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Short-let friendly stock, found through relationships rather than portals, and structured so the landlord wins first.

Every apartment sourced, furnished and run to the same specification — because consistency is what guests are actually paying for.
Short-let friendly stock, found through relationships rather than portals, and structured so the landlord wins first.
One specification, applied without deviation. It is why a guest can book any Marlex door and get the same night.
Check-in, cleaning, pricing and guest comms automated to the point where the portfolio does not need me in it.
Real apartments, photographed as they are let. Click any image to open it full size.
The sourcing scripts, the landlord pitch and the automation stack are all inside DPBA.
The apartments, up close — the standard the whole operation is measured against.
Prime central London: Kensington, Chelsea and Notting Hill. Every one held on a management or rent-to-rent agreement rather than owned, and every one furnished to the same specification so a guest cannot tell which building they are in from the standard of the stay.
Hotel-grade linen, a kitchen that can actually be cooked in, a desk that can be worked at, and lighting that works after dark rather than only in an estate agent's photograph. The unglamorous parts are the ones guests notice.
Availability, rates and reservations are handled on the Marlex Apartments site.
Through the Marlex Apartments site, which handles availability and rates.
Yes, in the districts listed. Get in touch with the address and the current arrangement.