Standing as one of London’s great hotels, you can expect top-notch service and glamorous spaces, with spaces for every occasion.
Standing as one of London’s great hotels, you can expect top-notch service and stunning spaces for every occasion.
Nestled in the heart of Marylebone, The Dining Room is a serene retreat from the city’s hustle, featuring plush leather seating, wood-panelled walls, and warm ambient lighting. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner, the Dining Room showcases exquisite seasonal British cuisine.
Whether you are seeking an intimate dining experience, unforgettable special occasions, or dynamic business lunches and dinners, Durrant’s offers the perfect setting, exuding the inviting charm of its
Georgian heritage.
Enhance your London experience with a visit to Durrants’ George Bar and Lounges, where you can enjoy refreshing cocktails and delectable bar food in a relaxed setting after a busy day at the office or
shopping.
Each menu is thoughtfully crafted by our Executive Chef, Rumel Pinnock, whose expertise reflects his experience at some of London’s most esteemed establishments.
The Dining Room at Durrant’s Hotel features plush leather seating, elegant wood-panelled walls, and warm, inviting lighting. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner, it showcases seasonal British cuisine. Menus here are crafted by Executive Chef Rumel Pinnock, who brings his wealth of knowledge to Durrant’s Hotel, having worked at some of the city’s most prestigious establishments.
Durrants’ three uniquely designed event rooms offer an ideal venue for private and corporate events. Wedding receptions, parties and cocktails are all part of the activities at Durrants. We can arrange small
intimate lunches or dinners to receptions for up to 80 guests.
Indulge in the time-honoured tradition of afternoon tea, a great British institution introduced by the Duchess of Bedford in 1840. At Durrant’s, we celebrate this delightful custom with the utmost care and sophistication.
Experience the convenience of dining in the privacy of your room, whether you are starting the day with a hearty breakfast, enjoying a leisurely lunch, or treating yourself to an evening indulgence. Our full Room Service menu is available from 12:00pm to 10:00pm. After 10:00pm, we are delighted to offer a selection of sandwiches to satisfy your late-night cravings.
The bar is named after George Street, which was named for King George III, who reigned from 1760 to 1820. As one of London’s oldest hotels, Durrant’s has been a part of the city’s history since 1789. While we can’t say for sure, it’s possible King George III visited for a drink—what matters now is that you enjoy yours.
Durrants’ three uniquely designed event rooms offer an ideal venue for private and corporate events. Wedding receptions, parties and cocktails are all part of the activities at Durrant’s. We can arrange small intimate lunches or dinners to receptions for up to 80 guests.
The Spy Lounge blends classic sophistication with modern comfort, featuring Vanity Fair “Spy” cartoons by Sir Leslie Ward. It’s an ideal space for enjoying cocktails, bar snacks, and quality time with friends or colleagues. With its elegant atmosphere and artistic charm, the Spy Lounge guarantees a memorable experience.
The Wallace Room, inspired by The Wallace Collection, offers a relaxed ambiance with pastel tones and floral prints. It’s perfect for afternoon tea, cocktails, and light snacks, ideal for casual gatherings. The room is also available for private hire, making it suitable for intimate meetings or receptions.
The Armfield Room features a cosy atmosphere with a LEGO Titanic model, Charles Miller’s armchair, and a bookcase. It’s perfect for small, informal meetings, intimate drinks, or canapé receptions. Available for private hire, the room offers a charming setting without the need for audio-visual equipment.
Durrants is the perfect setting for your London Christmas celebration. Owned and managed by the Miller family for a century, the hotel is located in the heart of Marylebone.
