Hotels with a Bar near Baker Street Tube Station
Baker Street sits between Regent's Park, Marylebone and the West End, and the hotels around it offer very different kinds of bar, from a traditional pub to a hotel bar in a 4-star property. This page lists seven hotels near Baker Street that mention an on-site bar, including The Green Man pub-hotel, The Duke Rooms above a pub, Holmes Hotel London and the five-star The Marylebone Hotel. I describe each from the listing data only, with ratings and review counts. The listings give no opening hours or drinks lists, so I do not invent them, and I tell you what to ask when you book.
London's evenings are social and often start in a pub. Around Baker Street, the mix of Georgian townhouses, hotel lounges and traditional pubs gives travelers a choice between a quiet drink and a lively bar.
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Seven hotel bars near Baker Street compared
A bar in the hotel is convenient in London for a plain reason: evenings end late, the weather is unpredictable, and the Tube back to the hotel is not always the quick part of a night out. Baker Street also has a pub tradition, which a few of these listings share. I separate the seven hotels by the kind of evening each one suits, because a pub bar and a hotel lounge are very different things.
The pub-style options are the most local. The Green Man is described as a budget-friendly hotel with a traditional pub serving American-style burgers, a short walk from Edgware Road, rated 7.6 from about 1,500 reviews. The Duke Rooms London offers warm, modern rooms above a traditional pub that serves classic British food and breakfast, rated 7.6, with Hyde Park a 10-minute walk away. I would choose them for a casual evening where the bar is the point, and a pint downstairs is easier than finding a pub across town. Neither listing says when the pub closes.
The most polished bars belong to the upscale hotels. The Marylebone Hotel is a five-star property with a trendy restaurant, a cafe, an indoor pool and a spa, rated 8.8 from about 1,400 reviews, within walking distance of Bond Street. The Mandeville Hotel is an upscale hotel with a British grill-restaurant and a bar, rated 8.4, a short walk from Bond Street. Holmes Hotel London is a contemporary 4-star hotel with a British restaurant and a cosy bar, rated 9.0. I would pick Holmes for the highest rating of the group.
Two smaller hotels offer a quieter room to drink in. The Z Hotel Gloucester Place is an informal townhouse hotel with a cafe with a terrace, a bar and a restaurant, a 4-star property rated 8.4 from about 940 reviews. Montagu Place Hotel is a Georgian-era townhouse with a restaurant, a bar and room service, rated 9.0 from about 250 reviews, a smaller sample. I would choose them for a low-key evening in a house setting rather than a large hotel lobby, and I would read recent guest comments on both.
Whichever bar you prefer, the position matters in London. All seven hotels are described as near Baker Street, Marylebone, Bond Street, Edgware Road or Hyde Park, so you reach a bar from the Tube or on foot in minutes. The listings do not give opening hours, and a pub bar and a hotel bar may close at different times, so I would ask when the bar closes if you plan a late evening, and whether non-guests are welcome. Late in the evening the Tube is still the simplest way back, and Baker Street station is the main interchange for the area.
A traveler's perspectiveIf I wanted a hotel bar near Baker Street Tube station, I would choose Holmes Hotel London for the 9.0 rating and a cosy bar with a British restaurant. For a more luxurious evening I would go to The Marylebone Hotel. For a classic pub evening I would book The Green Man or The Duke Rooms London, both rated 7.6. I would check the opening hours for the bar when booking, since the listings do not give them, and I would read recent comments on the rooms upstairs.
4.5Guest scoreBarHolmes 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.
4.5Guest scoreBarMontagu 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.
4.4Guest scoreBarThe 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.
4.2Guest scoreBarThe 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 scoreBarThe 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.
3.8Guest scoreBarThe 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.
3.8Guest scoreBarThe 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.
Local tips
- 1Ask when the bar closes if you plan a late evening, since the listings mention bars without opening hours.
- 2Choose a room away from the pub at The Green Man or The Duke Rooms London if you want to sleep before the bar closes.
- 3Check whether the bar is open to non-guests before planning a meeting around it, especially at the hotels with a smaller lounge.
- 4Try the British menu at Holmes Hotel London or The Mandeville Hotel if you want a sit-down dinner with a drink.
- 5Walk to Bond Street from The Marylebone Hotel or The Mandeville Hotel for an evening out, then return by taxi or on foot.
- 6Compare the ratings and review counts on the property pages, since 9.0 from 250 reviews and 7.6 from 1,500 are different signals.