The Cumberland
Restaurants & Bars near Marble Arch
Restaurants & Bars near Marble Arch
Located near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, The Cumberland Hotel offers you an array of exciting London bars and restaurants to choose from. The Cumberland offers definite choices when it comes to enjoying food and drinks in an exclusive atmosphere.
You can start the day in The Market where breakfast is cooked to order in one of our five open kitchens. If you’re here on business, we provide continuous service to you as long as your meeting or event lasts, providing meals throughout the day.
For lunch or diner you can opt for the relaxed atmosphere of Rhodes W1 Brasserie or treat yourself to Michelin star cuisine at Rhodes W1 Restaurant.
If you need an informal place to meet for a drink or light meal, Rhodes W1 Brasserie bar or the Kua bar are ideal.
And last but not least, you can enjoy top DJ’s and VIP treatment in the late night bar, Carbon.
Rhodes W1 Restaurant
The Cumberland houses Rhodes W1 Restaurant, Gary Rhodes’ second restaurant within the hotel. The culinary artistry at this London restaurant is in keeping with the hotel’s personality and has earned it a coveted Michelin star.
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Rhodes W1 Brasserie
The Cumberland houses Rhodes W1 Brasserie. This is one of Gary Rhodes’ two restaurants within the hotel. This restaurant offers modern European dishes with a British twist.
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The Market
You can start the day in The Market where breakfast is cooked to order in one of our five open kitchens. If you’re here on business, we will provide continuous service for as long as your meeting or event lasts.
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Carbon Bar
Carbon Bar is a late night bar with the top DJs playing. This bar in London has an inspirational mix of industrial glamour and sultry, low key style with the DJs playing live every night.
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Kua Bar & Lounge
The Kua bar is a cool, informal place to relax in. It is the perfect place to meet for drinks or afternoon tea.
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Rhodes W1 Patrón Bar
If you need an informal place to meet for a drink or light meal, Rhodes W1 Patrón bar is ideal.
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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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