Lobby

Originally used as a seat of government, the Marriott has been restored yet has kept its beautiful architecture - from the towering bronze doors to the polished marbled floors.

Exterior

Opened by King George V and Queen Mary in 1922, County Hall is the former seat of London?s government; a building designed for the country?s leaders and for running the Capital until 1986. Today, it?s been restored to the highest standards- retaining its period features and its original charm but also offering the latest modern technologies, contemporary comforts and attentive, dedicated service.

Rooms

All hotel accommodations have elegant marble bathroom, slippers, LCD TV with satellite channels and luxurious bedding. Some rooms have splendid views of the river. The spacious rooms include luxurious bathrobes and Egyptian cotton sheets.

Restaurant

The dining facilities offer modern European cuisine with the County Hall Restaurant opened for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Rotunda Lounge offering light snacks, traditional afternoon tea and has a cocktail bar.

The London Marriott Hotel County Hall is perfect for who wants to travel by car. The accommodation is with air conditioning. The hotel is ideal for sports lovers. There is a bar inside the hotel. The property is fully equipped with a conference room. The London Marriott Hotel County Hall offers disabled facilities.

The hotel provides either its own car park or a nearby one with a special agreement; being not included in the room price, for a paid parking the payment have to be carried out directly on the spot.

The London Marriott Hotel County Hall offers the use of a TV in the rooms. The London Marriott Hotel County Hall offers a minibar service.