London Marriott Hotel Kensington
| 147c Cromwell Road, London |
5 tarieven
7.20/10.00 |
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+44 20 7973 1000 |
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London Marriott Hotel Kensington op de kaart
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Vicky Powis (23.11.2017 23:11)
Wasn't hotels fault, but car broken into whilst car parked on there carpark.. Needs more security.
Wasn't hotels fault, but car broken into whilst car parked on there carpark.. Needs more security.
John Horn (14.11.2017 17:56)
Beds comfortable and great TV but rooms outdated and old. Need better shower and bathroom set ups and recarpeting.
Beds comfortable and great TV but rooms outdated and old. Need better shower and bathroom set ups and recarpeting.
Jesus Villa (21.10.2017 23:10)
Great lobby and staff. Access to the tube is close by making this an easy access to central London without having to pay the price.
Great lobby and staff. Access to the tube is close by making this an easy access to central London without having to pay the price.
J Abbott (03.10.2017 23:32)
Based on a five night stay, this hotel appears to cater to the business traveler more than the tourist though we did see a few tour groups pass through. A full English buffet breakfast is offered in the restaurant. There is a large bar area. There is an executive lounge for gold and platinum Marriott rewards members. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The room we had was beautiful and the bed comfortable. In Marriott's photo of this hotel it looks like it is off by itself separated by a busy highway. Quite the contrary. The hotel is set in the middle of a neighborhood though there are many more small hotels than houses in the immediate area. Except for their signs most of the local hotels are indistinguishable from the residences. Two underground stations, Gloucester Road and Earl's Court, are within walking distance. We found Earl's Court to be closer and more useful to get to the sights we wanted to see. It is on the green District Line. The Underground operates essentially like the Washington Metro system and if you buy an Oyster Card, it works pay as you go. You can buy them at most stations. The system also ties in the Docklands Light Railroad, city buses and certain boats on the Thames. You might also buy day passes. I am guessing it is not a concern with day passes, but with Oyster cards you should be concerned that you have enough money on your card to cover your fare. There is a steep fine if you don't. There are no add-fare machines if you are short funds on your card. Have a great time in London. Check out Borough Market on the South Bank, not far from the Globe Theatre and the Golden Hind. Steak and ale pies and Cornish pasties are cheap eats and they are wonderful. Kew Gardens is beautiful and there is a fantastic view of London from Greenwich Park.
Based on a five night stay, this hotel appears to cater to the business traveler more than the tourist though we did see a few tour groups pass through. A full English buffet breakfast is offered in the restaurant. There is a large bar area. There is an executive lounge for gold and platinum Marriott rewards members. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The room we had was beautiful and the bed comfortable. In Marriott's photo of this hotel it looks like it is off by itself separated by a busy highway. Quite the contrary. The hotel is set in the middle of a neighborhood though there are many more small hotels than houses in the immediate area. Except for their signs most of the local hotels are indistinguishable from the residences. Two underground stations, Gloucester Road and Earl's Court, are within walking distance. We found Earl's Court to be closer and more useful to get to the sights we wanted to see. It is on the green District Line. The Underground operates essentially like the Washington Metro system and if you buy an Oyster Card, it works pay as you go. You can buy them at most stations. The system also ties in the Docklands Light Railroad, city buses and certain boats on the Thames. You might also buy day passes. I am guessing it is not a concern with day passes, but with Oyster cards you should be concerned that you have enough money on your card to cover your fare. There is a steep fine if you don't. There are no add-fare machines if you are short funds on your card. Have a great time in London. Check out Borough Market on the South Bank, not far from the Globe Theatre and the Golden Hind. Steak and ale pies and Cornish pasties are cheap eats and they are wonderful. Kew Gardens is beautiful and there is a fantastic view of London from Greenwich Park.
Christopher Millett (25.09.2017 11:33)
Fairly close to the Earl's Court station. Very nice area with lots of good places to eat. Our room was clean and the staff was friendly.
Fairly close to the Earl's Court station. Very nice area with lots of good places to eat. Our room was clean and the staff was friendly.
