The Maryleborne hotel was amazing, staff couldn't have been more helpful if they tried. Would definitely stay there again.

Marylebone was an excellent location for travel around central london. Station was literally across the road also small supermarkets and coffee shops very close by. The hotel room although clean was in poor condition and the bathroom grouting and seals looked like the had been done by a 4yr old with rust coming through in places. Staff were very good and helpful just a shame about the hotel.

The journey to and from london was excellent. However on arrival at the hotel we were not booked in. It took nearly an hour before we were able to go to our room. Breakfast the following day was no problem, the second day we were told that we were not booked in for breakfast. I had to go to the bedroom, unpack the documentation and return to show that we were entitled to breakfast. All of this did spoil an otherwise enjoyable stay in london.

Excellent location of hotel.

We booked tickets to see an exhibition so wanted an easy booking. Travelling was exceptionally easy with Superbreak. The travelodge was in a very good location, easy to find and the underground just over the road. The bed was awful, it made noises when we weren't moving. Staff were nice and helpful. I would book with Superbreak again.

We arrived a little early at the hotel but were told by a surly receptionist there was nowhere to store our luggage. Instead we had to pay £10 extra for an early check in. The light in the lift did not work. The hotel room was tatty, and the thermostatic valve on the radiator was missing - so it would not turn off. The room was like an oven. The bathroom fittings were tired. At breakfast the toaster did not work properly. The bed was not made by room service, but they removed one of towels, so we were short next day. The room was noisy. I would suggest you avoid the marlebone travelodge like the plaque. However, all other aspects of the Superbreak hoilday were superb, and we have never had such a bad hotel before. The da vinci exhibition was a once in a lifetime experience.

Our main problem at the hotel was that, having arrived early, they would not accept our luggage to store until room ready nor, likewise, keep it after we checked out until our train time. Stations now charge £8.50 per item per 24hrs! Last time we stayed at a nearby hotel charging just a few pounds more that did store our luggage! our common complaint is why hotels only provide one chair in a double room, especially when there is acres of space (as in this one)!!.

Condition of room poor no air conditioning, breakfast poor. Constant traffic noise + near to station and tube. Near proximity for London sights.

The train was excellent after we had managed to get seats, we had previously reserved them but due to a train cancellation it was announced that there were no reservations in place. On arrival in kings cross we purchased daily saver tickets for the tube and made our way to marylebone where our accomodation was. We arrived at 13.30 to be told that check in was not for another hour unless we wanted to pay £10 for early check in, we decided against this and went to get some lunch in a nearby pub. On eventually checking in we were given a disabled room , this concerned me as there were a lot of emergency pull cords around the room and would have hated to pull one in error so I requested that we could be moved. The receptionist was very nice and gave us a room facing out onto the street. The room was in serious need of refurbishment I felt, with walls that were marked,windows filthy,mirror cracked, only 3 coathangers and the bathroom was very grubby with no plug for the sink , dirty floors behind the door and at the side of the toilet and the bath/shower were grubby and therefore never used. On a positive note the bed linen was immaculate along with the towels and the location of this travel lodge was spot on and only 1 tube ride into the heart of the city. With its location it is a pity that the clenliness of the place lets it down.

We came to london for the badminton world championships and looked for a hotel with easy access to wembley arena. This hotel is opposite great portland st station and was ideal for our purpose. The staff were, without exception, excellent. The hotel is a good base for most areas and we will definitely book this again.

Breakfast never showed up was given a free drink voucher on departure - unacceptable.

Marylebone travelodge is one of the older hotels in the chain but thats is not the problem. The main issue is that it overlooks marylebone station and they deliver the food / papers etc starting at 04.00 in the morning - this woke up both up on both nights of our stay. Other than that the hotel is good, the staff very good, bar and cafe are very good.

The melia whitehouse hotel was well situated, welcoming, clean and overall good value for money. Negative points would be very small room with poor view and extortionate bar prices (£10 for a mojito) the train journey was excellent, full marks to grand central.

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Good value overall- Travelodge Marylebone hotel room in need of upgrading-wobbly taps etc- but comfy bed-had to pay £10 for use of room because arrived before 3-then we had same room to stay! Oyster cards very useful on underground. Bar next to hotel very good. Would recommend Billy Elliot but would upgrade tickets didn't realise would be so high up.

