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Stay minutes from theatre. We arrange the rest.

For surgeons and teams travelling from outside London, or outside the country, to operate at 82 Harley Street, we coordinate the stay around your theatre sessions, not the other way round.

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IPartner hotels

Two of Marylebone's finest, at partner rates.

We have partnered with two hotels minutes from the building, with preferential rates for visiting surgeons, their teams and their patients, secured through us.

Grand hotel lobby — **The Landmark London** · 222 Marylebone Road, NW1 6JQ — grand Victorian landmark, eight minutes from the building by car.

Boutique hotel suite — **The BoTree** · 30 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2DR — contemporary five-star quiet, a short walk from Harley Street.

IIThe room itself

Ready for an early start before you arrive.

When we book the room, the hotel knows why you are here. A quiet room, an early breakfast before your list, housekeeping timed around theatre days, and a desk to work at in the evening.

A hotel suite prepared for post-surgery recovery — propped pillows, water, the aftercare kit on the desk

IIISeamless stays

One phone call arranges everything.

1Hotel booked at partner rates — tell us your dates and preferred hotel; we secure the arrangement.

2Sessions coordinated with your travel — clinic, theatre and review days planned around your flights.

3Transfers arranged — chauffeured collection and drop-off organised for you, airport to hotel to theatre.

4Patients looked after too — rooms for patients travelling to see you, booked at the same partner rates, with a direct line to our front desk throughout.

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IVGetting here

82 Harley Street, London.

By Underground — Regent's Park, Great Portland Street and Oxford Circus are all within a short walk.
From the airports — Heathrow ~45 minutes by car; Paddington (Heathrow Express) and Marylebone stations minutes away.
By car — chauffeured transfers arranged on request; set-down outside the door.

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VAfter the list

Dinner, five quiet minutes on foot.

Marylebone eats better than almost anywhere in London, and does it without fuss. Fischer’s does grand Viennese comfort under low light; La Fromagerie does slow breakfasts worth getting up for; and the Village keeps a dozen quiet tables where nobody hurries you. Our front desk books ahead where booking matters.

A quiet Marylebone restaurant table in the evening — **Evenings** · low-lit rooms, tables kept apart, and kitchens that treat comfort as a discipline.

Marylebone Village in the morning — **Mornings** · coffee and the papers on the Village high street, five minutes from your room.

VIThe neighbourhood

Marylebone is a very civilised place to work.

Between clinic and theatre days, this is a good corner of London in which to spend an evening. The village high street is five minutes on foot — independent bookshops, a proper cheesemonger, quiet restaurants that do not require a reservation made a month ago.

Regent’s Park is a ten-minute walk for gentle air and an easy walk, and the Wallace Collection sits round the corner if the weather disagrees. What you will not find here is a crowd.

VIIHow long to stay

Arrive the day before. Leave after reviews.

For a clinic day alone, a same-day visit works. For a theatre list, we suggest arriving the day before, so you can walk the theatre and meet the team, and staying until your patients’ first reviews are done before you fly home.

VIIITravelling with your team

Bring your team, or come alone — both work.

Assistants, nurses and anaesthetists travelling with you stay at the same partner rates, and the V-Class seats everyone with luggage and instrument cases out of sight. The hotels arrange adjoining rooms when asked.

Coming alone changes nothing: the car and our front desk mean there is no part of the trip that needs organising yourself.

The private Mercedes V-Class with the City Clinics coachline crest