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This luxurious Marylebone hotel has its own private garden

KANIKA SINGH RATHORE, 18/12/202518/12/2025

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This five-star hotel in Marylebone combines grandeur with comfort, offering attentive service and access to a private garden.

Place

hotel available at a premium London Location, Portman Square in Marylebone. It is a five-minute walk from the nearest station, Marble Arch, at one end of Oxford Street. Hyde Park, Covent Garden, Mayfair and Soho can be reached in less than half an hour by Tube. The side of Portman Square is lined with townhouses overlooking a private garden, built in the 1780s before being redeveloped in the nineties. Amidst the greenery, there is also a children’s play area and tennis court. garden accessible key holder onlyAnd that includes guests at Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill Hotel.

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stretch

As its name suggests, the hotel was originally built in 1970 in memory of Sir Winston Churchill and was completely renovated in 2017. It has high ceilings (with grand chandeliers and ornate details), marble floors, pillars, paneled walls, and contemporary chairs and rugs. It combines a sense of classic timelessness and old money with a modern aesthetic. You’ll find many tributes to the former Prime Minister, including a large photograph of Churchill and his wife Clementine in the main lounge.

Although it is a busy hotel in central London, it has a relaxed atmosphere with a gentle buzz rather than noise and bustle. The spacious open-plan design means the reception, lobby, main restaurant and lounge all flow into one another – avoiding bottlenecks for guests and creating a sociable atmosphere.

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Service

From the warm welcome at reception to the extremely attentive restaurant staff, service is efficient and friendly everywhere. At dinner, the team prepared some gluten-free bread on the fly after receiving late notice, and paid close attention to the menu. We noticed staff coming forward to help fellow guests too, including calmly assisting the parents of a hungry child who needed a high chair quickly enough for breakfast, and assisting with a variety of dietary needs.

Some rooms overlook Portman Square Gardens

Some rooms overlook Portman Square Gardens ,Hayat,

bed and bath

The hotel has 440 rooms (including 50 suites) with decor details including soft suede headboards, heavily textured curtains, plush velvet chairs and a herringbone-patterned carpet. The interior colors are neutral, and it all adds to the casual yet deluxe ambiance. There’s a Nespresso coffee machine, minibar and free WiFi, and complimentary glass bottles of Marlish water next to the bed.

We stayed in a king bedroom overlooking the lush Portman Square Gardens. The bed size is extremely spacious, making it feel comfortable and relaxing to stay in. Even though the hotel is on a busy main road, traffic noise didn’t bother us – probably because of the thick curtains. You’ll also find pictures of animals on the walls, including cats, dogs, fish and birds, as a further nod to Churchill (he had a variety of pets).

Bathrooms feature full-size Pharmacopoeia products and you’ll find full-size Molton Brown products in the bath or shower within the suites. The hotel told us that in an effort to reduce single-use plastic, it changed the smaller Molton Brown bottles it previously provided to these larger sizes. We were attracted by the heated toilet seat, which was an unexpected and warming element.

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Most rooms are 25-27 square meters in size, while there is a larger family room of 52 square meters and for those wanting more space, suites range from 53 square meters to 325 square meters.

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Churchill Bar has a cosmopolitan atmosphere

Churchill Bar has a cosmopolitan atmosphere ,Hayat,

Food and Drink

The hotel’s main restaurant, The Montagu Kitchen, serves all-day dining, including breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. For cocktails, bar snacks and al fresco dining, visit The Churchill Bar & Terrace.

Montagu Kitchen is a Mediterranean grill house that serves simple yet hearty and delicious dishes. There is also an integral bar offering wines, cocktails and other drinks to taste with your meal. The team talked to us about gluten-free and vegan options, of which there were many. Gluten-free bread also appeared, which was prepared instantly by the chef and was delicious and tasty. For starters we ate Burrata and Heirloom Tomatoes, followed by Coastal Seafood Risotto and finished with Chocolate and Caramel Delices. Breakfast combines a fresh buffet with cooked options, and it was here that we saw the hotel’s diverse clientele of businessmen, families and solo travelers.

The Churchill Bar & Terrace has a cosmopolitan appeal, and its secluded nook-like design, with gorgeous green and gold colours, is a sharp contrast to the airy openness of The Montagu Kitchen. A bronze statue of the former Prime Minister sits near one of the outdoor tables, while love letters between Churchill and his wife, along with original photographs, are displayed on the walls. Here, you can even emulate Churchill by ordering a cigar with your drink and indulging in the bar menu.

grand lobby in hotel

grand lobby in hotel ,Hayat,

facilities

Guests staying at the hotel have access to the inner city’s private Portman Square Gardens, where you’ll also find a tennis court. There is a gym with Technogym equipment and a wellness area offering spa treatments, as well as three meeting and event spaces. A shop on the ground floor sells souvenirs and refreshments.

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simple use

There is stair-free, level access to the hotel’s main entrance and restaurant, bar, reception and meeting room/ballroom area, with lifts to other floors. Accessible bedrooms are available with 32-inch doors.

pet policy

No pets are allowed except service animals.

check in check out?

Check in is 3pm, check out is noon.

family friendly?

Yes, children are welcome and there are interconnecting rooms and family-sized suites available. The step-free, open-plan layout of the main public areas works well for pushchair use, while the snack shop is attractive for older children.

at a glance

Best thing: Casual yet deluxe ambiance and attentive staff.

Perfect for: A fantastic city break in a premium London location, with plenty of facilities to enjoy.

Not suitable for: Who prefer modernity more than history.

From Instagram: Churchill Bar & Terrace, sipping cocktails outside.

Address: 30 Portman Square, London W1H 7BH

phone: 020 7486 5800

website, hyatt.com

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Helen’s stay was hosted by Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill

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