Which Marriott in London?
Sep 5th, 2006, 11:10 AM
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Chancery court is very upscale. About 2 minutes to Holborn Tube and less than 1 mile to Picadilly circus and all the theaters. Plenty of coffee shops with a blueberyy muffin to save a small fortune in breakfast fare. Good local inexpensive restaurants and pubs. Short walk to British Museum, easy walk to Tate. Very elegant. I will try out the Restaurant "Pearl" and write later. From 252 High Holborn.
Sep 6th, 2006, 03:14 AM
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I've stayed at both County Hall and Grosvenor House and was very please with each stay. Great rooms and staff. I found both locations had much to offer.
The two Hiltons I've stayed at have been HORRIBLE. I happen to be staying at Hilton Hyde Park and this is probably the worst hotel experience I've had in the past 5 years. I'm Hilton Gold and I'm stuck in a closet where it is a challenge to move from bed to desk (I booked a deluxe room), service is non-existent, no doorman and nasty breakfast. The Hilton Metropole wasn't much better.
The two Hiltons I've stayed at have been HORRIBLE. I happen to be staying at Hilton Hyde Park and this is probably the worst hotel experience I've had in the past 5 years. I'm Hilton Gold and I'm stuck in a closet where it is a challenge to move from bed to desk (I booked a deluxe room), service is non-existent, no doorman and nasty breakfast. The Hilton Metropole wasn't much better.
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