Hotel Radisson Edwardian Marlborough London

The Hotel Radisson Edwardian Marlborough London proposes you its 173 rooms. By making your online booking, you will benefit internet discounts.

The delightful Radisson Edwardian Marlborough Hotel is set amidst fashionable Georgian Squares. The hotel is also surrounded by imposing university buildings and the British Museum.

Guests are greeted by a warm ambiance, original art, gilded carved chairs and marble-clad spaces. This West End hotel's facilities and prime location make it the perfect base for both the business and leisure traveller. The 173 rooms and suites at this central London hotel provide a warm atmosphere with rich décor and crisp linen.

Larger deluxe rooms include upgraded amenities such as extra workspace and a seating area. Guest services and amenities include a business centre and complimentary wireless internet access.

Guests may also use the fitness room at the Kenilworth Hotel located next door. This central London hotel's main restaurant is the strikingly modern Glass Restaurant and Bar, which serves a seasonal British menu. Light refreshments and cocktails are also available in the contemporary and comfortable Solution Café Bar.

The Marlborough Hotel has Radisson Edwardian's largest conference and banqueting facilities in Central London. The Blenheim Suite can host an event or a reception for up to 400 people. There are also six smaller suites for your business meetings or private social events.

All the conference rooms have adjustable lighting for presentation purposes and the hotel can provide any audio-visual equipment.

Your conference coordinator and team will be at your disposal throughout your event to make sure that everything goes smoothly.

Please note the hotel is currently undergoing refurbishment work.

Arrival : from 14:00   -   Departure : until 11:00

From 94 GBP

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By Public Transport:
The hotel is located on Bloomsbury Street, one block from Tottenham Court Road underground (tube) station, which is on both the Central and Northern lines.