I Stay In A Marriott Hotel - Not What I Was Expecting

[@mason6300]

The red pillow mark is for the Marriot task force. If someone steals a pillow their tactical squad can infiltrate the home of the offender and take only the necessary pillow. It lowers collateral damage considerably.

[@luciollelsa]

🤣Good one!

[@Delphinidae-j5z]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CodingAbroad]

Only been in 1 Marriott before and it was very nice. I was having a bad time in my personal life at the time and I think they noticed and without asking they gave me an upgraded room and FREE breakfast!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

that's what you call customer service

[@howardcobb4656]

J.W. Marriott was founder of the Marriott Hotel chain. He was a Mormon. Hence the Book of Mormon is in the room. When I traveled 100% of the time (70s & 80s) the Marriott was the chain to stay at. A little upscale and always great service. We would stay at JW Marriott Resorts for vacations. Always nice.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

yes they are the biggest brand in the world by room size

[@emergcon]

I was confused finding that book in the bedside table, together wth a bible. This explains why.

[@manupalace]

Ah useful knowledge! I (like many I imagine) was confused by the Book of Mormon in the room when I stayed at a Marriott

[@MaxPowerVideos]

Also known as The Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints.

[@Properbellend]

If you are cheerleading Israel at the moment, the Mormons are VERY antisemitic.

[@rayfih]

Three of my nightmares in this room...interconnecting door, dark curly hairs and an internal window 😱 Get me out of there!!! X

[@gizzykatkat9687]

And that weird parrot painting

[@rayfih]

​@@gizzykatkat9687😱 Hideous!

[@A190Simulations]

As someone who works in a Marriott branded hotel… You’d be surprised how many people get their knickers in a twist at a twin room. The artwork is chosen locally, a lot of the hotels having refurbs are getting “interesting” paintings. The portrait of Mr Marriott is present in the lobby of every Marriott branded property worldwide, it’s mandatory! Most hotels are aimed at business (some, like mine, are leisure and very different), and the weekdays early breakfast is always busy until 8.30-9am. They’re also a very American brand, you can’t escape it no matter how hard you try.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Indeed. And the same with the Mormon bible which I have found in my room at every Marriott I have stayed. For an international chain whose guests will be from many different nations and many different cultures it's almost impossible to get it right.

[@adrem9433]

The Marriott family are Mormons.@@alexmcwhirter6611

[@ybunnygurl]

​@@alexmcwhirter6611 The book of Mormon is part of the Marriott brand JW Marriott the founder was very involved in that latter-day saints Church (LDS)

[@juliet7703]

​@ybunnygurl yes that makes sense

[@chdreturns]

​@@ybunnygurlWow had no clue the founder of Marriott was involved in a cult.

[@ybunnygurl]

So I'm from Washington DC area where Marriott hotels were first started and there are lots of them here. I also had the distinction of knowing the Marriott family as a kid growing up. The hotels are nice they're mostly a business type hotel but most hotels in America are business type hotels they're not really places you go to be entertained it's where you go to sleep after a day of sight seeing. Also the animal heads on stodgy paintings is a super big trend right now in commercial art for businesses and hotels Will probably keep seeing it around for a few years before it finally dies out.

[@kellieturnbull5089]

The sheet, pillows and duvet covers have different coloured thread so that housekeeping can tell the sizes.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

oh .. subtle

[@mssdn8976]

We stayed in the Marriott in Savannah, Georgia. It was amazing watching the ships going down the river and 5he riverboat outside

[@solidstateresistor2485]

07:00 The laundry is contracted out. It's a colour code for the factory.

[@jaffathecake]

I would be frightened to having a A Life Of Brian moment opening the curtain's in the morning in full view of the restaurant

[@mrbutch308]

I love Tim's commentary ... it is not only instructive but entertaining as well. Greetings from Philadelphia.

[@LilJr93777]

Always enjoy Videos from Tim. Love your KZbin channel. Loyal fan

[@Lightfur]

The coloured stitch on the pillowcase will be on all of the bedding. It denotes what size it is. Not entirely sure about different size pillowcases but it is to help housekeeping. When the laundry comes in and you have lots of bags full of folded laundry, you can easily see whether it’s a single, a double or king sheet by looking at the stitch colour. Probably all pillow cases are red as not to confuse them with a single sheet which look similar when folded and stacked on top of each other. How sad that I know this.