What an exciting time, staring with a look round selfridges, lunch in neal's yard, a glass of wine in the dog and duck, followed by the jersey boys - fantastic. We took a leisurely walk back to the travelodge via whitehall and st. James' park with a quick look in the window at berry bros and rudd. The next morning after a rousing breakfast, another visit to the food hall in selfridges and the ginger pig for boeuf bougignon pie - superb.

I travelled with my husband to visit relatives and see a show. The weather was good. Public transport is really good and very affordable. The show was amazing. We laughed and cried. Highly recommended! the restaurant was right beside the theatre. They serve until 11pm, which is ideal. The hotel (Marylebone Travelodge) was adequate. The room smelled slightly musty but seemed spotless.Breakfast was self-service and good.

The lounges and lobby area of the hotel were stunning. Our standard room was very small, but tastefully decorated. The bath was really only suitable for small people. The dining room tended to get crowded and seating in the bar area was preferable to eating near the food table.

Just returned from a three night stay at the fabulous Melia House Hotel. We have visited London four times in the last two years and stayed in other 4 star hotels in various parts of central London but the Melia House Hotel was by far the best. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The superior room was really beautiful and very spacious. Breakfast was first class and we had a lovely meal in the place restaurant on one of the evenings. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone and I will be staying there again when I return to London in 2010!.

We came to London to see a recording of an audience with Donny and Marie Osmond. The hotel we thought was fabulous from our first impression in the reception to our room and the restaurant. Although we were only there for a short time we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate to stay there again.

Marylebone hotel far exceeded our expectations - recently refurbished, couldn't fault it at all re facilities or service. Candles everywhere which was lovely.Would recommend a street map at first as we got lost first night just going to Oxford Street and many people dont know the street names. Fantastic location for seeing everything.

My Husband and I stayed at this hotel on the 18th and 19th of April.We booked a deluxe room because of the extras stated on the website. We were extremely disappointed in the room, the bathroom was far from luxury, it was clearly a disabled bathroom not at all what we had thought we would find. The loo seat was painfully raised , no bath, shower for a wheelchair and emergency pull cords, not exactly luxury There were no instructions for the coffee machine so making it a useless addition, there were no bathrobes provided nor when I asked for some did any arrive. The carpet was badly stained in front of the television. My husband was at a meeting on the Sunday and when I arrived back from shopping at 3.45 I had to ask at reception for the room to be cleaned and fresh towels to be brought, unfortunately it was then too late to shower before going out again as I had to meet my husband. We both travel a lot and always look for good quality hotels this was not what I would class 4 Star . Housekeeping is mediocre, would have asked for an iron but as the bathrobes hadn't arrived thought it would be a useless exercise, there should have been an ironing facilities in the room. All in all an extremely disappointing stay, certainly not somewhere I will recommend or use again.

We travelled with Superbreak to London and stayed at the Marylebone Hotel. The hotel is ideally situated for Oxford Street if you enjoy shopping and close to the tube if you want to visit any attractions. For evenings, there is a great choice of restaurants close by. The only downside was the cost of the drinks in the hotel bar - £6.95 for a single vodka & coke, but this is probably the going rate in most of the hotels. For drinks, unless you're with kids, I'd recommend going to the pub instead!

Hotel was execellent apart from the room location which suffered, intermittently, from the noise generated by lift movements. The room itself was first class.

We travelled with Wrexhamandshropshire trains - excellent staff very friendly and accomodating. Stayed at the Travelodge Marylebone - good.We used the tube and then walked everywhere.Phantom of the Opera - fab-u-lous - Phantom was at Her Majestys Theatre was very excellent all the cast were brilliant, costumes excellent, music fab.

Second stay at the Melia White House, excellent on all counts both times.

our stay at the jurys ford hotel and spa was excellent,it has been recently been refurbised and our room was great spacious and modern,just a five minute walk to oxford street which has got great shopswe went on the london eye which was great good to do on a clear day ,went to see grease the musical which is worth watching

I bought the break as a surprise for our 30th wedding aniversary. the first class rail journey was fabulous although the travel lodge was disappointing - tired and in need of refurbishment. we had tickets for the football at the emirates and tickets for the ODI at lords. This is the 2nd trip I have had booked by superbreaks and the organisation was fantastic. in fact I have just returned from another trip to london with my elderly Mum where we took in a couple of shows.

