The Arch Hotel London is a luxury lifestyle hotel located to the north of Hyde Park a stones throw from Marble Arch, within reach of famous shopping areas of Oxford Street, Bond Street and Selfridges.

The beautiful Georgian buildings that make up The Arch Hotel were originally built as residential homes during the 18th Century. During the Blitz of WWII, a cluster of bombs bisected Bryanstone Square, close to the hotel, damaging all of all the buildings on Great Cumberland Place, including those of The Arch Hotel.

The buildings were converted from private dwellings into two hotels in 1975, The Bryanston Court and Concorde Hotel. AB Hotels purchased the hotels in September 2001, and The Arch London opened.

The hotel epitomises London Townhouse living with its Georgian facade, enviable setting in the Marylebone area, surrounded by chic boutiques and fashionable destinations, as well as state of the art technology and comfort in its 82 individually designed guestrooms, and Hunters 582 bar and restaurant where guests can enjoy only the best food and service.