• Highest quality hotels near Oxford Street: The Soho hotel • The Beaumont hotel • The Marriott Grosvenor Square hotel • The Marriott Park Lane hotel
• Oxford Street in London is one of the busiest shopping promenades containing over 90 flagship stores, multiple subway stations, an abundance of fast food eateries and chain restaurants, and several hotels.
•Marble Arch and Hyde Park are situated at the top of Oxford Street and Oxford Circus at the bottom. The charming neighborhoods of Marylebone,Mayfair,Soho, and Bloomsbury lie on either side. The street is around 1.5 miles long, but simple and pleasing to walk along. In the alternative, you can take a bus or the underground system to travel from one end to the other.”
• Oxford Street and its surrounding neighborhoods house over 500 eateries ranging from spaghetti houses and fast food outlets to coffee shops and restaurants serving Asian, Italian, Middle Eastern, and gastropub cuisine.
• Most hotels are situated one or two blocks from the busy Oxford Street. Airbnb also provides a selection of studios, apartments, and private rooms available near Oxford Street for rental.
• Buses run frequently along Oxford Street (the road is often jam-packed with double-decker buses) going to all points around central London. There are 3 underground stations – Marble Arch, Bond Street Station, and Oxford Circus located directly on Oxford Street.
• You can reach the transportation hub located in King’s Cross/St Pancras,Victoria Station for the airport express train serving Gatwick Airport, and Paddington Station for the direct rail link to Heathrow Airport using the underground network originating at Oxford Circus.
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