London Marriott Hotel Kensington

The service staff are very enthusiastic, but the funny thing is that I changed it because I saw this hotel has an elevator, but in the end I was thrown into a room on the first floor with stairs. I had just got off the plane and took a bus into the city in the afternoon during peak hours. I was carsick and jet-lagged, so I thought it didn't matter when I saw the first floor. The hotel concierge helped me move the luggage. I was alone with my child, and I didn't want to bother with it for two nights... As a result, this side building has no occupancy rate at all. It is indeed quiet, but there is an early subway rumbling... I thought it's better to have less trouble than more, so I was outside during the day, but I saw that the occupancy rate was not high in the past two days. It was obviously next to the elevator room, and I always felt uncomfortable being arranged here. The hotel catering, concierge and health service staff are all enthusiastic and lovely, and they will answer any questions... I hope everyone will check the room location clearly when checking in, and don't be like my mother and I who are afraid of trouble and don't change it immediately