The Landmark London

London, United Kingdom

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+44 20 7631 8000
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www.landmarklondon.co.uk
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222 Marylebone Road, London, United Kingdom, NW1 6JQ
Marylebone
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
100 ftMarylebone Station
230 ftGreat Central Street
240 ftMarylebone Great Central Street
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Specialties

The Winter Garden restaurant at The Landmark London has a large variety of award winning Afternoon Tea including Traditional, Champagne, Chocolate, Gluten free and Strawberry. We cater for all needs.

The only place in London that has a proper Chamapgne Sunday Brunch with live entertainment, unlimited champagne for adults and soft drinks for children and an unlimited buffet. For only £75 for adults. You cannot get this anywhere else in London.

The Landmark Spa & Health Club is the only Spa in London where our customers can get a large range of VOYA Spa treatments (seaweed based and 100% organic). The Spa is also one of few hotels which has a chlorine free 15 metre swimming pool.

The Landmark London has some of the largest guest rooms in London.

History

Established in 1995.

Opened as The Great Central Hotel in 1899 with 700 bedrooms. The last of the great Victorian railway hotels.

Visionary Sir Edward Watkins dreamt of establishing a great rail network, linking his own Great Central Railway to Europe via a Channel tunnel, ending at Marylebone Station (later Eurostar obviously stole his idea!)

World War I & II: Requisitioned by the Government for convalescing officers and soldiers on leave. After only forty years the hotel was forced to close its doors. The next forty years the building was used as the headquarters of the British Railways Board. All original fixtures and fittings were covered.

Bought by Ritz Carlton in 1986 that started the renovation work. Making 700 guest rooms into 300 of some of the largest guestrooms in London. Sold to Four Seasons in 1993 and opened as The Regent, London. Purchased by The Lancaster Landmark Hotel Company in 1995 and changed it’s name overnight to the five star ‘The Landmark London Hotel’.

Meet the Business Owner

Jatuporn S.

Business Owner

Managing Director of The Landmark London, Landmark Bangkok, K West Hotel & Spa and Lancaster London hotel to name but a few.

Honorary Positions include:

President of The Thai Hotels Association (1990 – 1994)

Associate Judge — Central Labour Court (since 1981)

Secretary of Bangkok Hotel Employers Association (since 1982)

Secretary of The Thai Tourist Industry Association

Member of the British Thai Business Group

Mr. Jatuporn Sihanatkathakul has travelled extensively for private business, Association business, and also as part of a team of Thai businessmen who traditionally travel with the Thai Prime Minister on his official visits abroad. This creates suitable opportunities for bilateral business discussions and as a consequence Mr. Jatuporn Sihanakathakul has a wide circle of business acquaintances both local and international.

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21 reviews of The Landmark London

