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Located in a quiet street, The Blandford Hotel is a haven in the heart of the capital city. Marylebone village surrounds you, offering great restaurants, bars and shopping. Enjoy the open-air feeling at Regent Park, a five-minute walk from our hotel, while the West End is just 20 minute away. With public transport on your doorstep, The Blandford is your leisure base for shopping, nights at the theatre and visiting world famous museums.

The exclusive shopping areas of Oxford Street and Regent Street, the exceptional Madame Tussauds, the multicultural Camden Town and the stunning London Zoo are all nearby. From the moment, you arrive in London, The Blandford Hotel is within easy reach of all the major public transport facilities. More than 135 different locations can be accessed from the Baker street underground station near the hotel, and full concierge facilities are available at the hotel to book theatre tickets, tours and airport transfers. Look no further for budget hotels central London!

Madame Tussauds

Just a two-minute walk from the hotel, you’ll find one of London’s popular attractions, the original Madame Tussauds, where you can stand beside stars and icons of history in multiple themed galleries.

Regent's Park

Also just five minutes from the hotel, Regent’s Park offers delightful open green spaces and two circular roads surrounding Queen Mary's Gardens in the centre. It is also home to highly-acclaimed London Zoo.

Oxford Street

You’ll find world-renowned shopping in Oxford Street just 15 minutes away, featuring more than 300 shops, department stores and boutiques, as well as one of the largest private cinemas in London.

Marble Arch

Only a short walk away, London’s iconic 19th-century triumphal Marble Arch sits, originally designed by John Nash in 1827 to be the state entrance to the ceremonial courtyard of Buckingham Palace.

London Zoo

Also only a short distance from the hotel, you’ll find the world's oldest scientific zoo, opened in London on 27 April 1828, and originally intended to be used as a collection for scientific study.

West End Theatres

Take a short walk and find yourself surrounded by London’s incredibly popular “Theatreland” where all of the biggest shows, musicals and plays have been performed nightly since 1663.