Hotels near Crawford Street, London

Crawford Street London W1 lies in the north-west of the London W1 area, running east from its junction with Shouldham Street W1 and Crawford Place W1 into Baker Street W1.

Now home to a variety of shops and restaurants, Crawford Street was constructed around 1795 and named after Tarrant Crawford, a Dorset property of the ground owners of the site, the Portman family.

Many 18th century buildings remain on Crawford Street, which has intersections with Seymour Place W1, Upper Montagu Street W1 and Gloucester Place W1. Crawford Street is home to the Ishtar restaurant, which serves contemporary Turkish and Middle Eastern dishes in a stylish setting.

Located at 10-12 Crawford Street W1, Ishtar has a varied menu where diners can choose individual dishes or mezze to share. There is also a stylish bar at Ishtar, which is open daily from 12.00pm-00.00am, with an impressive selection of drinks.

The Occo bar and restaurant, situated at 58 Crawford Street W1, provides Moroccan influenced dishes in traditional surroundings.

Crawford Street lies close to a number of places of interest within west London, such as Regent's Park (500m north).

Other attractions in close proximity include the Wallace Collection, in Hertford House, Manchester Square W1 (500m south-east) and the Sherlock Holmes Museum, which stands 450m north of Crawford Street at 221b Baker Street NW1.

Crawford Street is situated 300m south-east of Edgware Road Underground Station, which runs services across 4 lines, to destinations such as Paddington and Oxford Circus. Other London Underground stations in close proximity include Baker Street (400m north) and Marylebone, 500m north of the western end of Crawford Street.

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