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Old Mar 17, 2015, 8:41 am
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No more free breakfast for Plats as per email from hotel: "To celebrate The London EDITION opening we previously included “Breakfast-on- us” as an additional benefit to your Marriott Platinum Rewards status to thank you for your support and custom. After 2 successful years and more exciting hotel development and openings to come, Marriott International is re-aligning the current and future properties with your existing Marriott Platinum Rewards program to provide a consistent experience for our guests across the EDITION Brand. Therefore the complimentary breakfast option is no longer available at EDITION Hotels"
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Old Dec 17, 2019, 11:57 pm
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Originally Posted by EuropeanPete
Europeanpete says: both are good options. If I had access to those two rates, I would probably alternate between the hotels based on what I was doing in London and where I needed to be.
It'll just be 2 nights so maybe I should try the Edition as it's very 'Central'. Although just a leisure trip, I'd be nice to be in Chinatown / Soho area although GNH is good for Eurostar, which i'll be taking. GNH would be non-refundable though for the price quoted so I'll keep Edition and wait and see. I'll also got Marriott Maida Value on a BRG (115 GBP) which you also recommended before - it's OK but I liked GNH more for the wonderful a la carte breakfast and the location next to Eurostar. Edition would be interesting to try though. Thanks as always for your insights!
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Old Dec 18, 2019, 12:36 am
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Originally Posted by yorkboy24
Did you try the breakfast? I’m wondering whether to try this property next summer as I got a good rate [...]
We didn't try breakfast. (Above, newshound wrote that it was "very good".)

A summer trip and a good rate? Try it! The only things we actively disliked (the heating and the lack of same in the bathroom) are unlikely to be relevant in summer.
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Old Feb 12, 2020, 7:12 am
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I'm tempted to try this hotel on an upcoming stay, but it appears there's no pool and only a limited gym so I might opt for the Sheraton or Le Meridien instead.
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Old Feb 12, 2020, 7:50 am
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If Gym and Pool are important then LeMeridien would be better although gym facilities aren't wonderful there either. Best bet is to get a one week pass at a nearby gym (I got one at Fitness First / DW Fitness on Ramillies St) and avoid the peak work out periods.
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Old Feb 19, 2020, 2:54 am
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Originally Posted by newshound
If Gym and Pool are important then LeMeridien would be better although gym facilities aren't wonderful there either. Best bet is to get a one week pass at a nearby gym (I got one at Fitness First / DW Fitness on Ramillies St) and avoid the peak work out periods.
Any gym with a pool near the Edition?
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Old Feb 20, 2020, 2:35 am
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Not anywhere near that I know of, you'd need to go to a community sports center I'd imagine
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Old Apr 14, 2020, 10:55 am
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Looking for a hotel in London over Christmas and the cash/points rates for the EDITION seem decent.

Reading reviews here most seem rather underwhelmed. For around the same price, would I be better off at the Park Tower or Westbury?

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Old Apr 14, 2020, 2:34 pm
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Originally Posted by FlyingFrZ
Looking for a hotel in London over Christmas and the cash/points rates for the EDITION seem decent.

Reading reviews here most seem rather underwhelmed. For around the same price, would I be better off at the Park Tower or Westbury?
The Edition is the nicest hotel with the best F&B, but base rooms are petite. The Westbury is fine and I've always been in quite large rooms, but feels a bit dated. The Park Tower is in Knightsbridge which I find a pretty grim place.
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Old Apr 14, 2020, 4:40 pm
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Originally Posted by EuropeanPete
The Edition is the nicest hotel with the best F&B, but base rooms are petite. The Westbury is fine and I've always been in quite large rooms, but feels a bit dated. The Park Tower is in Knightsbridge which I find a pretty grim place.
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Shame I can't use my SNAs at the EDITION
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Old Apr 14, 2020, 4:53 pm
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Shame that Marriott has entire brands that don't really participate in BoNv*y (of which Edition is one of them)
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Old Apr 14, 2020, 7:04 pm
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Originally Posted by UA-NYC
Shame that Marriott has entire brands that don't really participate in BoNv*y (of which Edition is one of them)
Agree. Pretty confusing which brands do what, but know that if I want any benefits I need to avoid EDITION and Ritz. I kind of get Ritz, really don’t get EDITION
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Old Oct 2, 2020, 6:22 am
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Any recent experience of London EDITION? Has the experience/hotel changed much due to Covid? Visiting London for a weekend this month with my girlfriend. We are both in our 20s. I'm choosing between the London EDITION, Marriott Park Lane, Bankside, St Ermin's and W London, as all of them are £149-150 a night with my Healthcare heroes rate. We are looking to spend time shopping, visiting museums and experiencing good food. Not looking to party.

I should be Marriott Platinum for the first time, by the time I stay.

Edit: I should say, we are staying four nights, so could visit a couple of hotels.
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Old Oct 2, 2020, 8:30 am
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Originally Posted by Radiation Station
Any recent experience of London EDITION? Has the experience/hotel changed much due to Covid? Visiting London for a weekend this month with my girlfriend. We are both in our 20s. I'm choosing between the London EDITION, Marriott Park Lane, Bankside, St Ermin's and W London, as all of them are £149-150 a night with my Healthcare heroes rate. We are looking to spend time shopping, visiting museums and experiencing good food. Not looking to party.

I should be Marriott Platinum for the first time, by the time I stay.

Edit: I should say, we are staying four nights, so could visit a couple of hotels.
You probably know this, but if you want your status to be recognized the Edition isn't the best place for that. Not that Platinum gets you a whole lot, but you won't get free Platinum breakfast (again - not like you're missing out on much).
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Old Oct 2, 2020, 8:37 am
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Originally Posted by Dn10
You probably know this, but if you want your status to be recognized the Edition isn't the best place for that. Not that Platinum gets you a whole lot, but you won't get free Platinum breakfast (again - not like you're missing out on much).
Thank you - I was aware but I appreciate the heads up regardless. I just like the look of the hotel, and hopefully they upgrade me and honour the 4pm checkout.
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Old Oct 2, 2020, 9:03 am
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Originally Posted by Radiation Station
Any recent experience of London EDITION? Has the experience/hotel changed much due to Covid? Visiting London for a weekend this month with my girlfriend. We are both in our 20s. I'm choosing between the London EDITION, Marriott Park Lane, Bankside, St Ermin's and W London, as all of them are £149-150 a night with my Healthcare heroes rate. We are looking to spend time shopping, visiting museums and experiencing good food. Not looking to party.

I should be Marriott Platinum for the first time, by the time I stay.

Edit: I should say, we are staying four nights, so could visit a couple of hotels.
Is Bankside open again? That would be my first choice! All are good, St Ermin’s isn’t maybe the best fit perhaps, it stands out to your other picks and that particular area is a little soulless right now.
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