Take theatre breaks regularly and if staying overnight usually book the same hotel through yourselves or as in the past when you have good offers (Savoy for instance) we use them.Disappointed - Hairspray. After seeing many shows this was a little disappointing. Michael Ball - average. A weak story.

Our Hotel Room was very good and all of the staff very friendly & helpfull. The location of the hotel was very convenient for Oxford St/Bond St shopping and a very short tube journey to Trafalgar Square Galleries, Picadilly/Theatres and the British Museum. The were numerous bars and restaurants less than 5 minutes walk from the hotel.

I was invited to a pre opening morning at the British Museum of the new exhibition of Hadrian. I choose the Hotel because if its location to the West End and the Museum.The hotel in recent months has had a major refurbishment of all public areas and have completed over 50% of the bedrooms, I was fortunate enough to stay in a re furbished room, which has been tastefully refurbished and the new beds are a dream to sleep on.I took my swimming shorts as I was aware of the hotels pool and enjoyed a quick swim prior to breakfast, which had a great selection of fresh cheeses, cold meats and pastries.I also enjoyed my espresso made from the espresso machine in my room.

From just across the road of the hotel bus 453 runs into Oxford street, if you get a daily travel pass @ £3.50 per person it allows you to use the bus system to travel all over town in no time at all.

Train service outward bound great at just under 2 hours 20 mins. Hotel was only about 10 mins walk away. Took advantage of their upgraded room option and were very satisfied overall. It was only a couple of mins walk to the tube which eased getting around the various outings we had lined up. Purchased Oyster Cards to spped up the process of our journeys which was a good idea.Would certainly recommend the Superbreaks facility again , it was all without any problems and we also purchased our tickets for the Tutankhamun Exhibition through them. We had used Superbreaks back in the 80's and overjoyed that the service continues to offer great value and service. We now look forward to using them again in the future. Many thanks to all concerned!

Hotel room very small, couldn't swing a cat but staff friendly,breakfast very good and bed comfy and clean also bathroom good. I was a single occupant needing to stay overnight for an early morning meeting in the area, so it served it's purpose but more than one night and claustrophobia would have set in !!

The hotel was in an excellent location with easy access to the underground and it was also easy to get to places on foot.

Very good Hotel with very nice people!

Fantastic 3 nights at the excellent Jury's Clifton Ford hotel where the staff are very helpful. Ideally located for shopping and theatres. Took in 2 shows and First Emperor and Tutenkahmun exhibitions. Travelled by tube to O2 at Greenwich,a lot simpler journey than we thought.

London is great to get around using the underground tube. Th theatre is good and have many shows always available. It is nice to go and visit Covent Garden and most of the hotels recommended by superbread are always 3 stars and are well centralized to the tube/undergroundBuddy Holly-The theatre seats are very old and can be uncomfortable for over 2hrs but the show was worth the £25 we paid but would not pay anymore than that

We enjoyed a very reasonably priced trip to London, 2 excellent exhibitions - shame about the crowds ! - and a 4 star hotel too.The area around the Clifton Ford Hotel is a pleasant safe part of London with lots of shops, restaurants etc. Recommended.

only stayed overnight due to seminar visit- hotel was perfect good location, nice room good breakfast...perfect for my needs.

The Tut exhibition was disappointing due to over subscription. Many of the artefacts were small and because of the amount of people viewing you couldn't get close to see. Money taking precedent yet again.Hotel location excellent but rooms were cramped.

having visited the london eye on our first port of call we opted for the fast track with champagne,well worth the little extra due to massive que`sif you havent been to oxford st where you can shop till u drop and an abundance of places to eat then a visit is a mustwe were totally spoilt for places to eat in bath there is so many and the one"s we did eat in were really nice and friendly we also had children so that was a big help to have a big selection

Hairspray is a very good and lively show - well worth seeing, even though Michael Ball was on holiday when we saw it, it was still excellent.

had an amazing time in london! i was a bit disappointed with the hotel room, the bathroom was a bit shabby.

Excellent atmosphere and fireworks on the Embankment on New Years Eve. Highly recommended.Made two special requests when booking. A room on a high floor in a quiet location as it was new years eve. What did Melia White House Hotel give us - A room on the 1st floor above the disco!!! Won't go back.

