Hotels near Devonshire Street, London

Hotel near Devonshire Street London

Devonshire Street London W1 is located close to Marylebone Road, running east from Marylebone High Street through Portland Place into Great Portland Street W1.

Devonshire Street, which was built in the 1780's and named after the Duke of Devonshire, has junctions with streets including Beaumont Street, Hallam Street and Harley Street.

Devonshire Street lies close to the Marylebone, Fitzrovia and Regent's Park areas of west London.

Devonshire Street is home to a number of restaurants, including the exclusive Odins at 27 Devonshire Street W1. Odins has been established on Devonshire Street for many years, serving international dishes from a varied seasonal menu in a room with an extensive art collection on the walls. Odins is open between 12.30pm-14.30pm and 18.30pm-23.00pm Monday to Fridays and diners can choose from a set priced two or three course menu.

Devonshire Street is also home to the Chilean Embassy, which stands at 12 Devonshire Street W1.

Devonshire Street is located 450m south of Regent's Park, home to London Zoo and an open air theatre. Other places of interest include BBC Broadcasting House, located 400m south on Portland Place, close to the exclusive Langham Hotel, which stands on Langham Place W1.

Oxford Circus, home to flagship stores such as H&M, Topshop and the United Colors of Benetton, lies 700m south of Devonshire Street at the junction of Oxford Street and Regent Street W1.

Devonshire Street is situated 200m south of Regent's Park Underground Station, while Great Portland Street Station stands 250m north-east. Warren Street Underground Station, which provides Northern and Victoria line services to destinations such as Oxford Circus and Euston, is positioned 400m north-east of Devonshire Street, which is close to the many bus routes that serve Marylebone Road NW1.

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