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Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
This is a review for their AFTERNOON TEA. It was simply wonderful. After a disappointing high tea experience in Fortnum & Mason last year (dry bread, awful staff) this was a great improvement. Firstly, you will be hard pressed to find a more unique and visually stunning Victorian era building in London. Secondly, the food was fabulous. Everything was delicious from the tea selection to the mini sandwiches to the macaroons. Staff were very attentive and accommodating especially when they found that my guest was a vegetarian. Piano upstairs plays relaxing classics and the tropical garden theme again is very unique to London and this period of architecture. Highly recommend :)
Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
We booked to go to The Landmark Hotel for a 3 course lunch on a Saturday. The hotel is very easy to get to and is absolutely gorgeous. The interior alone is opulent and glamorous and the attentive staff add to this. From the moment you step towards the hotel you are welcomed and treated like royalty. We had our lunch in the winter gardens which are simply stunning. Again the servers were fantastic and there was a pianist playing in the background. Food was perfect and wine selection is also great.
Perfect Saturday afternoon.
Place rating: 3
San Francisco, CA
We were moved here when there was an explosion at the Hyatt Churchill. Our stay here reinforced why we are loyal members of Hyatt. It was hard not to compare the experiences we have had with Hyatt with the one we had at the Landmark. We came in from a long flight from SF and had our sleepy baby with us. They had us waiting in the lobby for 45 minutes with little explanations for what was going on. They did not offer any refreshments or places to sit. We were exhausted and the front staff were just not very accommodating. We were insistent that our daughter needed to get to bed ASAP and it just took forever and then they took another 45 minutes to deliver the crib. We were supposed to be in a suite but instead were put into this strange room with folding doors that did not completely close to block out noise. It was a stressful check in altogether. They then could not find the stroller we had sent to the hotel and then that was another whole issue. The stay itself was fine but the check in process was just too much and the checkout process was just as complicated with us asking for the express checkout since we had to catch our train and them insisting that we should come to the desk as it would not take long. Location is great, very close to the train and lots of restaurants. Do not think we would return.
Place rating: 1
Bellingham, WA
Pretty to look at, but not enough to back the looks up. Hard beds, nickel and diming services. Out of the variety of hotels and b&b’s we have stayed in over the last week this is the least enjoyable.
Place rating: 3
West Windsor Township, NJ
We travel a good amount, and I have to admit this hotel is average. The service was average, rooms were average, and the décor/​look/​feel was above average. We had moments where the service was decent, but it was quickly negated by recommendations for restaurants that were clearly the result of collusion. Hotel rooms are large for London and bathrooms were nice. We still had to call for amenities that were to be provided to us daily and follow up on routine things like complimentary breakfast, etc.
Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada
This was our second stay at the Landmark and while the building is lovely and in a fabulous location, there were things about this hotel that you would not expect to find at a place that costs almost $ 400 CAD a night.
The beds are horrific! rock hard with no give at all and my boyfriend and I did not have one good sleep the whole week that we were there. Last year I remember the bed being firm, and I usually like this, but I’ve never slept on such a terrible bed. The sheets were like sandpaper.
We booked a Deluxe Room, as we did the year before, and this year, the room was a dark dungeon compared to the wonderful light filled suite we had before. There was one small window in the room and the curtains couldn’t even be opened for natural light. I’ve stayed in hostels that were cheerier than this dark room.
The tub was amazing and lovely for soaking and the bathroom was of ample size with a separate room for the toilet.
These may sound like first world problems, but for first world ++ prices, you expect a comfortable bed, and some natural light.
Lament not, if you are in London and your budget doesn’t stretch to cover a place like this. You might be better off at a hostel. If we had not been in town for a conference, we would not have stayed here and will not choose to again.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
The Landmark hotel is so lovely and the staff are very friendly and professional. and The Winter Garden is perfect for a catch up with friends. The afternoon tea itself is nice, although I’ve had better, but the ambiance is hard to beat.
Place rating: 5
Honolulu, HI
I did not stay at the hotel… but I did have their afternoon tea and OMG it is THE BEST I’ve ever had. The food, the service, the atmosphere… everything was perfect. Even the live piano music was awesome. I’m so glad I decided to do afternoon tea here and would definitely return when I go back to London.
Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
Having not stayed at the hotel, I can only judge it on what I’ve seen:
— beautiful building
— superb location
— best doormen in London!
Place rating: 4
San Diego, CA
I’ve not stayed there, so I can only rate it on the public areas… which are fantastic. I was not expecting such an impressive atrium (though the fake palm trees are a bit tack).
