Walking time to Oxford Street, price level and who each hotel suits. Tap Prices for live rates.
| Hotel | Walk to Oxford Street | Price | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Langham, LondonLuxury | 5 min | ££££ | Special occasions, Couples, Afternoon tea | Prices |
| The CumberlandMid-range | 1 min | ££ | First-time visitors, Families, Shoppers | Prices |
| Claridge'sLuxury | 4 min | ££££ | Special occasions, Couples, Luxury shoppers | Prices |
| Treehouse Hotel LondonBoutique | 6 min | £££ | Couples, Friends, Families | Prices |
| The Mandeville HotelBoutique, 4-star | 5 min | £££ | Couples, Shoppers, Business | Prices |
| The Resident SohoMid-range | 6 min | ££ | Longer stays, Couples, Shoppers | Prices |
| The Z Hotel Gloucester PlaceBudget | 8 min | £ | Budget travellers, Solo travellers | Prices |
| STG Hotel Oxford StreetBudget | 4 min | £ | Budget travellers, Groups, Business | Prices |
| Astor Oxford StreetHostel | 6 min | £ | Backpackers, Solo travellers, Groups | Prices |
| hub by Premier Inn London SohoBudget | 9 min | £ | Budget travellers, Couples | Prices |
Hotels checked on their official sites October 2026; walking times on real footpaths. Prices change daily, so tap Prices for today's rates.
Oxford Street is 2 km long, so each pick says which end it is near: Marble Arch, Bond Street, Oxford Circus or Tottenham Court Road.
1Luxury · ££££ · 5 min walk to Oxford Street
A grand Victorian hotel with a famous cocktail bar, a pool and afternoon tea in the Palm Court, close enough to drop off shopping bags mid-afternoon. It is on Portland Place, about 300 m north of Oxford Circus, opposite BBC Broadcasting House.
Best for: Special occasions, Couples, Afternoon tea
2Mid-range · ££ · 1 min walk to Oxford Street
A big, well-placed hotel at the very start of the street, with Selfridges five minutes away and Hyde Park across the road. It is on Great Cumberland Place at the Marble Arch end, beside Marble Arch station.
Best for: First-time visitors, Families, Shoppers
3Luxury · ££££ · 4 min walk to Oxford Street
Mayfair's classic grand hotel, for when the shopping is on New Bond Street rather than the high street. It is on Brook Street, about 300 m south of Oxford Street near Bond Street station.
Best for: Special occasions, Couples, Luxury shoppers
4Boutique · £££ · 6 min walk to Oxford Street
A playful hotel with a rooftop restaurant and bar that looks out over the West End. It is on Langham Place, about 300 m north of Oxford Circus, so the middle of Oxford Street and Regent Street are a few minutes away.
Best for: Couples, Friends, Families
5Boutique · 4-star · £££ · 5 min walk to Oxford Street
A designer-styled four-star on a quiet Marylebone street, a few steps from Selfridges and Marylebone High Street. It is on Mandeville Place, about 300 m north of Oxford Street at the Bond Street stretch, five minutes from Bond Street station.
Best for: Couples, Shoppers, Business
6Mid-range · ££ · 6 min walk to Oxford Street
Fair-priced rooms with mini-kitchens on a quiet Soho street, so you can save on eating out. It is on Carlisle Street by Soho Square, about 250 m south of Oxford Street at the Tottenham Court Road end.
Best for: Longer stays, Couples, Shoppers
7Budget · £ · 8 min walk to Oxford Street
Compact rooms in a row of Georgian townhouses at a price well below the big Marble Arch hotels. It is on Gloucester Place, about 400 m north of the Marble Arch end of Oxford Street, a short walk from Selfridges.
Best for: Budget travellers, Solo travellers
8Budget · £ · 4 min walk to Oxford Street
A straightforward, good-value hotel with good transport links, including the Elizabeth line to Heathrow. It is just off Tottenham Court Road, about 150 m north of the eastern end of Oxford Street and close to the British Museum.
Best for: Budget travellers, Groups, Business
9Hostel · £ · 6 min walk to Oxford Street
A small, quiet hostel with private rooms and small dorms, about as cheap as a bed gets in the middle of the street. It is on Noel Street, about 100 m south of Oxford Street between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.
Best for: Backpackers, Solo travellers, Groups
10Budget · £ · 9 min walk to Oxford Street
Compact, air-conditioned Premier Inn rooms with a hot breakfast, good value for a shopping weekend. It is on Hopkins Street in Soho, about 300 m south of Oxford Street between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.
Best for: Budget travellers, Couples
Selfridges, Liberty, Carnaby Street, Bond Street and Hyde Park are all within a short walk of Oxford Street.

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