Dorset Square has a pleasant village-in-the-city feel and a peaceful atmosphere compared to the busiest roads in central London. Marylebone Village, Regent's Park, Baker Street, Madame Tussauds, and Lord's Cricket Ground are all within easy walking distance, while Marylebone and Baker Street stations offer excellent transport links for exploring the city. From antique markets to the rose gardens of Regent’s Park—this is what London locals love.
A Georgian Townhouse with a Colourful Personality
The attractive Regency exterior hides a uniquely Kit Kemp take on traditional English style. Contemporary art, antiques, bold fabrics, and cheerful patterns complement the original architecture. With only 38 bedrooms, the hotel offers an intimacy larger luxury hotels can't match.
Individual Rooms with a Playful Twist
Every room is individually designed, blending bold fabrics, cosy corners and marble bathrooms with Firmdale’s playful eye for detail. Look closely, and you’ll spot cricket bats used as wall art, a witty nod to the hotel’s location on the site of London’s first cricket ground. The overall feel is colourful, polished and distinctly British, while selected rooms overlook the leafy garden square.
The Potting Shed Restaurant & Bar
The Potting Shed Bar & Restaurant feels like a sophisticated local dining room and offers modern British food all day, plus afternoon tea and cocktails. It also has a pleasant guest drawing room for those who prefer a quieter spot.
Keep Things Simple
There is no spa or swimming pool, and Dorset Square isn't aiming to be a five-star resort with lots of facilities. Although you can arrange in-room beauty and massage treatments, the focus is clearly on personal service, comfort, and the pleasures of the neighbourhood.