[@monk3yboy69]

The print in your room is Major Budgie, from the Vintage Satire Collection. Quite the piece to have in an original vintage gold frame… If that’s your thing.

[@mya1207]

As an American the Marriott selection of hotels are always my top choice!

[@niahoward1920]

I’m curious what did you think of this hotel? I to M an American and the Marriott is always my go to hotel but this one just did not make the standard, what say you?

[@Hassnxo]

I always stay in marriotts. They are mostly always great. If you use points they are always at “ capacity” and you don’t always get what you want, and the room is always by an elevator. I do get upgrades, and those are usually nice. Try the Marriott in America, they are pretty nice. Love your videos!! Marriott is Mormon.

[@reececollison5101]

I’m staying in the Marriott Marquis in New York for 10 days next year!! I can’t wait!! I’ve heard amazing things about it, newly refurbished and amazing new comfy beds

[@nathanlloyd]

Didn’t expect you to visit my home town! My parents had their wedding reception here about 20 odd years ago!

[@Glendamarie_]

Quite liked the hotel “But “artwork really quirky “ 🤣 But the sound effects tim was hilarious 😂

[@GemR38]

Birmingham city centre has this grand old Marriott hotel on Hagley Road that would be awesome to see you look at. See what you think. It should be quite a comparison to this modern one.

[@cryptumrecords]

I can't believe in the space of a month, two KZbinr's I routinely watch end up in my town without me knowing! Only memory of that hotel was my prom and doesn't look like it changed much! Keep up the good work Tim

[@DecimateJerseyCI97]

The photo of the bird scared me lol. Brilliant Video Tim . Hope your safe with the storms that are happening :)

[@WalkWithMeTim]

me too

[@LittleKitty22]

Yes me too, wonder if someone is doing some dark rituals in that hotel to feel the need to put that on the wall! Yikes!

[@DecimateJerseyCI97]

@@LittleKitty22 Spoooky 🎃

[@traceybeerling3004]

Hi Tim Nice vlog . Photo in the room was freaky lol 😂. Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕Xx

[@bigwelshpaul]

Just catching up on this video. You are spot on about this hotel. I stay there regularly for work. Never had an inside looking room though.

[@itfcdhill]

So I actually stayed in the premier inn next door when I went to watch Ipswich play Portsmouth back in December. And.. the Ipswich team stayed in that very Marriott. So it’s fun for me to see inside it 😂👏

[@Mark1405Leeds]

Apart from inward facing room it looked clean and absolutely fine to me

[@brandonb.5304]

I'd rather an inward facing room with a view of...something...rather than an outward facing room with a view of a car park or building roofs.

[@rosemc2]

i loved marriott hotels ever since i was a kid ⭐️💕

[@jacquelinebray4199]

Tim, i think im correct in saying that the red cotton denotes double so 2 pillowcases, corresponding red marked sheet and quilt. King is yellow/gold. It helps the housekeepers to collect the clean laundry a lot quicker and the cleaning services to sort wash and press them in core t size order too.

[@espurious]

Your edits are getting better. The whole section from leaving the lift to entering the room is really nice.

[@juliew1824]

That budgie painting was hilariously bizarre. Just.....why ? 🐦

[@KLeBoutillier]

Marriott are generally clean, efficient business hotels good for 1 to 3 night stays. East in, easy check out. A hotel for sleeping, not for experiencing.

[@florencehodges-moore2909]

Hey Tim what a fantastic place plenty of room hope you had a good night and good breakfast thank you for sharing ❤

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks for coming on and watching

[@stevenwandels8934]

Never have tried a Marriott in the UK, I have visited the one in Rotterdam, NL, multiple times. For the one in Rotterdam, clean and well maintained rooms, very friendly staff and a very good breakfast buffet with other items you can order prepared by a chef (included in the price). Hope you'll someday find one that gives you a better experience! Thanks for the videos, grtz from Belgium

[@Springamatul]

The bird was scary 😯

[@victoriascott4997]

Hope you had a good time Tim 😀

[@GemR38]

So happy you are in Portsmouth but can't believe the bad luck that you're here during this terrible storm! If there is any possible chance, please give Southsea a look. There's the Castle, Canoe Lake, Two piers. Gunwharf Quays is very nice. It's worth checking out but maybe not when it's chucking it down outside. Also would be interested to see your opinion on The Royal Beach Best Weston Hotel. You like the old seaside hotels and I don't think Ive seen you try a Best Weston yet.