Great hotel location just off Oxford street,central for shopping & theatres.Just recovering from an operation so great to be pampered ,staff really kind could not have done more for us.

Footloose is Fantastic ! The best show we've ever seen

Dingy shoe box of a single room with paper thin walls. Overall hotel dark, cramped and depressing. Vastly over-priced.

Jurys Clifton Ford gave us a room that was on the 4th floor it was small, dated decor and horrible with double glazing broken so we went to reception and asked to move we couldnt for a hour as their computers wernt working then we were given a 6th floor room that stank of smoke we are not smokers so went down again and got our 3rd room on 7th floor which was ok not amazing but liveable for 1 night. the leisure facilites were dirty hairs all over floor in communial changing room and you had to walk down 3 flights of stairs to get to pool from changing rooms this route was wet slippery and dirty where people had been walking. pool clean and jacuzzi good but sauna not working properly.

Highly recommended visit to Buckingham Palace. Joseph was also an excellent show.Hotel was in an excellent central locationTerrific short break.Thank youExcellent hotel. Spotlessly clean and well located for all attractions. Only a five min bus ride to the Tower of London and a 5min walk from the underground.

Staying at the Jurys Clifton Ford Hotel, just a short walk from Oxford Street, meant we were really central for everything, so much so that we only used public transport from and to the station when we arrived and again when we left. Loads of eating places within a very short walk of the hotel.Also spent some time just sitting in Covent Garden, drinking coffee. - what a great place to chill, listen to some tremendous entertainers and watch the world go by. We just love London.The "Joseph and his amazing technicolour dreamcoat" musical at the Aldephi theatre is an absolutely magnificant production. Fast moving and very colourful. Well worth the money.

Lovely afternoon tea at the Ritz, wandered around Oxford Street, went to see Mamma Mia, excellent show.

We boarded the Train and were very exicited from the time the train left the sation to London. On arriving at thehotel we were very pleased with the look of the hotel and the surroundings - very easy to get to things around London with the tube station very near by, we had a lovely time and can't wait to go back.Fame was a really good show too!

This was our first trip to London and we found it so easy to get around using the London Underground system - and it only cost £5.50 for an all day ticketThe hotel was fantastic, high quality, friendly staff, comfortable beds and lovely food - would thoroughly recommend the upgrade to a deluxe room

Stayed at Jurys Inn just off Bond St. First room wouldn't lock, had to wait in bar for another room to be made ready. New room ok but by the lift and noisy. Asked for some sugar and milks for the room but they never arrived. jacuzzi wasn't in use in health club. Staff were pleasant and friendly but I dont think we would stay there again.Went to see Lord of the Rings at theatre royal drury lane. really enjoyed the show, great special effects to go with an impressive set that took over the theatre royal. the orks were superb when they appeared menacingly amongst the audience.Visited Kensington palace and the Diana memorial fountain, walked miles through Hyde Park, Covent Garden, Leicester Sq, Soho. we also used the tube when our feet gave out. Can't wait to go back to London again (fantastic).

Great long weekend in London.We had a great theatre long weekend break in which we saw Joseph. Loved the showboat river cruise on the Thames.The Underground tube service was great with a day pass for ?5.10 which we used to the fullest to get to see all the main attractions.

The hotel was excellently placed for the centre of the City - everything was in easy walking distance. The hotel however was very noisy, especially the early morning deliveries. Hardly got any sleep at all both nights. The breakfasts are excellent. However, this did not make up for the tiredness felt during the day so would probably not use this particular hotel again. The Courtauld Institute is well worth a visit. The jewellery exhibition is particularly good. It was lovely to sit in the courtyard with the water feature splashing nearby - hard to believe you were in busy London! The cartoon museum near to the British Museum was excellent (Heath Robinson exhibition) and well worth a visit if you have a couple of hours to spare. Ronnie Scotts has improved since the re-furbishment and the food was a lot better. We actually visited London to watch Soft Machine at the Jazz at the Pizza Express and we were not disappointed. It was a terrific night.

