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Hotels in Marylebone, London

Marylebone is a market town smuggled behind Oxford Street — its High Street runs to independent bookshops (Daunt's oak galleries), a farmers' market and boutiques rather than chains. The Wallace Collection hangs Fragonards and armour for free in a Hertford mansion, Sherlock Holmes 'lives' at 221B Baker Street, and Regent's Park is a short stroll north. Marylebone suits couples and repeat visitors who want village calm beside the West End: Oxford Street is its southern edge, Wigmore Hall holds its concerts here, and its streets are some of central London's prettiest and quietest. Refined and walkable, if not cheap.

301 hotels within walking distance of Marylebone, in the heart of London, with nightly rates from around £132 to £2,337 (averaging £491), including 177 properties rated 4 stars or higher. The closest is Ten Manchester Street, about 71m from the centre of the neighbourhood. The nearest major venues are Lord's Cricket Ground (1.1 miles) and the Royal Albert Hall (1.6 miles), as the crow flies.