Parking Near Baker Street Tube Station, Marylebone
Where Can I Park for Baker Street Tube Station?
The NCP Marylebone Road car park is the main named operator facility, with pay-later parking and tariffs of £30 for three to four hours or £40 for a longer stay. Parksy also lists a secure covered space 127 yards away for £12 a day, plus a secure Baker Street space 133 yards away for £150 a month.
- Address
- 5-5a Station Approach, Marylebone Road, Marylebone, City of Westminster, NW1 5LD
- Closest listed space
- Secure Covered Parking Space in Baker Street, London, 127 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Marylebone station, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
Parking Near Marylebone
Baker Street tube station with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, making the short walk easier and reducing time spent circling for a space. Photo: Pexels
NCP Marylebone Road Is the Main Nearby Operator
The NCP Marylebone Road car park is the named operator facility for drivers heading towards the station, with pay-later parking available on site (ncp.co.uk). Its published tariff includes £30 for three to four hours and £40 for a longer stay (ncp.co.uk).
The entrance is on Marylebone Road, giving access from one of the main roads bordering Marylebone. The station itself is at 5-5a Station Approach, Marylebone Road, so this is the most directly identified operator car park for a journey from the Underground interchange. The NCP page lists opening times for the facility but does not provide a capacity figure in the published result (ncp.co.uk).
Six Parksy Spaces Sit Within 313 Yards of the Station
Parksy lists a secure covered parking space in Baker Street, 127 yards away, at £12 a day. A secure parking space to rent in Baker Street, Marylebone, is 133 yards away and costs £150 a month. These close-in choices suit drivers who want a nearby space for either a single visit or regular weekday parking.
Further listings include a secure 24/7 parking garage in Regent's Park, 208 yards away, at £150 a month, plus a 24/7 space near Blandford Hotel, 197 yards away, at £14.70 a day. A space at Park Plaza Nottingham is 258 yards away and costs £4.10 a day, while a space at Best Western Shaftesbury Paddington Court is 313 yards away and costs £14.60 a day. The monthly options suit repeat commuters, while the daily spaces work for occasional trips.
Marylebone Road Parking Needs Careful Street-by-Street Reading
Marylebone Road is a controlled central London route, and the council restrictions applying around the station vary by signed bay and adjoining street. Drivers using kerbside parking need to follow the restriction shown at the exact bay, including any resident parking controls, paid-parking conditions and displayed maximum stay.
The station is in Zone 1, according to Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk), and the surrounding Marylebone streets are busy enough that stopping outside a marked space can obstruct buses, taxis and other traffic.
Commuters Can Match a Daily Space With a Monthly Baker Street Option
The Parksy selection includes a secure covered space 127 yards away for £12 a day and a secure Baker Street space 133 yards away for £150 a month. The daily listing is suited to occasional office days, while the monthly listing is better for a commuter who expects to return regularly and wants a fixed nearby arrangement.
A second monthly choice is the secure 24/7 Regent's Park garage, 208 yards away, priced at £150 a month. Drivers making one-off journeys can also choose the 24/7 space near Blandford Hotel at £14.70 a day. Transport for London publishes first and last service information, timetables and route details for the station, making the Underground timetable relevant when planning an early or late commute (tfl.gov.uk).
Marylebone and Regent's Park Provide Nearby Interchange Choices
Marylebone tube station is also about six minutes on foot, while Regent's Park tube station is about nine minutes away. These short walks make the surrounding station network useful when a preferred Underground line or entrance is busy.
Transport for London identifies the station as a Zone 1 stop and publishes its first and last services, timetables and route details (tfl.gov.uk). The station serves multiple Underground lines, including the Jubilee and Bakerloo lines shown in the station listings (tfl.gov.uk). Car parks around Chiltern are also described as being open 24 hours a day, secured and linked to central Tube stops, providing a longer-hours alternative to street parking (parkbcp.co.uk).
Sources
- UK Government driving and transport services
- UK Government parking rules
- National Rail travel information
- Commuter parking
- Baker Street Underground Station - London
- Baker Street Underground Station
- Baker Street Underground Station - London
- Parking in Chiltern - London city centre parking near Baker ...
- Baker Street: the world's first Underground
- Find a car park - London Marylebone Road
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Baker Street Tube Station?
The NCP Marylebone Road car park is the main named operator facility, with pay-later parking and tariffs of £30 for three to four hours or £40 for a longer stay. Parksy also lists a secure covered space 127 yards away for £12 a day, plus a secure Baker Street space 133 yards away for £150 a month.
How Much Does Parking Near Baker Street Tube Station Cost?
The NCP Marylebone Road tariff includes £30 for three to four hours and £40 for a longer stay. Parksy options include a secure covered space 127 yards away for £12 a day, a space near Blandford Hotel 197 yards away for £14.70 a day, and a Baker Street space 133 yards away for £150 a month.
Is There Monthly Parking Near Baker Street Tube Station?
Yes. A secure parking space in Baker Street, Marylebone, is 133 yards away and costs £150 a month. The monthly choices suit repeat commuters seeking a fixed nearby arrangement.
Can I Park on the Street Near Baker Street Tube Station?
Kerbside parking requires careful checking of the restriction shown at the exact bay. Around the station, controls vary by signed bay and adjoining street, including resident parking controls, paid-parking conditions and displayed maximum stay. Stopping outside a marked space can obstruct buses, taxis and other traffic on this busy central London route.
Which Nearby Tube Stations Can I Use Instead?
Marylebone tube station is about six minutes on foot, while Regent's Park tube station is about nine minutes away. These nearby interchange choices can help when a preferred Underground line or entrance is busy. Baker Street serves multiple Underground lines, including the Jubilee and Bakerloo lines, and is in Zone 1.
What Parking Is Available for a One-Off Visit?
For occasional trips, Parksy lists a secure covered parking space 127 yards away for £12 a day and a 24/7 space near Blandford Hotel 197 yards away for £14.70 a day. Other daily options include a space 258 yards away for £4.10 a day and one 313 yards away for £14.60 a day.
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