Marriott Hotels in London

This was a very nice hotel! The breakfast had many good options of all different types of food. The room was a great size and was very well maintained. The staff was very friendly. The first night of check in, our tv was not working properly and the manager came right away to fix it! We booked a room with club access, however during check in the clerk upgraded our room which ended up taking away our club access however, the manager was able to fix the booking and restored our club access. I think the club could be expanded more as there was not a lot of room and also the beverage options could be upgraded. The hotel was not too far away from the subway lines so we were able to walk and explore London. I thought it was a great stay.

My mother and I stayed in the Curve Suite, and the experience was exceptional. The service and facilities in the room were incredible—everything was spotlessly clean, and any issues or needs were addressed within minutes. The room itself was spacious with stunning views, and the mattresses were incredibly comfortable. The Executive Lounge was also outstanding, offering breathtaking views and a fantastic selection of snacks and drinks, which were constantly replenished by the attentive staff. If I had to mention one small improvement, it would be that the lounge could be a bit larger to accommodate everyone more comfortably, as there was occasionally a slight wait during peak hours to find a seat. However, this minor detail did not detract from the overall exceptional experience. I would especially highlight the service at the Buffet and the Front Desk; both were highly responsive, attentive, and hospitable. A special thanks to Fanny, the Assistant Front Office Manager, for making our celebration so special and enjoyable with her outstanding support and care.

The Staff was so sweet and friendly, she knew it was my birthday she wrote me a birthday card and offered some drinks, the location is fantastic right in front the London eye.

Staff were really friendly and room was big enough to accommodate my family.

The room was very clean. There was also a Sainsbury's opposite, which was very convenient. The hotel staff were very nice. The bathroom and other facilities were beyond expectations and very clean.

Booked a 1.5 twin room, 3 people live with the child, the room is clean and tidy, and it is considered spacious. The hotel is a little far from the subway, 8 minutes walk, the neighborhood of the hotel feels like a wealthy Turk area, the law and order is very good, in the city center, 8 minutes away from Hyde Park, it is also very convenient to go to the scenic spots by subway. Eat nearby, mainly high-end restaurants in some hotels, and some restaurants on the roadside, which are not bad. Hotel room rate is expensive, but in line with four-star standards.

The staff was invaluable and friendly. The rooms are spacious and clean. The open plan area is inviting to lounge around and have a drink or bite to eat. The sauna and steam room were great for unwinding after a long trip, and the food was reasonably priced and good quality. The location is not hard to get to, but a long walk from Hayes and Harlington station should you get the Elizabeth line. You would need a taxi or bus to access the hotel.

It was just really awesome staying at this hotel. Perfect location. Very clean. And service you can’t ask for better. Check in to check out they really don’t give you a chance to feel bad about anything.

The hotel is located in Mayfair, a wealthy area. The surrounding environment is very good. It is very close to Harrolds and Selfridge. The room size is okay for a London hotel. However, it is said that the air conditioner is broken and there is no other form of compensation. Breakfast is at Gordon Ramsay's The restaurant is a huge piece of garbage. Overall it is much different from Marriott in China.

During the epidemic, check-in, check-in and check-out were very smooth, and the hotel facilities were not bad. The key location is good, about half an hour walk away from Soho. Walk to Regent Square in three minutes