Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotels in London City Centre, London

"The breakfast was excellent, full of variety and high quality in a lovely setting. The room we received was upgraded to executive for a small fee and was brilliant, with nice little touches in the free minibar. The executive lounge was a nice space for a quiet glass of wine before we went out to the show, although the food catering was limited to fruit, 2 basic hot options and one type of cake. We were not looking to rely o this as a formal meal and so the lounge was nice. Staff were friendly and systems were robust, plenty of facilities available if we needed them. A two minute walk from Marble Arch, Hyde Park, Oxford Street and the Tube!"

"Room with a nice view "

"Clean room. Staff were great, quick to help and friendly!"

"Beautiful hotel in a great location on the South Bank, just 15 minutes walk to London Eye/Westminster"

"Centrally located on a quiet street near paddington station. Friendly, helpful staff. Good breakfast."

"Fantastic location and will Def stay again. Friendly and great use of WhatsApp for comms"

"We enjoyed our stay room was smaller then I thought and outlook was the inner courtyard. Breakfast was excellent and the staff were very attentive."

"Wow stayed here for the first time celebrating my wife’s 40th birthday and the staff were amazing making it the most perfect stay. The hotel is right near South Kensington gardens, Hyde Park and the Royal Albert Hall. The hotel is quite quirky in its design, the room was spacious enough with plenty of storage, the all important bed was nice and comfy and the shower hot and powerful. Breakfast had plenty of options with a lovely cooked verity. Really did enjoy our stay and will definitely be going back. Thank you again to the wonderful staff."

"Great location but that’s about it. Dirty towels, extremely small room, sink backed up, one roll of toilet paper, AC not working. Wouldn’t recommend staying. Ended up booking a new property the same day we arrived and eating the cost of both hotels to get out of there."