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Accommodation Type: Luxury
Hotel Size: 356 Rooms , 7 Floors
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Amenities
- Family Rooms
- Fitness center
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Restaurant
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Data port
- Dry cleaning/laundry
- Smoke Free
- Spa
- Luxury
This elegant hotel occupies a 1914 building in central London. The building features an impressive facade, a grand marble staircase, classical central courtyard and has appeared in BBC productions, Howard's End , and The Saint. If the Renaissance Chancery Court's architecture doesn't floor you, the decadent spa services will. Spa, located on the premises, offers over 40 beauty and body treatments for the ultimate pampering experience. To stay in shape will you're away from home, visit the fitness room and sauna or head to jogging trails, tennis courts, and squash facilities, all within one mile of the property. For dining, Pearl is a glamorous destination restaurant with trails of hand-strung pearls and walnut surroundings. For breakfast, a buffet lunch, or traditional English afternoon tea, the Lounge is the perfect solution. CC Bar offers a lively setting for drinks and cocktails. 24-hour room service is available. To suit every guests' needs, the hotel offers laundry valet, babysitting, safe deposit boxes at the front desk, ice machines on every floor, concierge service, gift shop, newsstand, 12 meeting rooms, and business center. Located on the Piccadilly Line, the hotel is less than a mile from London's financial district, Covent Garden, the British Museum, St. Paul's Cathedral, Royal Ballet, Royal Opera House, Trafalgar Square, the Tate Modern museum, and the popular shops on Oxford, Regent, and Bond Streets. London Heathrow is 15 miles from the hotel. This hotel has 356 rooms and suites on seven floors. Room types include double, king, studio, and suite accommodations. Our Executive bedrooms offer more space than a deluxe bedroom.
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This is a nice hotel. Quiet from the hustle and bustle of the street outside. American-sized rooms. Strange guy in his bathrobe taking the elevator down...
When you walk into this Marriott property, you know on first glance that it's an immaculate hotel! Check-in process was a breeze; they usually give free...
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English elegance. Great location. Great service.
This may be the nicest hotel I have ever had the pleasure to stay in. The bed linens are of the finest quality available. The maids return to freshen the room at least twice a day. The rooms are equipped with electrical outlets to accomodate plugs from any country in the world, including the USA. Towels are thick and luxurious. Every evening, a maid returns to freshen the guest room and to place a cloth (a beautifully ironed and starched linen mat) next to each side of the bed. The lobby always has an impressive floral display and nice baskets of fresh fruit and Toblerone chocolates for the guests.The location is excellent, right near the Holborn underground station on the Picadilly line (which is the same line that terminates at Heathrow airport. As such, I would advise taking the Subway from and to the hotel, rather than a Taxi. The Underground will cost about 4 pounds, a taxi about 60-80.) The hotel is within 15 minutes ( walk or a short subway ride ) from Soho, Covent Garden, Trafalgar square, the British museum, parliament, Tower of London, London Eye, and many other attractions. The gym in the hotel is nicely equipped and, as far as I could tell, usually unoccupied.My wife and I thought the hotel was a great value, especially because we "paid" for our hotel and airfare with Marriott points. If I had to pay for it, I would advise not eating breakfast in the hotel. It's good, but very expensive.My only complaint: I was surprised that a hotel of this caliber charged 15 pounds a day for in-room internet service (wired).
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