Marriott Hotel Maida Vale

Come experience real London in the charming Maida Vale neighbourhood, offering a true London adventure with breathtaking canal views and the exclusive shops and cafes of St Johns Wood and Maida Vale. The London Marriott Hotel Maida Vale is an ideal location close to Abbey Road Studios, Little Venice, Lord s Cricket Ground,Notting Hill and Westfield Shopping Centre with excellent access to Heathrow Airport. The Underground takes you directly to Baker Street, Oxford Circus, Paddington, Piccadilly Circus, Wembley Stadium and West End theatres. Our modern accommodations are spacious air conditioned rooms and we offer one of the largest hotel leisure clubs in London. Relax in Bar Hemia before dining in Restaurant Fratelli serving specialty pizzas and a la carte Italian cuisine. Versatile function space includes six meeting rooms, all with natural daylight and the services of a dedicated event planner. Our self-contained Regent Suite is ideal for social events or conferences.

Check-in Time:

1400

Check-out Time:

1200

Year Built:

Total Rooms:

237

Total Floors:

7 floors.

Rooms:

The rooms are very large. They are kept in exceptional condition along with the bathrooms. Rooms have subtle striped wallpaper. The colour schemes vary and rooms have elegant wooden furniture with a separate desk area.

Directions

Heathrow Express trains run into the centre of London, for transfers to taxis or the Underground (subway). The closest Underground station is Kilburn Park. From London Heathrow Airport: Approximate distance to the airport is 29 miles.

Area

London-Oxford Street, London

Attractions

03 Mi Baker Street 05 Mi Buckingham Palace 02 Mi Camden Market 03 Mi Hampstead Heath 02 Mi Hyde Park 04 Mi Knightsbridge, Harrods 01 Mi Little Venice 02 Mi London Zoo 01 Mi Lords Cricket Ground 02 Mi Madame Tussauds Wax Museum 03 Mi Marble Arch 01 Mi Nottingham Gate, Portobello Rd 03 Mi Oxford Street 04 Mi Royal Airforce Museum 05 Mi Wembley Stadium 10 Mi Wimbledon Tennis

Dining

Restaurant FratelliUnique, two-tier restaurant in central London encompassing an open theatre kitchen, extensive menu and friendly service. Perfect choice when looking for a London hotel with breakfast.Bar hemiaA contemporary bar with a relaxed atmosphere, offering a range of food, drinks & delicious cocktails.RosmarinoWith a glass-walled conservatory this romantic neighbourhood restaurant offers an experimental menuThe WaterwayScandinavian-inspired, popular gastropub on the canal in Maida Vale, serving excellent foodThe LedburyOwned by Nigel Platts-Martin and Philip Howard, the Ledbury is a culinary step up for Notting HillSalt HouseA gastropub boasting a stylish terrace and a new menu with a Mediterranean slantLemoniaThis bustling modern taverna deserves its popularity and the classic Greek menu is expertly deliveredAl WahaWith consistently excellent food, Al Waha is probably the most reliable Lebanese restaurant in townL'AventureA menu of Gallic classics, charming and earnest staff, the place exudes a French provincial airGilgamesh Restaurant LoungeA lavish new venture operated by Ian Pengelley, serving his unique take on Pan-Asian cookingFood @ The MuseLocated in Ladbroke Grove, this latest in place occupies the corridor of an art galleryTaqueriaAn inviting atmosphere, fresh ingredients and good prices, the brainchild of Dodie MillerThe Warrington - Gordon RamseyFamous Gordon Ramsey Restaurant in Maida ValeRoyal ChinaThis simple building near to Lords Cricket Ground gives few outward clues to the delights withinOdette'sThe interior exudes understated simplicity and there are plenty of French accentsOriginal TaginesA great little neighbourhood Moroccan restaurant located off Baker St among red-brick mansion blocksHacheLondons new burger-bar-to-beat, all the burgers here are made with the French steak hache in mindBelgo NoordSpecialists in Belgian-style cuisine with a wide selection of beers and industrial-chic surroundingsPataraA wonderful choice when looking for Thai restaurants, central London.YakitoriaArriving via a short stroll through Little Venice, some of the tables overlook the canal

Information by Orbitz