Marriott Hotels in general

I have stayed in lots of Marriott hotels and they are my favourite chain. When the Marriott in Leeds first opened in the early 90s it would always be our starting point to the night. We would meet in their bar, John T's which you can enter from the street and have a couple of drinks to start our evening. This was my first memory of the Marriott and in 1997 I had my interview for Virgin Atlantic there to which I was successful. I then spent the next 2 ½ years staying in lots of hotels around the world and many of them were Marriotts. You can't go wrong with a Marriott. I love their rooms and most rooms I have stayed in have two double beds which is great ...  Read the complete review

I have regularly stayed in Marriott Hotels, to the extent that I am now a member of the marriott rewards scheme. Marriotts are not a 'cheap' hotel but they are not the most expensive either. They do range drastically in price however and different nights of the week are set at different rates so do check that if staying more than one night as its likely your second night will be more expensive than the first. However dont let this deter you as the quality of the hotels is more than worth the cost. The hotels as a whole are well presented with good parking usually decorated with flowering trees and hedging. The outsides of the buildings are clean and ...  Read the complete review

I have stayed at about 8 Marriott Hotels and I have always found them excellent. If I have to stay anywhere the first thing I do is check to see if there is a Marriott nearby. You may get the impression that they are a lot more expensive than other hotels but this is not always true, some Marriott's I have stayed at have about £70 a night including breakfast, always look out for their room rate deals, if you sign up to their Marriott rewards card they sometimes offer you better rates. Another benefit is that if you shop at Tesco you can use you club card points to put towards or pay in for you room. I have saved points on a few occasions and got free stays. ...  Read the complete review

I stay in Marriott Hotels regularly and have been doing so for the past ten years or so. They are always my preference and the Regents Park Marriott Hotel is always the Marriott that I prefer to stay in when I stay in a hotel in London. I have stayed in there quite a few times (not sure exactly how many) but up until this weekend I had never stayed in there with my family. I have stayed there for business, I have stayed there with friends when we wanted a big night out in London and now I've also stayed there with my family for a family weekend (including children) in London. Every time I had a wonderful stay in a lovely but unfortunately I don't think that it's the most ...  Read the complete review

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME! It was my birthday on Thursday and my partner and I always try and doe something special. Just a little getaway. Nothing extravagant. Last year I stayed at a Marriott for my birthday in Central London but this year we thought we would go for a little drive out of London to Waltham Abbey. It just borders the Woodlands of Epping Forest, and is just off the M25, M11 and the M1. So it was only about an hour journey from south east London but it did feel like I was off to the country!! There is not much in the surrounding area. A 10 minute drive takes you into town but trust me there is nothing there other then a fish and chip shop, Tescos and a ...  Read the complete review