Thistle Marble Arch London

Thistle Marble Arch hotel, which overlooks Oxford Street, takes its name from one of London's best-known landmarks. Originally built on the Mall as a new gateway to Buckingham Palace, Marble Arch was moved to its present spot in 1851. It's still pretty exclusive: only members of the royal family and the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, are allowed to pass through it. As the name implies, the Arch is made from Italian white Carrara marble, a favourite material of the Art Deco movement in the 1920s and 30s, when Thistle Marble Arch was built. Today, the hotel is one of the few genuine Art Deco buildings left in London. Thistle Marble Arch is one of the few larger Oxford Street hotels with 692 bedrooms, including over 200 executive and deluxe rooms . The hotel now also offers complimentary Wi-Fi in all of its guest rooms and public areas.

Features & Facilities Include: Parking Spaces Gymnasium Licensed Bar Public Restaurant Disabled Access/Facilities

Address: Thistle Marble Arch BRYANSTON STREET London Greater-London W1H 7EH

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Directions

RoadFrom Marble Arch monument proceed down Oxford Street. Take first left down Portman Street, then first left down Bryanston Street. The main hotel entrance is situated 10 yards on the left. NCP car parking is available nearby at an additional charge.Railway and the TubeFrom Victoria Railway Station (2 miles), take the bus to Oxford Street and Marble Arch. The Hotel is in Bryanston Street, one road back from Oxford Street. Paddington and Marylebone Stations are also 2 miles away.AirFrom Heathrow (18 miles), take the Heathrow Express train (every 15 minutes) to Paddington Station. A taxi ride from Paddington will take 10 minutes to get to the hotel. Alternatively, you can catch the Heathrow Airport Bus Service that stops on Oxford Street, opposite the hotel.