[@chrisonYTtour]

I’ve stayed in a few Marriott’s throughout Asia and Australia and my biggest memory is elaborate water features… definitely a nicer tier hotel but they do have a heavy corporate and events emphasis

[@oliverbatt3559]

I always find Marriott hotels to be a decent option: they've never disappointed me (although I must say that one looked a little more dated). It is very much a business hotel chain, but that doesn't bother me as they normally get all the basics right and deliver a higher standard of comfort compared to the budget chains. Crowne Plaza hotels are very similar, but they are slightly better in my opinion.

[@Thesmellofrain-h6o]

That picture of the dressed up parrot on the wall is too funny! Who decided that it fit in with the decor.

[@barrywood2806]

Definitely a business-oriented hotel, as are many Marriotts. I used to spend at least half the year in the US and often stayed in Marriott properties and was never disappointed. The luggage trolleys you saw are sometimes there for the convenience of guests, and sometimes 'operated' by staff. Personally, I'm not keen on atrium hotels as they can be noisy, and that filters into the room.

[@kratze1738]

I got wheeled in on one of those by a relative once after getting very sick on some bad fish. She trollied me right up to the hotel room like I was luggage!

[@carolyncoulter4116]

Oh, I pack my own cup or dish soap. Housekeeping sometimes uses the same rag to clean glasses and cups that they used in bathroom, yes even the loo.

[@seafoambeachcomb]

How do you know?? So gross!

[@william-uk]

The giveaway for the age/condition for me was the doors at 1:38 - very "functional", reminded me of a retro office block. I thought the bathroom looked really good (apart from the cleaning). And just looking at the breakfast made me feel hungry. I like inward-facing courtyard rooms because you can people-watch the other guests and the hotel staff, but it depends what view you're forgoing outside. Room phones are old but I miss them in, for example, Premier Inns - it just feels "weird" using a mobile to ring reception and the inevitable menu options are annoying.

[@garyjenkins6753]

There used to be a swimming pool in that open atrium. So from the entrance first there was the restaurant, then in the middle a bar, and at the end was the pool. Over looked by two floors of rooms. Looks a lot nicer than when I last stayed there about 15 years ago. Thanks for the tour!

[@roshimafair7603]

Yes when it was, the holiday inn

[@KarenWinfield-d7d]

Great video again Tim but the picture freaked me out xx

[@WalkWithMeTim]

you are not the only one lol

[@moomoopaul]

Tim I wanted to see what you had for breakfast and what you thought! I noticed you leave out the food a bit sometimes and I’ve gotta say it’s my fav part!! Love ur work

[@seafoambeachcomb]

Same here! I love seeing the food & he sometimes passes quickly by it, except for the sweets lol

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

Thanks for sharing nice informative video

[@anearangies2969]

😂..."the room is pretty basic"...(sitting down at the desk) "this is hUUUge"... Tim we LOVE your videos! Your honesty is appreciated.

[@HazelKitching]

I have passed this hotel many times when being in Portsmouth visiting family.Glad you showed us what it is like inside,looks very nice.I always wanted to stay there some day.

[@ItsMe94Z]

This reminded me of your video on your experience at the Hilton in Bournemouth (somewhere that I have stayed once), the person I was staying with said it's not what she expected and here lies the problem. A Hilton or Marriot in a bigger city or even abroad would be THE 5* star hotel expected whereas in smaller cities they'd provide a 4* service. The fact that there are so many sub-brands within all these major Hotel chains that it makes it confusing on what anyone might expect. At least from my experience that is.

[@nancykropf3809]

It's a very odd Marriott. Actually a odd hotel in general. The entrance is supposed to keep clients out of the weather. Most marriotts are much nicer and more comfortable.

[@Ghostwriter78]

What a bizarre painting of the parrot in uniform!!! Reminds me of that hotel you went to with that strange throw pillow on the bed that had that random man on it lol.

[@sharonsmith583]

Wow, Marriotts are ubiquitous in the US where they originated. Ive stayed in many different ones at different price points. They renovate historical properties in some countries (stayed at a gorgeous Marriott in Bermuda that was an historical property). The run of the mill business oriented ones are usually pretty bland.

