We stayed at the bexleyheath hotel for my birthday treat - only one night but a night of pampering! we had a room with 2 double beds for the 3 of us - me and my 2 daughters. The reception staff were welcoming and marvelous and made me feel very special. They even posted a birthday card under the door for the morning! we loved the pool and spa and steam room. The food in the restaurant was very good although quite expensive for what we had. Again the reception staff were the best and organised the taxi to the train station for our trip to london. We paid £3 to leave the car there whilst in london visiting my sick husband at the royal free hospital. Overall a good experience and made my birthday special even though it was a very stressful time. Thank you :).

We attended a 300th birtday party at welling fc. 4 x 75 old school friends, one of whom was an uncle. Great people, poor facilites, terrible dj. Having stayed at the marriott several times before, we noticed that staff were very friendly than before, and the bedding was improved. Food was excellent.

Travelled with our son, his partner and grandson to meet up with other family members. Hotel was clean and very child friendly.

I stayed at the Marriott Hotel Bexleyheath in Kent, for two nights. I cannot rate them highly enough, the staff were friendly and helpful, the room was very comfortable and the food was the best I have tasted in any hotel. I went to visit my old haunts, I used to live in the area 35 years ago, so I didn't really visit any theatres or bars.

Having spent a few days on holiday in Canterbury we drove up to Bexleyheath on our way home to Leicestershire in order to see Love Never Dies. The hotel was one of the best we have ever stayed in. Staff were extremely helpful especially the barman who remembered our names the next morning when he was on breakfast duty! Didn't see much of Bexleyheath itself, but it was very convenient to commute to London for the show by train.

We came to London to a party and decided the nearest hotel was the Marriott. The beds in the Marriott were that comfortable we tried to find out what make the mattress was, and I have ordered two pillows off their web site.

This was a treat for our daughter for passing her SAT results for senior school and we had a brilliant long weekend break in and around London, and the hotel just made it even more perfect. Could not fault anything about the hotel or the staff. Drove to hotel by car and then used train for everything else which was excellent. Bit disappointed with Legoland but London and Woburn made up for it.

We came to Bexleyheath to have a night out with friends and found the Marriott to be an excellent choice to spend the night. I would not hesitate to return as I thought we were well looked after from checking in to checking out.

My husband and I went to see Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre it was a special occasion for my birthday, the whole evening was brilliant, and being disabled in my wheelchair, the staff couldn't have been more helpful, we would certainly go again.

Train services from Derby to St Pancras and all inner London routes were excellent. Hotel at Bexleyheath very pleasant and good for all ages. Staff exceptionally friendly and helpful. Always lots to see and do in London city. Houses of Parliament gives a great insight into history and royalty. Natural History Museum has lots for all ages, suggest you visit the basement if you have children as there's so many activities (and the toilets aren't busy!)

We stayed at The Marriott in Bexleyheath as we had booked for Dolly Parton at The O2 and knew it would be a late night.The hotel was super. Our room was large and very well furnished, but we saw little of it. After checking in we headed straight to the huge pool and spa complex. What a phenomenal place The O2 is. We took in the Tutankhamun Exhibition, ate at Gaucho Grill, then went to see Dolly Parton. The O2 Arena has to be the best place in the UK to see any live act. It was an easy drive back to the hotel. Breakfast on Sunday morning was a leisurely and rather tasty affair. One last swim and we were away with "Dolly" playing in the car. We have booked for Coldplay at The O2 so we will return.

The Natural History museum is always a must for our 7 year old. After that we went round the corner to the Science museum. In need of food we travelled back to the O2 arena for the King Tut Exhibition. We spend Sunday in Greenwich which I would recommend to anyone, the atmosphere is so relaxing after the rush of central London.

Wonderful Barn Dance Quartet with Fiddle three guitars and keyboard. Fabulous Buffet. A Fabulous Evening for which I travelled 700+ miles,and the Marriott stopover was equally grand. Would definitely recommend the Hotel, and would use it again should I be visiting in the area.

this hotel is a great place to stop at , the beds are fantastic the staff are very good and the food is great and its very clean

Elton John at The O2. Awesome! O2 is a fantastic venue.

Just had to mark down on the 'Overall' Category as we felt there was a lack of parking for hotel users. We ended up having to park on the NCP carpark next door.

I used this purely as a stop over to break up a long journey next day to Newquay with family for a long weekend.Good location, clean & tidy

Stayed with you as had a family party in the area. We were very impressed the hotel. We ate in the restaurant in the evening and food was of a very high standard. Pool was also good. Very enjoyable stay.

Best coffee we had at Monte Negro coffe in LondonBest was a visiting of Royal Arms Museum of LondonBest expensive was a ticket in Madame Tussauds Museum

We stayed at the hotel as we were attending a wedding so did not visit any places apart from the wedding venue.

We went to a wedding in a church local to the hotel. The only problem we encountered was directions from Superbreak were wrong and we got lost enroute to the hotel, making us late for the wedding. Directions were given from the M25 junction 1 which should have been junction 2.