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The Sumner Hotel

The Sumner Hotel

Timeless Elegance in the Heart of Marylebone The Sumner Hotel, located in the charming Marylebone district of London, is a boutique townhouse that combines Georgian history with modern luxury. Originally part of an 1820s Georgian terrace, this award-winning hotel has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical features while offering the comforts of contemporary design. Guests can enjoy stylish rooms, each thoughtfully designed with air conditioning, widescreen LCD TVs, and complimentary broadband. Just steps away from Oxford Street, Hyde Park, and the West End, the hotel provides an ideal base for exploring London’s vibrant attractions. Award-Winning Hospitality and Warm Atmosphere With a reputation for outstanding service, The Sumner Hotel prides itself on creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all its guests. Every stay is enhanced by the attention to detail, from the luxurious furnishings to the personal touches provided by the team. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, the hotel offers an unforgettable experience in the bustling heart of Marylebone London. This gem combines modern comfort with classic architecture, making it a standout choice for discerning travellers.

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54 Upper Berkeley Street, Marble Arch, London W1H 7QR, United Kingdom
Henry's Townhouse

Henry's Townhouse

A Historic Retreat in Marylebone Henry’s Townhouse, located in the heart of Marylebone, London, offers an exclusive and luxurious stay inspired by the 18th century. Once home to Jane Austen’s favourite brother, Henry, this charming townhouse blends historic elegance with modern comfort. The interiors feature sumptuous fabrics, curated antiques, and beautiful artwork, creating a space that feels both timeless and inviting. Guests are immersed in the charm of a bygone era while enjoying the convenience of modern amenities, making Henry’s Townhouse a unique destination in Marylebone. Redefining Luxury in a Historic Setting Since opening, Henry’s Townhouse has redefined boutique accommodation, offering an intimate and personalised experience. Each room is carefully designed to reflect the history and character of the building, ensuring every guest enjoys a distinctive stay. Nestled in Marylebone, this exclusive retreat provides easy access to some of London’s most iconic attractions and shopping destinations. Whether for a romantic getaway or a cultural escape, Henry’s Townhouse promises a memorable experience that combines heritage and luxury.

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24 Upper Berkeley St, Marylebone, London W1H 7QH, United Kingdom
Marble Arch Inn

Marble Arch Inn

Affordable Comfort in the Heart of Marylebone Marble Arch Inn, a long-established hotel in Marylebone, London, is known for its warm hospitality and modern facilities. Recently refurbished, this hotel combines style with comfort, offering a welcoming stay for both leisure and business travellers. Located just a 3-minute walk from Oxford Street, Hyde Park, and the iconic Marble Arch, the inn provides easy access to top shopping destinations like Primark and Selfridges, as well as cultural landmarks such as Madame Tussauds and Kensington Palace. With clean, comfortable rooms and competitive prices, Marble Arch Inn is a trusted choice for visitors to Marylebone. Convenient Amenities and Exceptional Service Every room at Marble Arch Inn is equipped with essential amenities, including free Wi-Fi, colour television, and tea/coffee facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay. The hotel also boasts a 24-hour reception, with friendly staff available around the clock to cater to your needs. Its prime location in Marylebone places guests within walking distance of major attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring London. Whether you're visiting for shopping, sightseeing, or business, Marble Arch Inn offers value and convenience in one of London’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.

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49-50 Upper Berkeley Street, Marble Arch, London W1H 5QR, United Kingdom
All About

Upper Berkeley Street

Upper Berkeley Street runs east to west through the western portion of Marylebone, falling squarely within the Portman Estate, which has managed this part of the neighbourhood since the mid-eighteenth century. The street connects Edgware Road at its western end to the streets surrounding Portman Square, the centrepiece of the Estate's Georgian residential grid.

The street's most significant building is the West London Synagogue, situated at number 34. Founded in 1840, the congregation is the oldest Reform synagogue in the United Kingdom, established by 24 members of prominent Sephardi and Ashkenazi families who sought a progressive place of worship in West London. The current building was completed in 1870, designed by Davis and Emmanuel in a Neo-Byzantine style with a Portland stone facade. It was granted Grade II listed status by Historic England in 1989 and remains one of the most architecturally notable Victorian synagogues in Britain.

The surrounding streetscape is characterised by Georgian and late Victorian terraces, many of which have been subdivided into flats and professional offices over the decades. Numbers 66 to 69 are among the listed properties that retain their original elevational integrity. The street sits close to Marble Arch and the southern edge of the Portman Estate's 110-acre holding, making it a point of transition between the residential calm of Marylebone and the commercial pressure of Oxford Street and Park Lane.

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