Portman Square in Marylebone

The Three Tuns sits just off Marylebone's main streets on Portman Mews South, close enough to Oxford Street and Hyde Park to feel the city, far enough to keep some calm. It is a historic pub that once served coachmen, servants and stable workers. The exact opening year isn't on record, but the building dates to the early nineteenth century, survived the Blitz, and is the last of the original mews buildings, something the pub is quietly proud of. Behind the bar the emphasis is on well-kept cask ales, craft beers and a thoughtful list of wines, with cocktails and good coffee for slower afternoons. The food is classic pub fare: sharing plates, sandwiches, puddings and Sunday roasts that get a nod from beer and pub reviewers. There is a snug and a back dining room for small groups or meetings, plus WiFi. CAMRA lists it as an Asset of Community Value, with Greene King as leaseholder, Portman Estates as freeholder, and a refurbishment planned for June 2025. Hundreds of TripAdvisor reviews mention the welcome and the service.

Radisson Blu Hotel, London Marble Arch is a boutique hotel set in a row of Victorian townhouses on a quiet road off Oxford Street in Marylebone, London. The rooms and suites are designed with comfort and convenience in mind, and the location suits both business and leisure travellers, with Marble Arch and the Bond Street shops close by. Guests can eat and drink at the Marble Arch Lounge, which serves a Mediterranean menu of small sharing plates alongside wines, cocktails and teas. Hyde Park and Oxford Street are within walking distance, and Marble Arch and Bond Street tube stations give easy access to Canary Wharf, Heathrow and other parts of London.