I have had the "pleasure" of visiting London several times this year, on business, and have been continually disappointed by the size of the room and the generally poor level of service. This hotel, has been a real find, the rooms are spacious ( for London hotels) ideally located both for the tourist and the business traveler, well appointed and... More

I unfortunately only had one night at the Marriott Park Lane, but it was a memorable night. My partner were at the end of a two week holiday, and this stay coincided with our 13 year anniversary. We arrived late, but the hotel and the concierge were excellent about double upgrading us and arranging a lovely dinner. The breakfast in... More

We stayed at the Marriott London Park Lane in early May. The location is great. Oxford street, the tube station and bus routes are literally out side the door. There are many fast food locations, department store (Selfridges and M&S) food halls and pubs within a short walk. Also Hyde Park is right across the street and you can walk... More

we had Afternnon Tea at 190 Park Lane, This is not the 1st Afternoon tea we have experienced( have been to Ritz, Fortnum & Mason, Ashdown Park,East Sussex, & Brands hatch Place.) the service was a little slow, in that the "food" came a little too slow after the tea had been served. overall we all had a great time... More

Stayed three nights here. I am a Marriott Gold member and received an upgraded room (Junior Suite) for my first night and was moved for the other two nights (for which I used points) to a normal king size room. From a business traveler perspective the Park Lane has a number of things going for it: 1. It has a... More

I arrived very early morning and was offered coffee/latte/espresso and fruit/bread tray while my room was being readied. In 20 minutes I was in my room. I chose to pay for executive lounge privileges which turned out to be a very good choice. As stated in other reviews, the sound proofing is excellent, shower/tub great, bed heavenly, staff wonderfully kind... More

If you charge up to £329 pounds a night for a room,then you should provide all that comes with that in other hotels who charge even a cheaper rate,same location and even five star(e.g Arch London hotel,lovely place). They have got no DVD player ,only their old fashioned TV and you will have to pay separately for the Internet services... More

Just had two nights at the Marriott park lane, we had a nice welcome although we arrived very early left our luggage and went off for the day. Arrived back to be showed our room our sons twin room was a good size our king room was very small. The house keeping in our room was not up to standard... More

Marriott 140 Park Lane We had a wonderful five-day stay at the elegant and comfortable Marriott at 140 Park Lane, London. Our room was extraordinarily quiet, was nicely decorated and had all the amenities one could wish for - not only a kettle and tea, but also lovely soaps and lotions and a clothesline over the bathtub for hanging hand... More