The landmark is famous for its stunning atrium and incredible lobby, that almost transport you out of London. The hotel was originally one of London’s Victorian  railway hotels, the Great Central Hotel. It was first proposed by Sir Edward Watkin of the Great Central Railway who envisaged Marylebone station, which the hotel was to serve, as the hub of an international railway, which would run through a Channel Tunnel.

This deluxe hotel consists of 305 delightful rooms with the necessary amenities and great luxury. The hotel offers spacious rooms, a perfect service and an unforgettable stay. Landmark hotel has its exclusive style and ambience, not corresponding to any other hotels. It combines traditional British elegance with a touch of a modern design. Its fantastic Twenty-two restaurant opens at 1130 every morning and shuts at Midnight (Monday to Friday), 3pm until 11pm on Saturday and closed on a Sunday.

The Spa

Enter a world of tranquility at the hotels Spa; offering a large range of relaxing rejuvenating treatments. The spa uses ESPA spa products, which are developed from sourcing ingredients of the finest plant extracts and oils, all of which are ethically sourced from around the world. Whilst their certified organic VOYA range offers hand-harvested seaweed in it’s purest of forms, delighting and purifying the body.