Marriot County Hall London= Ritz in U.S.???
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Marriot County Hall London= Ritz in U.S.???
Hi, several posters have said that the Marriot County Hall is like a Ritz Carlton in the United States. I just booked the marriot for 3 nights for an EXCELLENT rate. Im not expecting a Ritz, but, my daughter is.
Could you tell me how close these other posters are to the "truth"? Also, what should I be expecting?
Thanx.
Could you tell me how close these other posters are to the "truth"? Also, what should I be expecting?Thanx.
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http://marriott.com/property/propertyPage/LONCH
You're referring to the hotel in London, correct?
I've heard it is pretty nice, but missed those posts comparing it to the Ritz! The website photos certainly make the hotel look attractive, and it has many ammenities, including a swimming pool. Have a wonderful time!
You're referring to the hotel in London, correct?
I've heard it is pretty nice, but missed those posts comparing it to the Ritz! The website photos certainly make the hotel look attractive, and it has many ammenities, including a swimming pool. Have a wonderful time!
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The Marriott County Hall is a very lovely property but it is not the Ritz Carlton.
What does your 12 year old expect from a Ritz property?
Could you point to the particular posts which compare it to the Ritz? Otherwise there is no way to agree or refute.
What does your 12 year old expect from a Ritz property?
Could you point to the particular posts which compare it to the Ritz? Otherwise there is no way to agree or refute.
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Which Ritz Carlton are you talking about? I've only stayed at the one in Half Moon Bay and IMO the Marriott County Hall is much classier. You're lucky you got an excellent rate--they were quoting over $500 a night when we stayed there (but luckily, we had Marriott Rewards points).



