Hotels in Baker Street tube station
Baker Street tube station is a historic and bustling transport hub in central London, offering excellent connections to major attractions and business districts. The area around the station combines Victorian charm with modern amenities, making it a convenient base for exploring the city.
The area surrounding Baker Street tube station is a prime location for visitors seeking to immerse themselves in London's rich history and vibrant contemporary life. With its iconic Sherlock Holmes connections and proximity to Regent's Park, Madame Tussauds, and the West End, it offers a diverse range of experiences. Accommodation options here cater to various preferences, from elegant hotels to more budget-friendly stays, all benefiting from superb transport links. Whether you're in London for culture, shopping, or business, Baker Street provides a strategic and engaging starting point.
Baker Street tube station in numbers
5.0Guest scoreNear the stationLondon Marylebone Grendon Rooms
Comfortable guesthouse in quiet Marylebone, close to transport
View hotel →
4.6Guest scorePet friendlyCapital Apartments - Baker Street
Pet-friendly aparthotel with kitchens near Baker Street
View hotel →Why guests love itCapital Apartments - Baker Street is a three-star aparthotel that gives families more independence than a standard hotel room. Some units have a kitchen, useful for children's breakfasts and simple dinners, and the property is pet-friendly, so the family dog can join the trip. Wi-Fi is free and the building is entirely smoke-free. Hyde Park is easy to reach by public transport. A 9.2 score from 10 reviews is promising, though based on few stays.
4.5Guest scoreFamilyMontagu Place Hotel
Georgian townhouse hotel with a restaurant, bar, and family-friendly amenities
View hotel →Why guests love itMontagu Place Hotel welcomes children in a warmly decorated Georgian-era townhouse near Baker Street. The restaurant and room service make meals easy after a day of sightseeing, and the airport shuttle saves organising a transfer with young children and bags. The property is smoke-free, with Wi-Fi in the rooms, and the bar suits parents later in the evening. Expect traditional decor rather than a modern family hotel with a pool. Guests rate it 9 out of 10.
4.5Guest scoreParkingHolmes Hotel London
Contemporary comfort with a British restaurant and a relaxing spa
View hotel →Why guests love itHolmes Hotel London is a contemporary four-star hotel near Baker Street Tube station, and I find it a strong choice for families and for guests with pets. WiFi is free, there is a British restaurant and a cosy bar, plus a spa and a fitness centre. The hotel has accessible features and parking is available. Guests rate it 9.0 across 1,087 reviews. Parking and spa use may be extra.
4.4Guest scoreParkinghub by Premier Inn London Marylebone
Modern Marylebone hotel with parking and a restaurant near Edgware Road
View hotel →Why guests love ithub by Premier Inn London Marylebone is a modern 3-star hotel a short walk from Edgware Road, and it presents itself as kid-friendly with family amenities. The restaurant on site saves a search for dinner after a day of sightseeing, and parking is available, which is rare in central London. Rooms are compact in the hub style, so I would suggest it for short stays rather than a long family holiday. More than 600 guests give it a score of 8.8.
4.4Guest scoreParkingThe Marylebone Hotel
Chic five-star luxury with an indoor pool and spa near Bond Street
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Marylebone Hotel is the five-star I would pick for a family that wants London comfort with room to swim: the indoor pool and hot tub are rare in central hotels. Some rooms have kitchens, handy for snacks and simple meals, the cafe and restaurant cover the rest, and pets are welcome. Parking is available, and Bond Street is within walking distance. An 8.8 rating across 1,378 reviews supports the price bracket.
4.3Guest scoreFamilyNottingham Place Hotel London
Luxury suites with handmade beds and a family-friendly atmosphere
View hotel →Why guests love itNottingham Place Hotel is a four-star redbrick property with individually designed suites and handmade beds, rated 8.6 across 151 reviews. It is kid-friendly and smoke-free, which makes it a calm option for families who want comfort rather than a party scene. Free Wi-Fi is included, Fischers restaurant is a short walk away and the British Museum is easy to reach. I would pick it when design and a restful night matter most.