The staff are also classy, old school London service workers. The mirror bar is also cool, though it’s best to visit on someone else’s expense account!
Place rating: 5
Altamonte Springs, FL
We stayed her for two weeks on our honeymoon, and I can’t say enough wonderful things about the Landmark. It’s beautiful — the exterior, public areas, restaurants, rooms, etc. Especially for Europe, the rooms are quite large, with a comfortable king size bed and large soaking tub. I wish there was a balcony, but what looked like balcony doors wouldn’t open. Our window/“balcony” faced into the atrium/​Winter Garden, yet it was never too loud or noisy — the walls and windows must be extremely thick. The location is great, right across the street from the Marylebone train station and a super short walk to the Baker street underground station. It’s a quiet location, too — even though it’s across from a train station, there’s not that much congestion or noise. The staff is very friendly, and the doorman even gave us an umbrella on our way out when the weather looked a little rainy.
Afternoon tea in the Winter Garden is so worth it. The tea is the best I’ve ever had. The pastries are good, too — maybe not the best, but still very good. Service is wonderful. I will comment that some of the guests seemed a bit stuffy and rude to the servers, but that’s not the hotel or restaurant’s fault.
The prices for the restaurants (actual meals and room service) and spa services are outrageous, though. I really wanted to get a massage on our honeymoon but just couldn’t justify the prices they charged.
I’m so happy we stayed at the Landmark and would recommend it to anyone.
Place rating: 3
San Diego, CA
Positives:
* Big, big room. Sparsely furnished.
* Good service. Friendly vibe.
* Conveniently located right next to the marlyebone underground station. Easy and cheap to get here from heathrow.
* Thick walls, comfy be make sleeping easy.
Needs improvement:
* Price. $ 448/​night for a room with no exterior view? For a random sunday-​tuesday stay in May? You couldn’t justify this price with a complimentary handjob.
* Wifi is an extra 30 pounds for a slow connection. C’mon Landmark, I have Unilocaling to do!
Overall, staying at the Landmark is like paying 2022 prices for a 2002 experience. The Landmark is like a statistician — it’s right on average.
Place rating: 5
Hopkinton, MA
Ate at the restaurant on 1÷31÷12. Went there to get a GLUTEN FREE meal. Wonderful restaurant, beautiful inside courtyard. Elegant meal. Had the beef carpaccio app and an entre of duck breast. Outstanding. I would definitely dine there again.
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
I stayed at the Landmark for $ 250 a night thanks to
. I had no idea what a steal this would be until I got to the hotel. The posted rate is £550 for the cheapest room.
The hotel is one block from the Marylebone Station and a couple minutes’ walk from Baker Street is central and convenient.
Our room was over sized with a queen bed. The room was also furnished with chairs, a coffee table, plenty of dressers, and a vanity mirror. We had issues with the bathroom from the start. The toilet wouldn’t flush unless you tried several attempts. And the handle on the shower kept breaking off and leaving you with a short stub in one hand.
Our room was cleaned every day, and there was turn-​down service every night. We did send out for dry cleaning/​laundry for a few items and they were returned sooner than originally promised.
The one downside was nothing was ‘included’. No breakfast, no wifi, etc. We opted to use the hotel’s ‘business’ center which had two pc’s to check our email & print anything we needed. It came in handy vs. paying the $ 14 GBP a day.
For the price you paid, you got a great deal. But you also didn’t get included things like wifi and breakfast (if those things are important to you).
They were doing construction outside while we were there and it did cause a lot of noise & distraction. Hopefully it was just an improvement process that won’t be on-​going.
Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom
the Landmark is a beautiful hotel but I didn’t feel ‘5 star’ during our stay. My biggest gripe is that there are no tea/​coffee making facilities in the rooms. And to order 2 cups of tea from room service is over £10 a time! For a Brit who likes her cuppas we could have easily spent £60 a day on tea! We ended up finding a local hardwarwe store and buying a travel kettle. The room was nice, the service was nice, but I didn’t feel luxurious and I did feel that the décor and beautiful building was carrying the entire hotel into 5 star territory where it didn’t really belong.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I stayed at the Landmark for $ 180 a night thanks to an amazing deal on Jetsetter. I had no idea what a steal this would be until I got to the hotel. The rack rate is something like £550 for the cheapest room, and I can even see why people would pay that.
The hotel is a beautiful historic building, and its location across the street from the Marylebone Station and a couple minutes’ walk from Baker Street is central and convenient. The public areas are pretty and well-​kept, though there isn’t a large lobby. There’s a nice restaurant and a couple big rooms that seem appropriate for weddings and other such parties. There’s also the Mirror Bar, which is a pricey but decent cocktail lounge.
Our room was huge and beautiful, with a giant, comfortable bed laden with all manner of pillows. The room was also furnished with chairs, a coffee table, plenty of dressers, and a vanity mirror. The bathroom was lovely and clean, and we had two hair dryers. My only complaint about the room would be that the television was rather old.
