London Marriott Grosvenor Square Hotel

I have just returned from a week long trip to London and i was lucky enough to have stayed at the beautiful Marriott hotel Grosvenor Square for the first time. Everything from arrival to departure was brilliant and the staff were so courteous and attentive. I was in London for meetings and some shopping, and was amazed by the closeness to Bond street tube station meaning that i could get to my meeting in the city easily and also walk to Selfridges my favourite london department store (about 3 miutes away!!!!!..... however with everything so... more

I stayed at this hotel on a 24 hour stopover while returning to the states from a business trip to Africa. I found the staff to be very helpful and the property very clean and newly renovated. When the taxi driver had trouble authorizing my credit card for my ride from Heathrow (due to a computer glitch) the doorman graciously intervened and immediately offered to pay the taxi and have it put on my bill. My room rate included breakfast, which was a nice full British breakfast at the Cobalt restaurant.I had no complaints. My room... more

The hotel is in a prime location to e.g. shopping at Oxford Street and to enjoying Hyde Park on a warm day. Prompt, friendly and courteous service. Excellent and extensive breakfast menu in the Cobalt restaurant. For more space and a nice view of Grosvenor Square you may go for an executive room or suite on the 5th floor.

If you want to stay at a hotel in a great location and you don't care about the service you receive, this hotel might be for you. The location is great for shopping and accessability however hotel staff is rude and the service is disgraceful. There is almost no lobby and the bar is tiny which turns into a breakfast area in the morning. Try paying the lowest possible rate on the internet because whatever you pay you will get the same small room. Don't belive in their room description on the internet (they say a queen bed or 2... more

Visited this hotel for our 20th anniversary on 6th May and have to say that I can begin to understand how royalty must feel - the hotel went out of their way to make our visit memorable. We arrived at 10.30am expecting to leave our luggage and wander some sights until check in time...not so, were greeted with 'welcome mr White, your rooms are ready'. Rooms? we were taken to the most incredible suite, huge rooms, huge bed and all the trimmings that you would expect of 5 star. After wandering for a couple of hours we were due to have... more

Stayed for 4 nights in April 2006. Family with 2 teenage boys. We stayed in an Executive King room with a queen sofa bed. Very spacious room with access to the Executive Lounge. This worked very well for giving us extra space and an extensive continental breakfast and snacks and drinks throughout the day. This Marriott has been recently refurbished - rooms are nice, bedding is luxurious and all is very clean and well-cared for. Mayfair area was a great location. 2 blocks off of Oxford Street and tube. Lots of nearby restaurants that are... more

great hotel...big comfy beds...clean, great amenities, big rooms, restaurant downstairs in the lobby looked good (though I never ate there)...close to a super duper cute row of restaurants, orchard street, close to the tube, and a plethora of taxes always on hand :)

A very comfortable hotel. If the renovations were still ongoing we saw nothing of it. Very nice room with access to executive room. For London this was a very large room, with a very comfortable king bed, large marble bathroom and separate sitting area. Tea and coffee facilities in room as well as water, dressing gowns and slippers. Usual internet connections. The room overlooked the interior courtyard so was quiet, which the rooms overlooking the street probably weren't. The bar was expensive though efficiently run. Breakfast was good... more

Based upon some of the more recent positive reviews, we took our chances and stayed at this hotel for a night during a layover in London. Unfortunately, the reviews indicated the worn down nature of the hotel turned out to be more accurate. The hotel is an old pre-war building. The lobby floor and restaurant are nicely finished and the staff is courteous and helpful. However, once you get to the room floors, the view changes. The hallways (not the rooms) have a strange pungeont odor and the carpet and wallpaper look as if they should have... more

I stayed at this hotel the last week of August and I couldn't have been happier. At the time we stayed, I believe that all of the rooms had been renovated. We stayed in a recently renovated executive King room and had access to the excutive lounge. Our room contained a seating area witha couch, table and 2 chairs. The room was absolutely immaculate and very large, as was the bathroom. The bathroom was recently renovated as well and it was done in all marble. A word of caution though, be very careful getting in and out of the shower because... more