4.2Guest scoreBreakfast includedBlandford Hotel
Straightforward rooms with breakfast and easy access to Baker Street
View hotel →Why guests love itBlandford Hotel is a down-to-earth choice I would suggest to families who want an easy London base close to Baker Street Tube station, a short walk away. The free continental breakfast in the restaurant gets everyone out of the door without extra cost, rooms are air-conditioned for warm days, and free Wi-Fi helps with planning the next outing. Local places to eat are close by for dinner. Guests rate it 8.4 across more than 450 reviews.
4.2Guest scoreFamilyThe Mandeville Hotel
Stylish rooms, a British grill, and a prime Marylebone location
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Mandeville Hotel is an upscale four-star hotel with stylish, contemporary rooms and suites, and I find it a polished base for families. There is a British grill-restaurant and a bar, and the hotel is kid-friendly. Bond Street is a short walk away. Guests rate it 8.4 across 1,163 reviews. It is an upmarket address, so expect to pay for the setting and the Marylebone location.
4.2Guest scorePet friendlyLíbere London Edgware Road
Pet-friendly hotel with air-conditioned rooms near Edgware Road
View hotel →Why guests love itLíbere London Edgware Road is a three-star hotel with air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi and a pet-friendly policy, rated 8.4 by 133 guests. It sits a short walk from Edgware Road, so the Tube is close for exploring London. Breakfast is not the focus: guests mention the nearby Taste of Lahore, and an airport shuttle is available. I see it as a practical base for families who travel with a dog and want simplicity over extras.
4.2Guest scoreFamilyThe Z Hotel Gloucester Place
Informal townhouse hotel with a cafe, bar, and family-friendly amenities
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Z Hotel Gloucester Place is a kid-friendly four-star townhouse hotel near Baker Street, with an informal feel that suits families. The cafe with a terrace is handy for a relaxed breakfast or snack, and the restaurant and bar mean dinner can happen without heading out again. The hotel is smoke-free and has free Wi-Fi. With an 8.4 rating from more than 930 reviews, I would recommend it to families who want a comfortable, well-rated base for exploring this part of London.
4.1Guest scoreWalking distancePark Lane Apartments Baker Street
Pet-friendly apartments with kitchens, steps from Baker Street Station
View hotel →Why guests love itPark Lane Apartments Baker Street gives families and longer-stay guests something a standard London hotel cannot: apartments with kitchens and air conditioning, a short walk from Baker Street tube station and its five Underground lines. Pets are welcome, Wi-Fi is free, and room service and an airport shuttle add hotel convenience. Regent's Park and Marylebone High Street are close by. The 8.2 rating comes from only 25 reviews, so treat it as a promising early signal.
3.8Guest scorePet friendlyThe Duke Rooms London
Modern rooms above a traditional pub with British food and a lively bar
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Duke Rooms London works for families who enjoy a pub atmosphere: breakfast and classic British food are served downstairs, so meals need no planning, and both children and pets are welcome. Rooms are modern and air-conditioned, a help in a London heatwave. Hyde Park is a 10-minute walk for space to run around. The bar below is lively, so light sleepers may notice the evenings. Guests rate this 3-star stay 7.6 out of 10.
3.8Guest scoreFamilyPark Avenue Baker Street
Informal hotel with family-friendly rooms and a restaurant near Baker Street
View hotel →Why guests love itPark Avenue Baker Street is an informal 4-star I would suggest to families exploring London from Baker Street. The hotel is kid-friendly and accessible, breakfast options make the morning simple, and the restaurant and room service help on evenings when everyone is tired after a day of sightseeing. Rooms are down-to-earth rather than luxurious, with free Wi-Fi. Guests rate it 7.6 across nearly 500 reviews, a fair score for a practical family base.
3.8Guest scoreParkingMarina Hotel London
Air-conditioned rooms near Edgware Road with parking available
View hotel →Why guests love itMarina Hotel London covers the basics I look for with children on a city stay: air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, a smoke-free building and on-site parking, which is rare this close to Edgware Road. Hyde Park is reachable by public transport for an afternoon outdoors. The 7.6 rating across 58 reviews is fair rather than standout, so I see it as a practical base, not a hotel to spend the day in.
3.8Guest scoreFamilyThe Green Man
Traditional pub with American-style burgers and family-friendly rooms
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Green Man is a budget two-star hotel above a traditional pub, a short walk from Edgware Road, and I would recommend it to families who want simple, low-cost rooms. Free WiFi and air conditioning are included, the pub serves American-style burgers, and the hotel is kid-friendly. Guests rate it 7.6 across 1,536 reviews, so expect a basic stay and a lively ground floor.