[@thomascook578]

As a budgie lover, that picture rocks, but the wife hates it. The question to ask is....does it cheepen the room.

[@mancunianinlondon]

I loved it too. There's loads on google. Dogs, cats and birds in uniform

[@danmccall129]

😂 underrated comment

[@1028dianemarie]

Believe it or not, it was my ex-boyfriend that was responsible for getting tea service in every Marriott hotel in the world. It used to be Bigelow Tea. He also was the creator of the tea chest presented at restaurants. And In the US you know what to expect from Marriott hotel. You always feel safe booking one. it’s not five star but it’s more than adequate and always reliable.

[@chris-pike]

Hi Tim just subscribed to your channel you vlogs are just great and so interesting & informative to watch , that picture in your room was was quite odd but unique ! keep up the good work 👍

[@floatingisland544]

I hope you will go to some hotels in Cardiff. I'm going to a concert there next year at the Cardiff Utilita Arena and all the hotels within walking distance get very mixed reviews....

[@Bunno.]

We stayed at a Courtyard by Marriott in Exeter recently and it was a very nice hotel. The breakfast was on the top floor with an incredible view of the countryside.

[@lorenzomag100]

Enjoyable vlog Tim.I stayed in the Marriott in Amsterdam over 30 years ago,and we had a carpet at the entrance and a chap with long coat and hat at the entrance to greet us.We only stayed the one night as it was expensive,so the other nights spent in Amsterdam ,were in more affordable hotels to us

[@Angela-lg6jz]

Looks lovely to me. Did laugh at the budgie.

[@Spaceman-jb7hf]

Finding hair always freaks me out. Great review Tim.

[@swillie30]

We stayed in that hotel a few years ago and we thought it was a very nice hotel and the breakfast was fab! We walked to Port sunlight and had dinner.

[@gisme4648]

I stayed at the Marriott Circular Quay Sydney. Great views of the opera house and harbour bridge. It’s also right on the door step of the cruise terminal. Very convenient.

[@andyarmstrong1493]

Thoughts Tim. Looked like you walked through an open fire door on your way to your room. Another thing you might want to start checking is the Portable Electrical Appliance certification on stuff like Kettles, hairdryers, TV, etc. There should be a label on each power cord confirming that each has been checked and that it is current. These would give an insight as to how a place is run.

[@MargaretUK]

Do you work as a Health and Safety officer by any chance! 😁

[@andyarmstrong1493]

@MargaretUK No Margaret I'm long retired, shocks me how many well known hotels cut corners in these areas

[@MargaretUK]

@@andyarmstrong1493 Anything to save a pound or two eh? It's a really bad situation though, you would think that there would be regulations that they would be legally obliged to follow.

[@andyarmstrong1493]

@@MargaretUK Margaret, you're so right. I know Covid has put a lot of businesses in a bad place. In truth, in many hotels, I regularly found out of date or untested portable electrical appliances, well before Covid. These should be tested under H&S regulations and electrical safety too. I often thought that if these basic safety requirements aren't being addressed; what about all of the other things, hygiene, fire safety etc.

[@MargaretUK]

@@andyarmstrong1493 It doesn't bear thinking about 😬

[@доктор-вонючая-морковь]

Shares similar furniture to the Holiday inn express Including the coat hanger 🍄 things on the walls

[@lparky4409]

We stayed in a hotel in Brussels with a window opening to an atrium, a few floors up from the reception, smaller than yours but quite a cosy room.

[@chrisguardiano6143]

When it comes to quality, US & UK Marriotts are about the same. However with US Marriotts, the rooms are quite big especially if the Marriott is located in a downtown area of a city as these hotels are designed mainly for business travelers. Also many US Marriotts have smart TV's that can be controlled by a tablet which also controls the climate control system & the lights. I recently stayed at the Marriott in Las Vegas & I have to say that the room quality is right up there with many of the mid tier resorts on the Strip like the MGM Grand & Caesars Palace even though it is located off Strip & you will likely need a car (or walk a long distance) to get over there.

