Marylebone Hall offers modern university accommodations across the road from Madame Tussaud’s and the London Planetarium. The cozy, en-suite Standard rooms include Internet terminals, and a work area. There are two well-equipped shared kitchens on every floor, including cookers, fridges and microwaves. Premier rooms enjoy spectacular views of London, and feature additional amenities, including laundry facilities, flat-screen TVs and gaming facilities. Penthouse rooms enjoy the best views, and include private mini-fridges and tea and coffee-making facilities. Marylebone Hall offers Wi-Fi vouchers at an extra cost, available at the 24-hour front desk. Guests are welcome to congregate and relax in the TV and games lounge, which also features a pool table. Marylebone Hall features a restaurant and a coffee shop on site. Popular activities include sightseeing and shopping in the West End, and catching a show. Guests may also enjoy an afternoon in Regents Park, or a night out in vibrant London.
There's no doubt at all that it was the central location that most impressed guests about the residence. In fact, it was almost certainly the main reason for booking here. Guests mentioned that it was situated in a very central position, right opposite a central Tube station, and also Madame Tussaud's, one of London's most popular attractions.
The building is 20 something storeys high, so it came as no surprise that guests in rooms higher up in the building raved about the views. They definitely enjoyed having a birds-eye view out over the London rooftops.
Quite a number of guests were surprised to discover that they had the use of communal kitchens. They had clearly not been expecting this, and were very happy that they could make their own snacks and light meals, and so save themselves a bit of money on eating out.
Several guests reported being unhappy with the showers. Some mentioned that they did not have a proper door, and so caused some flooding of the rest of the bathroom. Others said that they were so small that one tended to hit one's elbows on the walls.
The accommodation is of course in a student residence, but it seems that some guests were hoping for a bit more of a luxury experience than the one they received. In the end, the rooms turned out to be typical student rooms - small and featuring very basic furniture and amenities
There were quite a few complaints about the mattresses, with guests indicating that they were obviously cheap and did not offer much comfort.
No, Marylebone Hall doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Marylebone Hall doesn’t allow pets.
No, Marylebone Hall doesn’t provide parking.
Marylebone Hall is located in 35 Marylebone Road, NW1 5LS, London, United Kingdom.
Marylebone Hall Nearby attractions include Heathrow Airport, Wembley Stadium, Covent Garden, Hyde Park, The O2 Arena, London Gatwick Airport, Euston Station, Legoland.
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