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A standard large city Marriott hotel. Had all the expected amenities, including a large swimming pool. Rooms were very clean. A decent location about 10 minute walk to Hyde Park, Marble Arch tube station & Oxford St. A minor aggravation was having to pay for...More
I have stayed at the Marriott Marble Arch several times over the past 15 years. It's a very convenient location in central London. The hotel is on a fairly quiet side street with a short walk to the Tube station and a short taxi ride...More
Stayed in hotel for three nights. Initially misled by hotel name when booking to thinking this was the Marriott adjacent to Marble Arch, so be careful as the name is misleading. Had some issues at check-in as they did not have the correct details of...More
I had a great time at the Marriott Marble Arch during my latest stay. The hotel has done some very nice renovations and are still making improvements. The front desk staff were so nice and helpful with check-in and recommended great spots the eat and...More
My wife and I along with our two teenage children booked two rooms for an entire week at this hotel so we definitely had a chance to see everything here. We stayed on the first floor and the rooms were great but the bathrooms were...More
Marylebone offers what so many London neighborhoods cannot: a village feel coupled with urban convenience. Much of its success rests in its location. Wedged between the northeastern corner of Hyde Park and the southern end of Regent's Park and with a number of Tube stations within easy reach, Marylebone is as pedestrian friendly as Central London gets. The bustling shopping mecca of Oxford Street separates it
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from Soho and Mayfair, exclusive Regent Street marks its border with Fitzrovia, and cosmopolitan Edgware Road serves as its western edge. Within this enviably situated quarter are an array of outstanding restaurants (from Michelin darlings to down and dirty cheeseburgers), an impressive assortment of independently owned shops, and some of the city's quietest and most pleasant nooks, crannies and cobbled lanes.
Take the Heathrow Express from the airport to Paddington station and it's a short 10 minute walk to the hotel. There is a few attendants that can assist you with ticket purchase at the airport. Or you can always catch an... More
Take the Heathrow Express from the airport to Paddington station and it's a short 10 minute walk to the hotel. There is a few attendants that can assist you with ticket purchase at the airport. Or you can always catch an Uber.
Response from wasagordon | Reviewed this property |
I didn't see one, however it's a very vibrant area and there likely is. Hotel staff is very accommodating - I would ask them. I wasn't looking for one, so I didn't notice.
