Hotels near Carburton Street, London

Carburton Street London W1 is located in the north eastern section of the London W1 postcode area, between Great Portland Street W1 and Cleveland Street W1.

Carburton Street, which has junctions with Bolsover Street W1 and Great Titchfield Street W1, is named after Carburton in Nottinghamshire, which was part of the dowry of Henrietta Cavendish who married Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, from where Harley Street W1 gets its name.

Carburton Street is home to the popular Holiday Inn Regent's Park, which provides quality accommodation to both business and leisure travellers to London's West End. The Holiday Inn Regent's Park is home to the Junction Restaurant, which provides seasonal British dishes to hotel guests and outside diners. The Junction bar and lounge is also located within Holiday Inn Regent's Park, providing drinks from an extensive menu.

 Carburton Street is situated 200m north-west of the BT Tower, which stands at 60 Cleveland Street W1. Carburton Street lies close to the Middlesex Hospital, which is situated on Cleveland Street and Mortimer Street W1.

Regent's Park, home to an open air theatre and the world famous London Zoo, is located 350m north-west of Carburton Street, behind Marylebone Road NW1. Other places of interest close to Carburton Street include BBC Broadcasting House, which stands on Portland Place W1, near the exclusive Langham Hotel, on Langham Place W1.

Carburton Street is in close proximity to the excellent transport links of Euston Road NW1 and Tottenham Court Road W1. Great Portland Street Underground Station, on the Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines, stands 250m north of Carburton Street. Other London Underground stations close to Carburton Street include Warren Street (350m north-east) and Goodge Street (600m south-east).