Marylebone High Street & Daunt Books
An Edwardian galleried bookshop and a high street of delis, florists and small boutiques.
Area guide
Marylebone is the quiet counterweight to Oxford Street — a high street of booksellers, delis and small galleries with Regent's Park at the top of it. Baker Street sits on one side and the Harley Street medical district on the other, which is why so many of our longer stays land here.
Stay in Marylebone
Boutique serviced apartments a short walk from everything above.
Highlights
Regent's Park
Rose gardens, open lawns and the boating lake, five minutes north of the high street.
Baker Street
The Bakerloo, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines meet here — fast links across the whole city.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
The Victorian townhouse at 221B, kept exactly as the stories describe it.
Harley Street
London's private medical district, walkable in minutes — ideal for treatment stays.
Where to eat
Some of the best-reviewed tables in Marylebone, all within easy reach of the front door.
The Golden Hind
A century-old chippy on Marylebone Lane — proper fried cod, chips and mushy peas.
Trishna
Refined coastal Indian cooking on Blandford Street; the butter-pepper-garlic crab is the signature.
Fischer's
Viennese café on the High Street — schnitzel, strudel and long breakfasts in panelled comfort.
Photography is illustrative of the style of each restaurant.
More local favourites
Chiltern Firehouse
The neighbourhood's best-known dining room, in a converted fire station.
La Fromagerie
Cheese room, pantry and a small café on Moxon Street.
The Wallace Restaurant
Lunch under the glass roof of the Wallace Collection.
Getting there
Baker Street and Bond Street (Jubilee, Central, Elizabeth, Bakerloo and Metropolitan lines).
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