Have stayed here many times on business. A staple Marriott hotel, conveniently located north of London and close by the rail line into Liverpool street. Will be very handy for the Olympics being 10miles up the Lee Valley.
A good 3-4 star hotel, adequate gym/pool. Cuisine is good, restaurant a little close to lobby and bar areas but if its compact and convenience you are after this one is for you. The hotel is handy for the Cheshunt shopping complex just 1/4 mile away, if that's your bag!

Very friendly staff, bedroom facilities excellent, and good food. evening dinner slightly expensive but superb. Only criticism is why the need to charge for overnight parking at £3.00.

I stayed here Saturday evening with my sister, because we were visiting friends in the area. First of all, I wa shocked to have to pay £3 to park in a hotel car park when I am staying there. Fair enough, there is a shopping centre nearby and, obviously this is to deter shoppers parking there. However, I feel, we should have been refunded the parking fee when we checked out, as we were clearly hotel guests, and not shoppers. Regarding the hotel, I would not class this as a 4* hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful, but the room, described as a deluxe, was not. It certainly was not very spacious, although on the plus side, it was clean. We were disappointed with the bathroom, which was quite dingy looking. The tea and coffee making facilities left much to be desired. We only drink decaffeinated coffee, and there were only two sachets of that, with one packet ot biscuits between us! We had a meal in the dining room Saturday evening, which was ok, if a little pricey. Also disappointed that they didn't have the wine we ordered. Breakfast was more than up to expectations though. I certainly would not want to spend more than one night in this hotel.

Stayed here for a 1 night break to go to a wedding. The hotel is easy to find, clean and has some great staff, all of who seemed to be very friendly and a good sized swimming pool which is always a bonus. There were some little things that could do with looking at however such as having to pay £3 for overnight parking even when you're a hotel guest., being offered a morning paper and then being advised that there would be a 50% delivery charge and no free wi fi in the rooms, which is one of my personal hates and no bottles of water in the room. Back to the possitives though and the room was a great size, I had room 132 which was a garden view with a balcony. It had a really comfy bed and superb pillows, iron and ironing board waiting for me and a good powerful shower. Rooms will be due a facelift soon though as some of the furnishings are coming towards to end of their shelf life. All in all a good standard of hotel which, with a little tweaking would merit a better rating, but I would stay here again.