London Marriott Hotel County Hall

The London Marriott Hotel County Hall hotel is an excellent hotel with a lot of the rooms featuring stunning views of the river Thames. When I stayed we had a room facing the Thames and the view from our window was great, it seemed you were almost in touching distance of the London Eye. The rooms themselves are spacious and well decorated; the mini bar is handy although a bit on the pricey side. I did not eat in any of the restaurants apart from breakfast which was as you would know if you have stayed at a Marriott very good, the usual full English buffet along with any other breakfast food you could think off. The only downside was the leisure facilities which were ...  Read the complete review

Marriott county hall I visited this hotel during summer time when my grandparents were visiting London for their 80th birthdays. This was a lovely stay as my grandparents hadn't been to London in years and my grandfather was very keen to ride on the London eye whilst my grandmother was keen for me to find a hotel in which as she phrased it, 'that he will have to dig deep into his pockets for'. She was aiming for nothing less than luxury! Obviously there are a huge number of hotel available in central London but this one had to be special and my grandparents insisted that we all stayed over in a hotel together despite the fact that we were only further ...  Read the complete review

The five star Marriott County hall hotel is situated in the heart of London opposite the Houses of Parliament. Situated in the old Greater London Council building the hotel has kept many of the period features from its former use. The entrance is quite easy to miss and on the left hand side immediately after crossing Westminster Bridge. The archway leads to the front entrance where a doorman is ready to help you with your luggage. The hotel offers valet parking which is extremely useful in central London. A small shop is located at the entrance for essential purchases of forgotten items.Reception is found to the left past the old voting lobby and the oak ...  Read the complete review