Landmark London

222 Marylebone Road, Marylebone, Greater London, England

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About Landmark London

With an ideal location in the heart of fashionable Marylebone and awarded Best Hotel in London 2003, this ranks amongst the finest of the capital's leading luxury hotels. As the glorious modern reincarnation of the Great Central Hotel, The Landmark has its own distinctive style and ambience, combining classic British elegance with a touch of the contemporary. Opulent. Glamorous. Breathtakingly beautiful. These are just some of the words used by travellers to describe this magnificent, 5 red star hotel where luxury is reassuringly part of our lifestyle. As a discerning traveller who expects the best of everything, you will be impressed by the hotel’s unrivalled service, luxurious, spacious guest rooms and discreet location in the heart of Marylebone village, which also ensured us a coveted place on the annual Condé Nast Traveller’s Gold List 2006 featuring the top hotels in the world. Being awarded Best Hotel in London 3 times in the last 6 years, coupled with the illustrious RAC Gold Ribbon Award makes this hotel the ultimate destination for you.

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