Marriott London Park Lane

I stayed there last year and loved it. Unfortunately, the property has not been well kempt since then. The staff is rather indifferent to you- unless you are driving a Bentley. The pool is nice but has missing tiles and its furnifture is rusty. I felt unwelcomed and underwelmed. Save your 500USD per night and find a nice B & B.

Our experience at the Marriott Park Lane did not meet our expectations. We won't stay here again - there are too many other good hotels in London to be bothered with this one. First of all, upon check-in we were supposed to get a room upgrade. Unfortunately this was not possible, (as the front desk explained to us), because several large families from the Middle East had booked the 3 upper floors of the hotel, and all the suites. They have a room service menu with Middle Eastern specialities. We ended up with a room on a low floor with... more

The London Marriott Park Lane offers a very comfortable place to stay in downtown London. It is very convenient as it is located right near Marble Arch Tube Station. I stayed there during one of the busiest times of the year, the Farnborough Air Show and still had excellent service and an attentive staff. High regards go to the concierge staff which did a great job in making sure that all of the guests were well taken care of. If you can somehow get a room at this hotel below 150-200 pounds a night, book it. You will definitely... more

I don't know why I haven't written a review yet, but after my last stay (which was probably stay #18 or so) I figured it was time to write a review. I travel to London frequently and almost always stay at the Park Lane. It's location is convenient to everything- either a 20-minute walk to Whitehall or 5-minute cab ride. It's right next to Oxford street and across Hyde Park from Knightsbridge for the shoppers. The hotel rooms are small in size (but most rooms in London are miniscule) but very clean and well appointed. The... more

Stayed here for a week and was very dubious about the location given London traffic but all fears proved unfounded. Very welcoming and well run establishment: got a room which was very quiet and air conditioning was excellent. Did not have meals in restaurant other than breakfast and afternoon tea but they were fine; aftrenoon tea was delicious. Staff were very helpful and efficient while never in your face. Great location just off Oxfrod Street and very convenient via cab or walk to Knightsbridge. I have to say I was impressed with this... more

Great place! We used points to stay for two nights. Very comfortable, clean and new. The only negative was the room A/C would not get cool enough for us - but it was a hot a sunny day. They do not have a concierge floor but have a very nice executive lounge where gold card members can have drinks, continental breakfast and snacks. Very nice room and nice layout of food and beverages.

No ice machine or soda machine. Way too expensive. Conceige said this is the Marriott Park Lane are you sure you have the right hotel? I would not recomend this hotel at all.

We stayed at this hotel using points for 3 nights, we had three rooms all on points. We were very pleased with every aspect of the hotel, rooms were large as were bathrooms and very clean, pool and healthclub were great and restaurant was quite good. The entire staff was so friendly and helpful we could not have been more pleased. We travel to London fairly often and have stayed at many of the better hotels and yet feel sure that from now on this will be our London hotel.

The Park Lane Marriott was a wonderful place to stay in London. The room was extremely large with more than enough room for one adult and two teenagers. The room was bright and comfortable, simply elegant. The hotel bar was lively at night, and a good place to get a light dinner after 11:00. We had breakfast in the restaurant and it was a very pleasant experience. The staff could not have been more friendly and helpful about directions, dining recommendations and billing questions. The location was great, the tube stop is... more

Although this Marriott is called Park Lane..it really is right at the Marble Arch and its front entrance is on a quiet side street, North Row. The rooms are spacious and very modern with huge comfie beds and fluffy pillows and duvets. A big bathroom and plenty of towels make this a deluxe hotel. Across the street is Hyde Park and buses and tube stops are a few steps away. Take the walking tour of Mayfair, it was fascinating. The British Museum is a 10 minute bus ride and well worth a visit. A couple of good pubs and a wine bar are within a... more