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Radisson Blu Hotel, London Bond Street

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You check in on the oldest recorded site in Marylebone. The medieval church of Tyburn stood on this island between the two arms of Marylebone Lane, before the parish moved up the High Street around 1400. Gunton and Gunton built the ten-storey block in 1935, Dolcis shoes on Oxford Street and Stratford Court flats above, later a hotel. Edwardian Hotels bought it in 1982. On 28 January 2023 the Berkshire name came off and Bond Street went on. The entrance is still on Marylebone Lane.

About Radisson Blu Hotel, London Bond Street

History

The island at 350 Oxford Street is the oldest recorded site in Marylebone: the medieval church of Tyburn, then the parish court house. J. and E. Bumpus sold books on the eastern corner from the early 1850s until demolition in 1935. Gunton and Gunton's ten-storey block of 1935-36 put Dolcis on the Oxford Street floors and Stratford Court flats above, later a hotel. Edwardian Hotels bought the Stratford Court Hotel in 1982. It traded as the Radisson Blu Edwardian Berkshire, and on 28 January 2023 became Radisson Blu Bond Street. Entrance on Marylebone Lane. 149 rooms.

The setting

350 Oxford Street, W1C 1BY, entrance on Marylebone Lane, opposite Bond Street station on the Central, Jubilee, and Elizabeth lines. This is the north side of Oxford Street, in Marylebone. Mayfair is the pavement south of the road.

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