Marriott London

... has a HUGE history. as soon as you get there you feel power! massive building and archetecture. i was a bit dissapointed with the marriott gros square. i expected more and really wanted to market it. but ill be using PP when i do. overall: ive always ...

... her new job, we took a few days as tourists in London.  We found cheap flights on EasyJet and used Chris' accumulated Marriott points to stay at the wonderfully located Grosvenor Square hotel.  We did a lot of walking around, riding the buses, ...

... one of the statues from Easter Island I am standing next to) and then found this amazing Indian food restaurant in East London.    Day 4)  The rain finally departed and so we hopped a national rail train to Windsor Castle.  Since ...

... our way over to Tkts in Liecester Square and successfully purchased 4 tickets to the production of CHICAGO. Imagine a live musical in London! We spent the afternoon at the British Museum, mostly in one section - Egypt, Assyria, and Ancient Greece. i ...

Walking - I think our five days in London can be summed up in this one word.  Of course, we also had to experience the "mind the gap" warnings on the tube as well, but Jonathan and I preferred to see the city on foot.  We didn't really realize ...

... a shopping trip to Harrod's, the world's largest department store.  I am now a firm believer that all trips to London must include a trip there. The food court encompasses several rooms in itself. We also took a leisurely walk through Kennsington ...

... !!! With the help of the mayor, Stanley, Chloe, Private Eye Larry, Inspector M and all of the great clues, the mystery is solved and Mr. Freezey's dasterdly plans are folied! London is safe again!!! Your Friend,  Stanley ...

... world - The Tube 11. Free entrance to museums (YEAH!!!) 12. The weather in autumn 13. West End plays - ie. Spamalot 14. How London is so close to Paris (1.5 hours through the Chunnel by way of Eurostar) 15. Plane ticket is dirt cheap compared to ...

... you all. I arrived in London via Heathrow early last Monday. I'm using Marriott rewards points to stay at a Marriott in a middle class Northwest London neighborhood called Maida Vale. If you've seen the movie Notting Hill, it's very close. There's ...

... if you recall, we were in the middle of the tube strike at the time!). Once in town, we checked into one of our favorite hotels, Marriott Hotel County Hall. Before the hotel was a hotel, it was the building the county of London was run from. Today it is a ...

... estimates of time. Valerie and Shelbi were meeting me at my hotel lobby at 4:00 ish. I stayed at the Marriott County Hall (it is located right behind the London Eye on the other side of the Westminster Bridge). I have always wanted to stay at this hotel, ...

... hour late, and considering I hadn't gotten much sleep, I was cranky to begin with. We finally got to our hotel, the Mariott Kensingon. Apparently there needed to be some sort of wrench thrown in at every step of our travels on this trip...they had ...

... cc, no $ dad took kids to park while mommy waited once that was settled went on the tube. most places closed, weekend. saw london bridge, the monument (fire) walked around. 1st we flew out out of a little airport  called kerry airport and took ryan ...

... airport. He flew in from Dublin so he's the only one NOT jet lagged. We had to take the "tube" from Heathrow airport to the Marriot Marble Arch where we're staying. The hotel is nice and in a prett decent location. We got in, the boys and I took a ...