Service at the Landmark was great. Our room was cleaned every day, and there was turn-​down service every night. There was even a complimentary overnight shoe shine. The concierge was wonderful, friendly and extremely helpful. They helped us with restaurants and directions, and they booked our tickets for the London Eye.
The one downside to staying at such an awesome hotel for such an awesome rate was that the incidental costs were high. We declined to pay £14.50 a day for wireless access, but we did drink £15 cocktails at the Mirror Bar. We also made the mistake of taking a concierge recommendation for a cheap restaurant — it was a great restaurant, but it also had £4.75 ice cream on the menu.
I don’t think I would stay at the Landmark for the rack rate, but I wouldn’t pay that much for any hotel. If I felt inclined to do so, though, I would come back to the Landmark in an instant. I had a marvelous week-​long stay and I rather miss the place.
Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
I am in love with The Landmark Spa. I want to move in there.
Today I had the VOYA herbal bag massage with Sarah, the same therapist who did my body salt scrub in August.
Having a massage on a warm bed with warm towels and warm herbal compresses was divine on a crisp, sunny but chilly October afternoon.
Sarah used some seaweed-​infused oil and the herbal bags contained fennel for detoxing and drainage.
This is what I describe as perfection, and I am demanding when it comes to massage being a therapist myself.
The only thumbs down was that the booking wasn’t as smooth as I expected as I needed to book 2 appointments at the same time for myself and my friend, I had to call 3 times as reception had to find 2 therapists trained in the herbal bag massage to be available during the same shift. But it’s only a minor point.
I am very grateful to the staff at the Landmark for making me feel rejuvenated and uplifted.
Place rating: 5
Alexandria, VA
I am a bit biased writing about this hotel– my dad used to book rooms for the entire family during summer– long before I lived in London– and as always the city used to fascinate me
and time was magnificent with dad– as always —
this introduction was needed to justify why I rated the hotel 5 stars — when I feel like 4 was sufficient
I have checked into the hotel recently and the rooms are still elegantly decorated– very spacious rooms, cool reception and very well-​lit lobby with plenty of room to sit and chill
television channels selection on offer are versatile and room service is very good.
everything in this hotel is unique and can’t get the same in any other London hotel.
location and food are superb
my only concern was the spa and gym which to me wasn’t up to the level of hotel in general
Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom
A few weeks ago, I went on an adventure with a friend to a part of town neither of us were particularly familiar with. Our second stop was the Landmark, and my, what a stop it was.
From the outside, it looks like your standard posh hotel (someone there waiting to open the door for you, huge doors and an entrance hall decked out in marble). But as soon as you walk past the reception area and into the bar, it’s clear that this is no ordinary building. For here, you’ll find what I can only describe as indoor courtyard, four or five stories high with a glass ceiling, right in the middle of the indoor space.
It’s a beautiful sight, and I could have stayed gawping for the rest of the night. However, we decided to walk through to The Mirror Bar and have a cocktail instead. That seemed like the mature thing to do at least…
Once inside, it was like stepping back into the 80s. The music fit the bill, the décor did too, and the rather dapper waiter finished it off. The cocktail menu was the final nail in this blissful coffin for me, though they didn’t serve what I’d been craving (a Blood & Sand), the waiter still made one for me anyway.
Mini pretzels and kettle chips galore arrived with our drinks, served in cone shaped glasses that looked like the bowl of a martini glas with no stem, resting in a cup of ice. The drinks tasted great and I felt totally relaxed spending a bit of time there. It really was a lovely experience, best for a stop off instead of a whole night, but well worth a visit. Apparently the breakfasts are legendary as well.
Place rating: 2
Sydney, Australia
Formerly the Landmark Hotel’s cellar bar, now re-​titled 222, the refurb hasn’t done the place a lot of favours. Sure, the interior is nice in that ostentatious ooh, this is clearly the inside of a very fancy hotel way, and the staff are suitably snooty to suggest you’re in for a fine dining experience but the menu is just so limited and ordinary.
If there’s a saving grace, it’s the £12 lunch special of whatever the dish of the day/​week/​month is, plus a glass of wine. It used to be a tenner, but perhaps that was attracting too much riff-​raff and upsetting the staff
Place rating: 5
Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen
Wer mal richtig geschmackvoll in London (Hochzeitsreise oder so) übernachten möchte, dem empfehle ich das Landmark, fußläufig von Paddington (also mit dem Heathrow Express gut erreichbar) und in der Nähe des Regents Park.
Pro: Leading Hotel of the World, das diese Bezeichnung absolut verdient hat. Absolut geschmackvoll, allein der alte Ballsaal ist ein Traum. Die Zimmer sind die schönsten, in denen ich seit langem war, und der Service ist ausgezeichnet britisch zuvorkommend.
Contra: Es war eine Geschäftsreise, und ich habe das Hotel nicht bezahlen müssen, jedoch ist es mit das Teuerste, in dem ich jemals in London gewesen bin. Auch die Nebenkosten sind exorbitant, deshalb sollte man es vielleicht nur im Rahmen eines Arrangements buchen.
Insgesamt aber eines der schönsten Hotels weltweit, wie ich finde.