Durrants Hotel

George Street, Marylebone, Greater London, England

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About Durrants Hotel

Durrants Hotel offers quality and traditional English style for either business or leisure. Durrants was first opened in 1790 when part of a terrace of Georgian Houses was converted to create the hotel. Oxford Street and its range of stores is only a short walk from the hotel, which is ideally located for West End theatres and many other places of interest such as The Wallace Collection. Since 1921, Durrants has been managed by the Miller family. The hotel remains one of the last privately owned hotels in London. The hotel operates a non-smoking policy in all of the bedrooms.

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