[@patrickhannon4217]

Ooh Portsmouth! I really like going down there, I went to Portsmouth for a school project ages ago to do with the HMS Victory, and kind of fell in love with the place, hope you had a good trip Tim

[@JeansDolls]

The red stitches on the pillow cases is probably a laundry mark. Looks a nice hotel

[@davidpar2]

Our local Sheraton was built in the 60s or 70s and features rooms that look into the center of the hotel, where there’s a courtyard restaurant and a pool and hot tub. I always thought that was neat. It was a popular design choice in those days. National Lampoon’s Vacation from ‘83 features a motel like that. Btw-you used to be able to go out onto the balconies, haha

[@Polaris97]

Great honest review. You've tackled the good and bad things you've seen in the hotel.

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

Morning Tim, hotel looks clean and well maintained. Does exactly what it says on the tin . Yes very business vibes, but perfect if your just passing through. You didn't mention the price.

[@antheamarriott2758]

I have stayed at the Marriott in Leeds. Found it to be very comfortable and clean.😊

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Good to know!

[@lesleyalexis8232]

I did but they removed the swimming pool and then upped their prices.!!

[@jpsellars]

I’ve been wondering for a while when you were going to review a Marriott on this channel. My “go to” hotel chain for many years. Not sure about the Delta rebrand many are going through though.

[@Curlyperm59]

Never heard of them. But i am glad you showrf me. Have yiu ever stayed in a ramada hotel. My mum and i did in manchester. We had 2 double beds and a phone i the bathroom. Which i thiught was odd. But the breakfast wow. Another great vlog tim. Thank you❤

[@splatinteractivegames]

That Marriott hotel looked a very dark and depressing place to stay. Very dull nothing like the bright Marriott hotels we have stay in before. Tim you make us laugh with you funny comments the bath hair was one of those moments! 😅 👍👍👍

[@martinjjennings]

Glad to see that you had a good stay at The Marriot Hotel, in Portsmouth. It is also worth going to the seafront of Southsea that has a couple of historic piers and good views of the Isle of Wight on a clear day! Some good independent hotels like The Queen's to go too.

[@Unoriginal_aaah_name]

That painting/photo was chefs kiss. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 I’d like to have it on my wall.

[@beckibeckham423]

Im from Portsmouth and had my wedding reception here 20 yrs ago in May. Obviously looks very different now, inside and out.

[@pinkwolf2020]

Looks like any Marriot over here in the US, except: a) we'd have a coffee machine and not a kettle, and b) the artwork would be more generic (from my experience - trees, nature, shells on a beach, etc.). Do like the free breakfasts in the business hotels, although the fancier ones have gone to cafes where you have to pay. I'll stick with the mid-level business hotels, best bang for your buck.

[@DuchessandHammer]

I love the gamble you take with those elevator shots! Will the camera still be there?!?! ahhaa

[@BrianS5588]

Very useful as I have to go to Portsmouth next year for a conference. I have stayed in Marriott Hotels before, and yes functional and pitched at business travel. The decor did look like an office! I might try to find something a little quirkier! Though I was drawn in by the breakfast!

[@davidmark6160]

Thanks for the nice review. The picture/painting of the Marriott’s (the chain’s founders), is a Marriott brand standard and supposed to be in a central area of every Marriott hotel.

[@r12004rewy]

I've stayed at this hotel once when visiting the area to see the Mary Rose, also had a room that overlooked the foyer area. Think the colour scheme internally is the same as it was many years ago, looked ok and a reasonable standard but hair in the bath that's a no no. The big open foyer/reception are reminded me of the Premier Inn at T2/T3 Heathrow Airport, I stayed there a couple of weeks ago in one of the refurbished rooms the standards are getting better all the time.

[@pippab636]

For information Tim, the Grosvenor House on Park Lane is a Marriott. I have stayed there several times (Executive lounge access) and I thought it was good. One big advantage is the hotel has its own garage

[@kenzyfoot]

Any plans on visiting Hotel Arts in Barcelona it’s incredible Tim 😁

[@WalkWithMeTim]

not yet .:-)

[@niahoward1920]

I’m heading to Spain, this summer from the states. What do you love about this hotel and any others?

[@Trth1707]

Loved the budgie pic, very quirky.

[@raymondbudd7355]

Marriott is usually my first choice (I travel a lot with work), always found them to be one of the better chains out there Not sure I would always stay for leisure purposes, since I prefer something a bit different in this context, nonetheless they are usually very decent. Great channel and maybe try a Malmaison next.....

