Hotel Lounges Info & Reviews
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For a USA Marriott Lounge, this a good one. Nice staff & clean space. Quiet with plenty of room & small balcony looking over the streetcar & river. Coffee machine, non alcohol fridge full of water, soda and juice. Breakfast is fine. I like a muffin or yogurt & coffee but husband said the hot breakfast was satisfying. Snacks all day. Hummus, cookies, nuts etc. Honor bar at night if you don’t want to visit Beacon or other bars in area.
The JW Marriott Queen’s Park has two towers. The primary lounge is in the South tower. During busy holidays, the sister lounge on the 27th floor of the north tower is opened to accommodate everyone.
Families with children are seated in a separate area to minimize noise.
The lounge is fully staffed and offers guest registration support with a top notch team.
Food offerings are always excellent with a mix of western and Thai food.
Breakfast is good, wide variety of food with an omelet station and lots of fresh fruit.
Afternoon snack with light sandwiches and fruit.
Evening offerings include a chef station and variety of buffet style offerings. They always have an excellent soup. Pictures follow
Stayed for two nights again this Christmas market season. The evening snack hour left a lot to be desired. I know I shouldn’t expect a “dinner” but the food in general was not great this time around. The wines were plentiful but the food was woeful. The standard seems to be bread, soup, green salad, and a variety of other “salads”. The other salads were not great this year. The desserts were tasty though and the wine flowed freely. Service was great as usual.
