"We primarily stay at some version of a Marriott and of all those we’ve visited this was the nicest. Friendly staff, everything was clean and the breakfast was the best. "
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"Loved this hotel. The room was very small but didn’t bother me because we are only in there to sleep anyways. The location was perfect, walking distance to so much! Would definitely stay again! "
"Great place to stay. Clean and quiet and conveniently located to all types of eating, shopping, and river walk.
Great breakfast buffet to start the day and fantastic rooftop bar for the evening!"
"Great hotel and and sound proof ! Which is very important to me . What is ECO friendly? I wish Expedia would stop asking that ! I saw a few pets there . I want to give a special tanks to OB who was great with , and an all around good person . Also thanks to Guhlam , Gabe , and Ulysses for a great stay in the hotel ! Byron"
"Excellent hotel, my only complaint would be the Peninsula food service.
We ate at the Shanghai Terrace our first night on site and honestly the food was only 2 stars. Specifically the appetizers were minuscule, and 90% pastry dough. Whatever filling was supposed to be inside all the dough largely wasn’t. The whole Peking duck was arranged haphazardly on the plate, the skin was not really crispy, and the taste experience was completely lackluster.
As to the main dining room the service continues, as always, to be erratic and frequently slow. Food is sometimes served hot, sometimes not.
The room service on our checkout day was absolutely abysmal. We both ordered eggs Benedict and both orders were served not a degree above room temperature. The hollandaise sauce was so cold it had solidified.
There really is no excuse for this.
And unfortunately we did not have time to return the order as we had a plane to catch and we were running a bit behind.
For an otherwise professional hotel the food service and quality is sadly lacking. It leads one to believe that the F&B manager could be a nephew, a cousin, or some other family member need of a job.
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