[@jstanovic]

My wife uses Marriott of business travel and is Platnum or Titanium, not sure. We use their JW or Marquette brands when traveling on vacation and haven't been disappointed. We stayed at downtown Buenos Aires Marquette last November. We had a suite. The hotel has a roof top pool, exercise facility and deck. Love the M Club where we often stop for free wine, beer and appetizers after a day of sightseeing. We will be in Paris in the Sping and will likely book at the Marriott.

[@fraserkatie]

Stayed in a Marriott in Peterborough , very clean and good I had interconnecting doors as well but very noisy on the ground floor near a car park. Nice swimming pool but busy.

[@OutandAboutWithDavid]

1:00 its like the windows should be outside and not face over the bar and lobby. 1:30 the guy looks happy to see you. 2:00 in the mirror the picture looks like pennywise a bit. Did you cover it over? I would as well as the mirrors. 7:20 did you do a mirror test? No Space, leave the place. Thank you Tim.

[@BristolLeathered2010]

Oh I can now ... but this box wasn't here earlier on ... sorry Tim ... keep up the good work and when u next in Bristol / Weston Super Mare area

[@dresadin]

Try the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel sometime, but be sure to stay in one of the renovated rooms overlooking the sea. You'll read a lot of mixed reviews, but usually it is from those staying in non-renovated rooms that don't overlook the sea who have complaints. It's a truly wonderful Marriott that isn't one of the typical Marriott business hotels. During October, I stayed there for two nights before a cruise out of Southampton and loved it. Headed back in August for another two nights before another cruise.

[@gnfcosplay6313]

Tim you and your family should come to the isle of Wight.We have 3 havens, lots of hotels including Premier Inns and lots of beach's and black gang chime is the oldest theme park in the UK. Hope to see you soon!!

[@marko8964]

Book of Mormon is a standard thing at Marriott - you'll find it in pretty much every Marriott hotel.

[@robertgrady5509]

I’ve stayed at a few Marriott’s in the uk about 6-8 years ago all were excellent and great service also in California they were great quality and service was second to none 👍

[@rain_down_]

Have stayed in quite a few Marriott's in my time, mostly on business, and they're usually pretty good. They are definitely more for the corporate side of things, especially with their Bonvoy program. Always assumed Marriott were an extremely well known hotel brand lol

[@emergcon]

Hilton, Hyatt, Marriot. You are right. Marriot is the biggest hotel chain in the world. Its 4-5 Star Businessstandart. Nice big room, good bed - with the option to ask for a certain mattress, highspeed internet, international tv, a gym, a spa, a pool - with the option to book it for half an hour for free for your self. Bussinescenter, a lot of meeting rooms. Good breakfeast where they prepear stuff fresh for you. But I dont know who wants to spend their vacation in either downtown or at the airport cities like hannover, frankfurt, düsseldorf or the bussiness districts in london, paris, madrid or rome. They are focused on traveling professionals. Fun fact: A lot of drinks are named kind of strange so you can charge them on your corpo creditcart without raising suspicion in accounting. Love the Corpostuff. I just had to go in to one of those Hotels, "Hello I am XY and I am working for FAAMG Company X - I need a room for X nights". In most cases I did not even have to show an ID. Wonder if they can check if I actually work there or if they just send them the bill and nobody questions that ;)

[@rain_down_]

'A lot of drinks are named kind of strange so you can charge them on your corpo creditcart without raising suspicion in accounting.' That's brilliant - fair play to them! @@emergcon

[@thornbird6768]

Stayed in a Marriott in Miami , very nice 👍🏻 decent hotels and good food .

[@markstevens9660]

Was an American company, hence the ‘vibes’ …..love the way you describe the ‘white splatters’ on the headboard…😱😱 ….one can only imagine 😳🤔🤷🏼‍♂️ ….😘

[@whatsupwithdjpodcast]

I was laughing when he was touching the headboard! I hope he washed his hands!

[@PicaloOneill]

"first time staying at a Marriott..." ..."Marriott, another chain I've never heard of...." .... these are unfamiliar statements I guess to someone living in the US.

[@hendrikdevries9725]

Try the afternoon tea in the Marriot at London's Park Lane. Super experience, great teas, food, and slight heart attack on the price.

[@susannah1184]

The budgie picture was creepy. At least you didnt stay at the Ibis in Portsmouth, stay clear. Nice hotel, thanks for your vlog xx

[@patk2359]

The picture would have freaked me out 😂. Thx for the review