Stayed at The Jury's Clifton Ford Hotel. Booked double room via website with Superbreaks. No option on website for twin room. Requested twin room on arrival. Hotel staff obliged however room tired looking and very noisy backing onto the service lift. Couldn't find any stairs and only one lift working. Breakfast was of a good standard. Hotel's excellent location was less than 5 mins walk to Oxford Street and only 5 mins walk to hotel from underground. 2 mins from St Christophers Place for bars and restuarants. Tried the Spanish Tapas bar which was excellent and good value for money.Went to see Sound of Music at London Palladium. Excellent performance had really good seats in the Royal Circle. Well worth the cost. Only 10 mins walk from hotel. Had lunch at Selfridges, very dissapointed with the self service restaurant. Not much vegetarian choice and food cold. Our stay was very enjoyable overall and although I would have classed the Hotel as a 3* Its location was perfect for Oxford Street shopping and the London Palladium.

Birthday spoilt by repairs being carried out at hotel, stains on ceiling and on wall of room, fire alarms going off on consecutive nights. Only 1 lift working during stay. 4 star ? no have stayed in better 3 star

Time in London excellent - Lord of the Rings and Summer exhibition could not have been better. Hotel although under refurbishment was fine - good quiet room.Great views from Oxo Tower - Lots of 'sights' at Balans! Only down side was service given by Great Western Railway Company - late and cancelled trains meant I had to spend ?50.00 extra getting a taxi from Swindon to Stroud - very poor!

We really enjoyed our short break in London. However, unfortunately there was building work in the foyer of the hotel, so areas cordoned off, drilling on Sunday morning and only one lift in the foyer working, stairs were not signposted at all. It would have been useful to have had this information when booking and we could have made an informed choice as to whether to use this hotel (we almost certainly wouldn't have done)Buying a one day saver ticket for the tube ?5.25 was excellent value for money, we were able to visit most landmarks with ease on the Sunday before returning home.

A very comfortable hotel, excellent room, helpful staff. Super view of London Eye in distance from bed. Will certyainly use hotel again.

Hotel is in a great spot. Really central - so close to Oxford St. We were able to walk around most of the weekend or jump in a taxi relatively cheaply. Got late check-out on Sunday which was brilliant. Breakfast is fantastic and staff so friendly in the restaurant. Hotel being renovated though so had to use stairs (Which was fine because we were on the 1st floor). Room was fine - I had emailed and asked for a renovated room (on the advice of a friend) but didn't get one. Great hotel for the price if you don't expect too much from the rooms.

sound of music was outstanding, london was very clean and great weather when we were there.

Hotel Jury's Clifton Ford does everything it says in the brochure and more besides. Excellent location, excellent breakfasts, lovely rooms, spa facilities (confusing to get there) but excellent - would highly recommend

The hotel was lovely, really good facilitys. Breakfast was i think the best i have ever eaten-really really nice.(except the stressed chef who was moaning to his college over heard by us about his lack of break since 5 am. heard by all customers around. we forgave him though as the breakfast was 5*.. Thank you

We live in East Sussex but rarely visit London. We decided to take a short visit and be tourists. WE walked our legs off and had a wonderful time. Glad also to return to the peace and quiet of the countryside

Hotel room dirty and we asked to be moved. Waited 45 minutes to be seated for breakfast and a further 30 minutes for toast to arrive!Problems on train for return meant a journey of 6 hours instead of 2.5 with no seats, no refreshments and 3 change of trains!!!

Before going on our main holiday to southern Italy my wife and I enjoyed a short theatre break in London staying in Jury's Clifton Ford hotel just off Oxford Street.The concierge recomended St Christopher's Place as somewhere to find a restuarant no matter what your taste buds required.We can highly recomend Carluccios and Ristorante Sirena to anyone who enjoys good italian cuisine.

I was on business but would certainly go back to the hotel as they were very friendly and helpfull

Really nice hotel, handy for Oxford Street, we hade a great week end

On the Saturday arrival my partner slipped while getting into the bath - he badly bruised his left inner thigh and we thought he had broken his toe - hence our unfortunate visit to the hospital where we had to wait from 11pm until getting home at 3am! Not something we want to remember - the bath should have had an anti slip mat.On the Sunday albeit very tired from lack of sleep because of our long night at the hospital we got to Wembley to see Exeter City play Morecambe in the Conference Division play off. This was our only reason for our visit.Monday - walked along Oxford Street before going to Gatwick Airport to fly home - My partner's foot was agony so not much walking done and it poured.

covent garden is by far the best placeto shop.leceister square is a hive of activity on an eveningmake sure you by azone 1 and 2 pass for the tube for the day as it works out cheaper.

