George Street in Our Directory

Durrants Hotel has been part of Marylebone since 1789, when it began life as a coaching inn. The Miller family has owned it since 1921, making it one of London's last privately owned hotels. It sits on George Street, opposite the Wallace Collection, and pairs traditional British style with modern comfort. The Grade II listed Georgian building holds 92 individually decorated rooms, each classic English in feel but fitted with contemporary amenities. Guests have free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and 24-hour room service. The Dining Room serves traditional British cuisine, while the George Bar is a cosy spot for drinks and light fare. For events, the Oak Room and Regatta Room suit meetings and private gatherings. Close to Oxford Street and Regent's Park, the hotel offers heritage alongside hospitality.

Souli has been part of Marylebone since 2014. Founded by Hella Souli, it started life as "gourmet on the go", quick food that does not cut corners on quality. The café sits on George Street near Marylebone High Street, and it manages to be fast and calm at once: a friendly counter, a few seats for anyone who wants to stay, and staff who move quickly without rushing you. The menu is built on fresh ingredients, good bread and light, carefully made meals. Local or just passing through, you get the same unfussy welcome. Breakfast and lunch are the focus, with sandwiches, salads and soups alongside pastries and fresh juices. Coffee matters here too. Coverage has picked out the café's speciality coffee, including Sant'Eustachio from Rome, paired with a thoughtful tea selection. The offer is set up for takeaway and delivery as much as eating in, which suits meetings, team orders or grabbing food for the park. On its own site, Souli shares praise from the Evening Standard, Vogue Eats and Square Meal, noting freshness, quality ingredients and standards. In this part of London, where reputation builds one return visit at a time, it has earned a name as a dependable place to eat well and quickly.

Daniel Galvin is a hair salon in Marylebone known for its work with colour and styling. The name carries a long history in hairdressing that reaches back to the late 1800s, and the salon has had a real hand in shaping the modern industry. It is led by Daniel Galvin OBE, with his daughter Louise Galvin involved, and the reputation rests on expert hair colouring, precise cuts and personalised haircare. Every client is looked after by a team of trained professionals, and each staff member goes through in-house training so the standards stay consistent across the salon. That detail matters for a fresh cut, a colour treatment or simply some advice on looking after your hair. The combination of skill and a personal touch has kept Daniel Galvin a respected name in London hairdressing.

London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch has been taking guests in Marylebone since 1972, a few minutes from Marble Arch, Hyde Park and Oxford Street. It sits on the edge of Mayfair, so the West End shops, galleries and restaurants are close, but the immediate streets keep a quieter, neighbourhood feel. Ongoing refurbishment has kept the rooms current, and the 4-star standards and Marriott Bonvoy systems set clear expectations on service. There are 240 rooms and suites, with options for families and business travellers, and upgraded categories add access to the Executive Lounge for breakfast, drinks and canapés. Dining is at The Pickled Hen, a modern British gastropub, and there is a well-equipped fitness centre. For meetings and events, six flexible rooms take up to 180 guests, backed by on-site AV support and dedicated planners. Marriott's global standards, clear policies and verified reviews across the main travel platforms round out a long-standing London address.