The Sumner Hotel

Introduction: The Sumner Hotel London is located just on the northern side of Marble Arch and of central London itself. This section of Upper Berkeley Street is just a few yards from Edgware Road. This section of the W1 area is very popular with visitors from the middle east, many of whom have their own residences in this area and the adjoining Bayswater. While the area caters to all visitors there are a large number of restaurants and shops that are geared for the middle eastern tourist. Just 250 yards south of the hotel is Oxford Street which starts at Marble Arch and runs all the way down to Tottenham Court Road, a distance of some 1.5 miles. All along the road are a host of stories, boutiques, stalls, bars and restaurants giving it the highest densities of shops within Europe. One of the best places for souvenir hunters with many shops dedicated to such items. The main nightlife and theatreland is south of here and is found from Oxford Circus and onwards, a distance of just under a mile. The Sumner's location is handy if you are planning to access north London which can be said to start north of the Marylebone Road which is less than half a mile north of the hotel. One of the best things going for Marble Arch is its location adjacent to Hyde Park. A terrific place for all ages and where its easy to spend a whole day. Central to the park is the Serpentine Lake where you can hire rowing boats during good weather and the the Serpentine gallery. Just the other side of Marble Arch is the affluent and exclusive area of Mayfair. This is where you will find the highest densities of 5 star hotels in the world. In terms of public transport then this is no problem, Marble Arch is one of the main routes for through traffic in London and apart form the tube station is used a bus rout for a number of buses and on the adjacent Park Lane is the bus stops for most of the sightseeing buses. Other local places of interest include the site of the Odeon marble Arch (multiplex with cafes) (0.1 miles), Tyburn Hanging Tree (signified by a plaque in the pavement on the junction of Edgware Road and Marble Arch) (0.2 miles), Wallace Collection (0.4 miles), Wigmore Hall (0.5 miles) (Chamber classical music venue).

Hotel:
The Sumner is an former 1820's Georgian residential terrace townhouse that retains many of its original features. At that time this location was a part of the countryside, now of course well within central London. An elegant and intimate style hotel that provides a traditional style of service in a modern environment.
Each bedroom is designer decorated and comes with air-conditioning, direct dial telephone with voicemail, hairdryer, flat screen television, high speed internet access and fridge.
The bathrooms have Gilchrist and Soames toiletries supplied. An iron and ironing board are available on request.
Deluxe rooms are larger than standard, have high ceilings and have Italian Ligne Rosset furniture.
Queen rooms are smaller than King rooms. Queens face the rear while Kings face the front. An extra bed can be added to King rooms.
Please note that all rooms and public areas are no smoking. Each floor can be accessed via the lift.
Complimentary Buffet Breakfast and coffee served each morning in the basement breakfast room.
There is a sitting room/lounge within the hotel where guests can relax and enjoy a drink from the hotels bar. Retaining it period feel with a real fireplace and timber floor.
Hotel has both wired and wireless internet.
The front desk is open 24 hours and the hotel can assist with luggage storage facilities.
Fax and photocopies can be carried out at the premises and the hotel provides laundry and concierge services.