The Cumberland
Hotel near Marble Arch-Directions to The Cumberland Hotel
Hotel near Marble Arch-Directions to The Cumberland Hotel
A luxury hotel near Marble Arch - and all that London has to offer
To reach The Cumberland hotel by road…
From the Marble Arch monument, take the first left down Great Cumberland Place: you’ll find the entrance to The Cumberland hotel on the right-hand side. NCP parking is available nearby on Bryanston Street at an additional charge.
To programme your sat-nav, use the postcode W1H 7DL
If you’re coming to The Cumberland hotel by rail…
Mainline rail: Paddington station is 1.0 mile away.
London Underground: Take the Central line to Marble Arch Station. Turn right out of the station, then almost immediately right again into Great Cumberland Place; The Cumberland hotel entrance will be on your right.
And for air travellers…
If you’re flying into London City Airport, The Cumberland hotel is 11 miles away: take the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to Bank Station, then the Central line to Marble Arch.
From London Heathrow, we recommend the Heathrow Express: this runs direct from the airport to London Paddington in just 15 minutes (20 from Terminal 5) and there’s a train every quarter of an hour. The Gatwick Express runs a similar service into Victoria. From either terminus, you can take the Underground to Marble Arch: The Cumberland hotel is then about a minutes’ walk away.
The Cumberland,
Great Cumberland Place,
London W1H 7DL
Tel: 0871 376 9014
Great Cumberland Place,
London W1H 7DL
Tel: 0871 376 9014
+44 845 305 8314
Fax: 0871 376 9114+44 845 305 8353
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