricey!) shops on the second level, peeked in at the extensive spa, and checked out the restaurants and bars. When we returned later the room still wasn’t ready but we were exhausted and just sat down on some chairs in one of the hallways to wait. It did take several hours for our room to be readied, way past the appointed check-in time, which was a rather big deal once jet lag set in. We never did eat at the hotel although everything looked very nice. Nothing really exceptional to note about the reception and they did block a chunk of money on our card without telling us upon check in. The concierge wasn’t very helpful but the doormen were friendly. The housekeeping staff would pounce on every chance we were out to make our bed and clean and then come in a second time for turn-down service. We never got used to the time change and would stay up way into the wee ours and sleep till noon or later every day. We think we upset the maids by not leaving the room for them to come tidy up! The pictures of the hotel are gorgeous and even those don’t do it justice. The place is just incredible, beautiful, gorgeous, oozing of luxury. We had a suite with a king sized bed, several armchairs, a sitting room with a second television, desk, and couch, a bathroom the size of a regular hotel room- all in marble with a separate tub and shower, two sinks, massive closet, huge fluffy towels, and robes. We were very comfortable spending half of our trip just in the room. An awning connected the back entrance with the Marylebone station and there was always someone waiting to open the door for you. We never rode the Tube and walked everywhere in London. It was rather far from most sites, but we enjoyed the time seeing the back streets. The station had many little stores in it, including a convenience store I visited every night for snacks. We can’t say anything about any of the additional services and nothing extra was offered for our honeymoon, but we loved the suite!

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ATTRACTIONS

* London Heathrow Airport - 29 min.

* Marylebone Underground (subway) - adjacent

* Baker Street - 1 block

* Madame Tussaud's Waxworks Museum - 4 blocks

* Regent's Park - 4 blocks

* Heathrow Express terminal at Paddington

* Lord's Cricket Ground

* Oxford Street shopping

* Little Venice

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