Treehouse Hotel London

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Situated in the heart of central London with panoramic views across the iconic capital is Treehouse Hotel London. Eat, drink, socialise, and indulge in luxury whilst staying in this superb hotel with an equally fantastic location.

There are seven different types of room to choose from, all of which are perched high in the building in order to give guests the best of views from their bay window. Each also mixes style, comfort, and a childish playfulness in its interior design and furnishings. There is also an en-suite bathroom with rainforest shower, Nespresso machine, and flat screen TV in every room.

Both the Fort and Lookout Kings have large, comfy king-size beds, and the Lookout Twin has a similar setup but with twin beds. The Skyline Queen and Kings are slightly larger rooms again, with the King having a king-size bed. Finally, the Studio Suite has a separate bedroom and living room in order to relax and unwind, while the Clubhouse Suite has a freestanding bath, seating area. The Lookout King, Skyline King, and Studio Suite all have the added bonus of a window nook with seating where you can sit and enjoy the view. For larger parties, two of the Skyline Queens can be connected to accommodate up to four people, as can the Clubhouse Suite and Lookout Twin, making them ideal for family stays.

Along with an extensive range of room service - including a midnight feast picnic - there are plenty of other eating and drinking options at Treehouse Hotel London. Madera at Treehouse London, the hotel’s 15th floor restaurant, is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily throughout the week, and for brunch at weekends, and serves reimagined Mexican cuisine. Then enjoy a drink with 360 degree views of the London skyline at the rooftop bar, The Nest in Treehouse, which also serves afternoon tea every day. There is also Backyard; a ground level coffee shop.

From yoga sessions to DJ sets, there is always something going on in the hotel, while its location in Marylebone is perfect for exploring the city. All within walking distance are Regent’s Park and London Zoo, Baker Street and the famous Sherlock Holmes Museum, Selfridges, and much, much more.