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Baker Street W1 is located in the north of the London W1 postcode area in the West End, running south from its section in the NW1 area, through Marylebone Road NW1 into Orchard Street, which leads to Oxford Street. Baker Street, which has junctions with streets including Dorset Street W1, George Street W1, Blandford Street and Crawford Street, was built in 1755 by William Baker, on land leased from the Portman family, the ground owners. Baker Street is today home to a wide range of shops, restaurants and international company headquarters.
Baker Street, which runs parallel to Gloucester Place, is home to a variety of restaurants, serving a wide range of international cuisine. The Galvin restaurant, which stands at 66 Baker Street W1, provides mouthwatering French and European dishes in a warm, relaxed environment under the guidance of Michellin starred chef brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Galvin, which has an extensive wine menu, won the coveted Best Newcomer Award in the Tatler Restaurant Awards 2006. Another popular restaurant on Baker Street is the Lebanese Al Fawar, which provides a wide range of traditional Lebanese dishes, with vegetarian options and a takeaway service, at its premises at 50 Baker Street.
Baker Street is home to the Sherlock Holmes Museum, located at its northern end at 221b Baker Street. The Transport for London Lost Property Office is also situated on Baker Street at number 220. Baker Street lies close to a number of places of interest within west London, including Regent's Park (300m north) and the Royal Academy of Music, 500m east on Marylebone Road. Another London park in close to Baker Street is Hyde Park, located 700m south-west next to Park Lane W1 in Mayfair.
Baker Street lies close to the shopping areas of Edgware Road, New Bond Street and Oxford Street, home to stores such as Marks & Spencer, House of Fraser and Selfridges. Baker Street is home to the Screen on Baker Street cinema, which stands at 96-98 Baker Street, close to the junction of Paddington Street. The Wallace Collection, a vast collection of works from artists including Rembrandt and Rubens, can be found in Hertford House, 250m east of Baker Street on Manchester Square.
Baker Street is well served by buses, licensed (black) taxis and the London Underground network, while National Rail services run from Marylebone Station, 450m west of Baker Street. Baker Street Underground Station provides Bakerloo, Circle, Jubilee and Metropolitan line services to destinations including Bond Street and Oxford Circus. Other London Underground stations in close proximity to Baker Street include Marble Arch (400m south-west) and Regent's Park (800m east).
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The Sherlock Holmes hotel is a modern boutique four star hotel on located right on Baker Street in Marylebone, the street made famous by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's fictitious detective. Just two minute's walk from the Sherlock Holmes Museum, the hotel is also well situated for Madame Tussauds, the Tussaud's Auditorium, Regent's Park and the Royal Academy of Music. Oxford Street is a short walk away.
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The Lincoln House Hotel is located on Gloucester Place in the West End of London. This area of Marylebone is best known for Baker Street which is only 100m from the Lincoln Hotel
The hotel is classified as bed and breakfast accommodation and is actually of a good quality. Ideal location for Oxford Street.
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The Langham hotel is situated 780m east of Baker Street close to Oxford Circus and the BBC Building. This hotel is a deluxe category 5 star with a world wide reputation for client service. The Langham offers a full indoor leisure suite with pool and gym.
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Located only 500m from the southern end of Baker Street, Claridges Hotel is a 5 star British institution. The location is superb being only 2 minutes from Grosvenor Square and less than 5 minutes from the upmarket South Moulton Street. All the resources of Mayfair are on your doorstep including Park Lane and Mount Street.
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The Wigmore Court is a quality tourist hotel, with some four poster rooms, located in the heart of Marylebone, half way along Gloucester Place. Only five minutes walk in one direction to Baker Street station, where you'll find the Madame Tussaud's wax museum, Tussaud's Auditorium, Sherlock Holmes Museum and the south side of Regent's Park; or five minutes walk in the other direction to Oxford Street, a great place to shop and spend the day.
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A modern and stylish tourist class hotel located in Marylebone, the Manchester Street hotel is located right between Baker Street and Oxford Street, with both popular tourist spots only five minutes walk in either direction. Near Baker Street you have Madame Tussauds, the Tussaud's Auditorium, Sherlock Holmes Museum and Regent's Park; whilst Oxford Street is populated with many popular stores and eateries and Marble Arch is nearby.
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The Hyatt regency - the Churchill hotel in London is a luxury five star hotel located on Portman Square just minutes away from Oxford Street and Regent Street. Soho and the West end are within walking distance and feature some of the most acclaimed theatres, restaurants and bars in London. The Palladium and the Dominion are just two of the theatres in the area, also nearby are Bond Street, Hamleys, Middlesex Hospital, and Piccadilly Circus.
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A luxury four star hotel in Marylebone the Mandeville offers vibrant, contemporary accommodations. Just off of Wigmore Street, near London's busy Oxford Street, The hotel is just a few minutes away from Marble Arch, Hyde Park and Speaker's Corner. The exclusive area of Mayfair is to the south, and Bond Street and Regent's Street are both a short stroll away. Soho and theatreland is a short taxi ride from the hotel.
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