3.7Guest scoreFamilyAmericana Hotel
Modern hotel with free breakfast and hot drinks, a short walk from Marylebone
View hotel →Why guests love itThe Americana Hotel makes family mornings in London simpler: the buffet breakfast is free, so nobody has to hunt for a café before the first sight, and hot drinks are available all day. The property is kid-friendly and smoke-free, with a restaurant and room service for tired evenings. Marylebone is a short walk away, and Baker Street station opens up the rest of the city. Expect a straightforward 3-star hotel rated 7.4, not a family resort.
3.5Guest scoreFamilyMarble Arch Inn
Budget-friendly Georgian townhouse near Hyde Park with family rooms
View hotel →Why guests love itMarble Arch Inn is a budget option I would weigh for a family that wants central London without a big bill. It occupies a Georgian townhouse, some rooms share bathrooms, so I would book an en suite with children. Wi-Fi is free, the building is smoke-free and listed as kid-friendly, and the on-site restaurant helps on arrival. Hyde Park is a short walk for open space. The 7.0 rating across 446 reviews is modest.
3.5Guest scoreBudgetBell House Hostel
Affordable hostel near Marylebone with free Wi-Fi
View hotel →Why guests love itBell House Hostel is a budget hostel a short walk from Marylebone, with free Wi-Fi and a smoke-free policy. Guests rate it 7.0 across 349 reviews, so I read it as a basic, honest option rather than a treat. Public transport is easy to reach and a nearby restaurant serves breakfast. I would suggest it for older children and teenagers on a tight London budget, and I would pick elsewhere for comfort.
3.5Guest scoreFamily146 STUDIOS Marylebone
Unfussy studios with kitchenettes, a short walk from Marylebone
View hotel →Why guests love it146 STUDIOS Marylebone is an informal apartment hotel a short walk from Marylebone, and its studios with kitchenettes are the main draw for families who want breakfast and simple dinners on their own schedule. The studios are unfussy, air-conditioned and smoke-free, with free Wi-Fi, and the property describes itself as ideal for families. There is no restaurant listed. Guests rate it 7.0 from 318 reviews, so I would book it for independence rather than service.
What to expect
- Excellent transport links via multiple tube lines (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, Circle).
- Proximity to major attractions like Madame Tussauds, Regent's Park, and the Sherlock Holmes Museum.
- A mix of historic architecture and modern amenities, with numerous dining and shopping options.
- Convenient access to the West End for theatre and entertainment.
- A lively atmosphere, popular with both tourists and locals.
Local tips
- ✓Utilise the tube network extensively; Baker Street is a major interchange, making travel across London very easy.
- ✓Explore Regent's Park for a peaceful escape from the city bustle, just a short walk away.
- ✓Book tickets for popular attractions like Madame Tussauds or West End shows in advance to avoid queues.
- ✓Consider a walk along Marylebone High Street for independent shops and charming cafes.
- ✓For dining, explore the diverse range of restaurants from casual eateries to upscale options around Marylebone and Baker Street.
Where to stay
FAQ
What are the best areas to stay near Baker Street tube station?
Staying directly around Baker Street offers immediate access to the tube and attractions. Marylebone Village, just south, provides a more upscale, village-like feel with boutique shops and fine dining. Regent's Park area to the north is ideal for those seeking greenery and a quieter atmosphere, while still being well-connected.
What types of accommodation can be found near Baker Street tube station?
The area offers a variety of accommodation types, from luxurious 5-star hotels with extensive amenities to comfortable 3- and 4-star options. You'll also find serviced apartments and guesthouses, catering to different budgets and lengths of stay. Many properties reflect the area's elegant Victorian heritage.
What is the best time to visit Baker Street tube station area?
London is a year-round destination. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds than summer. Winter brings festive cheer, especially around Christmas, though it can be colder. Summer (June-August) is popular but can be very busy and more expensive.
How to get around from Baker Street tube station?
Baker Street tube station is one of London's best-connected stations, served by five tube lines. This makes it incredibly easy to reach almost any part of the city. Buses are also plentiful, and many attractions are within walking distance, including Regent's Park and Madame Tussauds.