Grandstay Hotel Marylebone, London · Est. 1786

No. 01 — Rooms

Rooms & Suites

Forty-two rooms across two joined townhouses, no two quite alike, and none of them facing a lift shaft.

Grandstay Hotel keeps its rooms named by type rather than number of stars, since the two townhouses were never built to a single plan and a few rooms still show it — a step down into the bathroom in one, a window seat cut into the thickness of the wall in another. Sash windows have been kept and draught-proofed throughout; air conditioning was fitted discreetly in 2019. Every room has a kettle with a small selection of teas, a safe sized for a laptop, and blackout linings behind the curtains for anyone on a different time zone.

A grand stone staircase with brass banisters and a red carpet leading down to a high, arched hall.
A double room with white bedding, bedside lamps, framed pictures and a tall window with long curtains.

By category

18 rooms · No. 27, floors 1–3

Townhouse Room

  • Size16–19 m²
  • BedQueen or twin
  • ViewSelkirk Place or the mews
  • BathroomWalk-in shower
12 rooms · No. 29, floors 1–2

Garden Room

  • Size19–22 m²
  • BedKing
  • ViewThe courtyard garden
  • ExtraWindow seat in most rooms
8 rooms · Both houses, floor 3

Junior Suite

  • Size28 m²
  • BedKing, separate sitting area
  • ViewSelkirk Place or the garden
  • BathroomRoll-top bath and separate shower
4 suites · No. 27, top floor

Portman Suite

  • Size38 m²
  • BedKing, dual-aspect windows
  • ViewToward the plane trees of Portman Square
  • BathroomFree-standing bath
“Ask for a Garden Room if you can — the traffic on Selkirk Place is never loud, but the courtyard side is quieter still.” Reception, when asked

In every room

  • Wi-FiComplimentary, no login limits
  • Air conditioningIndividually controlled
  • Tea & coffeeKettle, cafetière on request
  • Bathrobes & slippersProvided in all categories
  • TurndownOn request, evenings
  • Room serviceLight menu, 07:00–23:00