Serviced Apartments in Marylebone

Staying in Marylebone

• On your doorstep: Marylebone High Street, Regent's Park, the Wallace Collection

What a serviced apartment costs in Marylebone

Across 10 residences with published rates, starting prices run from £165 to £625 a night; the median “from” rate is £295.

Observed Starting nightly rates listed by each residence on this site, 23 September 2026. Actual quotes vary by dates, size and length of stay.

Stations serving Marylebone

• Baker Street (Underground)
• Bond Street (Underground)
• Regent's Park (Underground)
• Marble Arch (Underground)
• Marylebone (Underground & Rail)

Calculated Nearest NaPTAN stations to the centre of our Marylebone residences.

Marylebone property market

District	Year	Sales	Median	Middle half
W1U	2024	89	£1,450,000	£965,000–£2,500,000
W1H	2024	84	£1,795,000	£894,646–£2,700,000
W1G	2024	40	£1,685,000	£960,000–£3,750,000

* part-year. Districts with fewer than five sales are withheld.

Calculated HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Sold medians are not valuations.

Marylebone neighbourhoods

Neighbourhood	Residents	People/km²	Flats	Private renters
Marylebone & Park Lane	6,837	6,307	68%	57%
Bryanston & Dorset Square	7,473	13,816	72%	62%
Regent's Park	6,056	4,283	82%	55%

Official fact ONS Census 2021, middle layer super output areas containing our residences.

Theatre nearby

• Bloomsbury Theatre: 187 upcoming performances
• Soho Theatre: 1,289 upcoming performances
• Camden People's Theatre: 82 upcoming performances
• The Place: 374 upcoming performances

Observed Venue box-office listings counted 23 September 2026.

Evidence checked 23 September 2026; next recheck 23 December 2026. Data sources & licences · Report an error.

What Marylebone is like to stay in

Marylebone High Street and Marylebone Lane are the heart of daily life, with independent shops, bakeries, cheesemongers and Daunt Books in its Edwardian galleried shop. A Sunday farmers' market takes place behind the high street.

Manchester Square, Portman Square and Dorset Square offer quieter pockets, and the streets away from the main roads are calm in the evening.

The area's history is written into its streets. The Portman and Howard de Walden estates own large parts of Marylebone and have worked to keep independent shops on the high street. St Marylebone Parish Church, where Robert Browning married Elizabeth Barrett, stands at the top of the high street. Marylebone also has literary associations with Charles Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle, and the Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street attracts fans from around the world. Chiltern Street, with its shops and restaurants, is a quieter alternative to the high street.

Culture and parks

The Wallace Collection, on Manchester Square, holds Old Master paintings, armour and French decorative art, and is free to visit. The Wigmore Hall is one of the world's best-known venues for chamber music.

Regent's Park, to the north, has Queen Mary's Rose Gardens, an open-air theatre in summer and London Zoo on its northern edge. Sherlock Holmes fans will find Baker Street here too.

For medical and business stays

Harley Street and Wimpole Street are home to hundreds of private clinics and consultants, and many international patients and families stay in Marylebone for that reason. The area is also close to offices across the West End, Fitzrovia and Paddington.

Choosing an apartment here

Marylebone has apartments in mansion blocks, mews houses and modern serviced buildings. Send us your dates and we will collect quotes from each residence. You book and pay the residence directly, with no booking fee.

Who Marylebone suits

• Patients and families visiting Harley Street
• Longer stays with a village feel
• Concert-goers at the Wigmore Hall
• Couples and families near Regent's Park