We travelled to London and return by train. The hotel had easy access to many London attraction. The hotel had excellent leisure facilities and the best hotel breakfast ever.Good restaurants in easy walking distance and shops close by. The Spamalot show was fantastic (what I could hear over the laughter).One disappointment was we paid for first class travel which was only on certain trains. This was very expensive and turned out to be a complete waste on the way.

We stayed at Jurys Clifton Ford Hotel and we could not fault it. Super surroundings, excellent room and smiling staff. We felt completely relaxed.Our tour on the open topped bus was an excellent way of seeing the sights along with interesting commentary through earphones. I much prefer the live commentary available on the 'yellow' routes as the guides have a large fund of anecdotes which give a better insight to the city.The Clink Museum was an eye-opener and an eye-filler as I was moved to tears by the sheer brutality of our ancestors. The exhibits and commentaries in atmospheric surroundings contributed greatly to my emotions making the visit truly memorable.

Great service - Thanks

I have come to attend a meeting. I have enjoyed my stay at Melia White House Hotel.It is very pleasant to stay there and it is totally diffrent atmosphere when compared to other places I have stayed previously. I found the mini bar arrrangements could lead to problems if the guests do not read and follow the instructins carsfully. Apart from one unfriendly receptionist I have no hesitation to recomend this hotel.

Due to maintenance works to Tube service was disrupted so did more walking than would otherwise have done.This was fuelled by regular coffee pit stops at Pret, excellent reasonably priced coffee with views!Particulary enjoyed Manet to Picasso exhibition at the National Gallery-highlight Van Goghs Sunflowers!Also enjoyed seeing 'Treats' at Garrick Theatre-half price 5th row tickets obtained from tickets booth in Leicester Square.

I was in England on business but got the weekend to myself so I stayed in London. I used to live there so I am very familiar with the city.I truly loved the hotel I stayed in, though it was a bit over my budget. The bar was very expensive for the size drinks I got (though very tasty). My main goal was shopping which I did in droves. I mainly walked or took taxis, which was very relaxing. The tube was a bit too hectic for being on my own.Some of my old "haunts" no longer offer the same delicious food as they used too, so I found myself eating sandwiches from the local grocery. The hotel was in the best location, close to the center but far enough away to enjoy a walk through the park. SuperBreaks did a delightful job assisting me with my travel, and I intend to use them on all future travel to the UK. Thank you!

I booked this break for a friends 40th birthday. I booked the rail travel through Superbreak. I recommend people book rail travel via the Rail company. I booked first class travel to make it special and unbeknown to us there were maintenance works on the line and we ended up having to catch a double-decker bus for half of our journey! not very first class! The hotel and stay in London was excellent - all went smoothly. This was the second time we had used superbreak.com and apart from the rail journey - it was superb.

We visited London primerally to see The Sound Of Music at The Palladium, the show was very good.The hotel was excellant, especially the standard of service provided by all the staff.I would certainly reccommend the Melia White House Hotel.

It was so good to get away for a few days and relax - well if you call a non-stop weekend relaxing! The Blandford Hotel is so close to the centre and Madame Tussauds is quite literally around the corner.A small, well run and extremely clean and pleasant hotel - we would definately stay there again.

I accompanied my son to his Gold D of E award presentation at St James' Palace

Sound of Music excellent show

Excellent hotel in nice part of London.Great shops,restaurants and sites to see nearby.Thoroughly enjoyed the short break.

Hotel - Jurys Clifton Ford was great, good location, within ease reach of Oxford Stree, and we had day passes on London Transport which coverd the Underground and Buses, so getting about was easy. We all had a very enjoyable time.

We used run around tickets on the Underground. The cost of this is horrendous for visitors compared to many cities abroad, european and america.

My mother spent ages on the Internet reading reviews and trying to find myself and boyfriend a good quality hotel in a conveinent location in central London She picked a winner! My boyfriend who comes from Brittany in France had such a wonderful stay We were within walking distance of lots of the famous attractions Shopping on our doorstep and numerous great bars and restaurants The Melia White House Hotel was superb excellent Gym Facilities and we had room service We have no complaints at all our stay was very memorable and we return to France with happy memories, heaps of photos and my boyfriend would love M & S to bake their milk choc cookies in France We would definately recommend The Melia White House Hotel to our friends.