London Marriott Hotel Regents Park

I’m very happy to share my wonderful experience staying at the Marriott London Regents Park. I stayed here three times within 1.5 months, and every stay was smooth, comfortable, and enjoyable. A special thanks to James Morgan at the front desk, who was incredibly helpful and professional throughout all my stays. He went above and beyond to assist with my bookings and made sure everything was in perfect order each time. James is very attentive to detail, kind, patient, and also very friendly — not just to me, but to other guests as well, from what I observed. He’s truly an asset to the Marriott team. I highly recommend this hotel for its excellent service, convenient location, and warm hospitality. I’ll definitely be back again!

Honestly I don't get some of the bad reviews here - we had nothing but great experiences here. Alright, so the ice machine didn't work. But everything else was spotless, and the staff very attentive. Loved the gym & pool facilities too. Would definitely visit again.

I stayed at this hotel unexpectedly after my flight was disrupted at Gatwick Airport due to radar issues in London. Despite arriving around 3 AM, the staff were very understanding of the situation and quickly prepared a room for me. I truly appreciate their effort and kindness. The room was spacious and well-equipped, with great amenities such as a coffee machine, complimentary water, snacks, and more. It offered a comfortable and relaxing space after a long and stressful journey. In the morning, I went down for breakfast. The restaurant was quite full, and the breakfast buffet was well-presented and inviting. However, what stood out—unfortunately not in a good way—was the level of stress among the staff during such a busy period. There was a lot of shouting between team members, including one lady loudly instructing staff to seat guests. Additionally, the constant noise from moving chairs and tables created a very unpleasant atmosphere. It reached a point where I decided to leave breakfast early just to preserve the positive experience I’d had the night before. I would recommend that hotel management consider creating a calmer, more pleasant environment during breakfast service—perhaps by playing soft background music and training staff to communicate more discreetly. This would really help complete the overall guest experience and reflect the same level of care I saw from the night staff.