Gloucester Place Hotel London

The Gloucester Place Hotel is located in the Mayfair-Marylebone district, famous for its hotels, Mayfair holds London's most expensive homes and, on Bond Street, its most expensive shops. But the tucked-away pubs, restaurants, and shops of atmospheric Shepherd Market offer affordable local colour, too. Sandwiched between several main roads, Marylebone has a village atmosphere and a charming High Street. Nearby attractions include Madame Tussaud's and the Georgian splendours of Regent's Park, including London Zoo.

1) By train, from Heathrow Airport: The easiest way to reach the hotel is by taking the Heathrow Express Train to Paddington train station. From here you can transfer to the Paddington underground and take the Bakerloo brown line towards Elephant & Castle Station and get off at “Marylebone” station. The hotel is at walking distance from the station. If you prefer you can also take a short taxi ride away. Non-stop trains run every 15-minutes and the journey between Heathrow Central and London Paddington takes 15-minutes (a few minutes more for Terminals 4 or 5).

2) By metro, from Heathrow Airport: If you rather save a few pounds you may take the Piccadilly Line to Earl's Court and once there interchange to the District Line towards Edgware Road and get off at “Notting Hill Gate” station and take the Central red line towards Leytonstone and get off at "Marble Arch" Station. The hotel is at walking distance from the station. If you prefer you can also take a short taxi ride away.