London W1H 7EH
Phone: 0871 376 9027 / +44 845 305 8327
Fax: 0871 376 9127 / +44 845 305 8366
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Rooms
Thistle Marble Arch has 692 bedrooms including 202 executive rooms, junior suites and suites. The hotel overlooks Oxford Street and Marble Arch and boasts the largest air-conditioned rooms in London.
With BT Openzone wireless broadband available throughout the hotel, you’re never more than a couple of clicks away from home, the office, or the rest of the world.
Our experienced Concierge team is available to offer guidance to experiencing London at its best.
- Access to Health and Fitness Center
- Hotel has Air Conditioning in all rooms
- Braille Menus
- BT Openzone Wi-Fi
- Executive Lounge Access
- Flat Screen LCD TV With Free View
- King Sized Bed
- Living Room
- L-Digit Phones
- Queen Bed
- Seating Area in Room
- Spacious
- Vibrating Pillows
- Walk in Shower
Offers
Dino Rooms
Stay in one of our T Rex Rooms overlooking the Dinosaurs Unleashed Exhibition!
Find out more
Today's Weather
in London °C or °F15 Mar Mon
Chilly with considerable cloudiness
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:3
16 Mar Tue
Some sun, then turning cloudy
High Temperature:9
Low Temperature:3
17 Mar Wed
Mostly sunny
High Temperature:12
Low Temperature:1
18 Mar Thu
Intervals of clouds and sun
High Temperature:12
Low Temperature:2
What's on?
John Copley comes to the Royal Academy of Music to direct Royal Academy of Opera in Benjamin Britten's Suffolk comedy Albert Herring. Nicholas Kok conducts alternating casts of young singers who may be the opera stars of tomorrow.
Handel's Tamerlano comes to the Royal Opera. Dutch mezzo Christianne Stotjin stars in the title role, while tenor Kurt Streit replaces an indisposed Plácido Domingo as Bajazet in all performances.
Director David Alden followed his award-winning ENO production of Janácek's Jenufa with Lucia di Lammermoor (both productions subsequently revived) and an ecstatically received Peter Grimes. He now returns to Janácek for a new production, Katya Kabanova, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth.
Kenneth MacMillan's acclaimed production of Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet, premièred in February 1965 with Fonteyn and Nureyev, returns to the Royal Ballet's repertoire at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Boris Gruzin conducts.
Jonathan Miller's New York City Opera production of Donizetti's frothy Elixir of Love comes to the London Coliseum for the first time. Pablo Heras-Casado makes his British opera debut in the pit.
