Marlin

Marlin organizes its accommodations around serviced apartments in London, a Waterloo aparthotel, and a Dublin hotel. The differences between these formats define a stay: having a kitchen and space for several days, choosing an urban room or studio, or staying at a hotel with dining and places to work. The group began in 2003 with Queen Street, its first London property.

The London apartments include a kitchen, bathroom, Wi-Fi, and television, with a 24-hour front desk and a housekeeping and linen team. The catalog distinguishes studios and one-, two-, or three-bedroom apartments by building, along with penthouses at some locations. The variety accommodates family travel, business stays, and temporary relocations; housekeeping, stay length, and rate conditions depend on the selected booking.

Queen Street, at 30 Queen Street, London EC4R 1BR, represents the group’s beginnings and its presence in the City. Empire Square, at 34 Long Lane, London SE1 4NA, develops the apartment offering in London Bridge. Marlin dates Empire Square’s opening to 2006 and describes a later expansion of that initial collection. They provide two distinct bases within its London offering, with their own apartment types.

The eastern locations include Canary Wharf, at 9 Byng Street, Westferry Road, London E14 8GG; Limehouse, at 577 Commercial Road, London E1 0HJ; and Aldgate Tower Bridge, at 58 Commercial Road, London E1 1LP. Canary Wharf includes apartments with up to three bedrooms, while Aldgate offers a two-bedroom penthouse category. The choice of building changes both the part of the city and the available layout.

Marlin Waterloo Aparthotel, opened in 2017, is at 111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HR. Its rooms, studios, and suites are accompanied by Chaplin Bar, a gym, and spaces for meetings and gatherings. Marlin Westminster occupies another address, 89–91 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7HR, with apartments equipped with kitchens, washer-dryers, Smart TVs, coffee machines, and Wi-Fi. The two properties’ proximity does not make them the same accommodation: each retains its own catalog.

In Ireland, Marlin Hotel Dublin is at 11 Bow Lane East, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, D02 AY81. Opened in 2019, it extends the model to a hotel with rooms and suites, a bar, restaurant, and coworking areas. Its events offering includes indoor and outdoor spaces, and dining adds a different element from the London apartments’ private kitchens.

The group provides channels for corporate stays, group travel, and family accommodations. Booking options distinguish prepaid and flexible rates, alongside offerings for seven to twenty-eight nights and stays of twenty-nine nights or more. That organization allows a short visit to be compared with a longer stay without assuming all buildings, rates, or categories include precisely the same services. Specific addresses and formats give travelers a way to choose within a brand present in two cities.