Large London Hotel Rooms
Feb 28th, 2006, 05:19 AM
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Large London Hotel Rooms
I know the title of this post may sound like an oxymoron, but which hotels have the largest rooms in London. I have heard that The Landmark, Renaissance Chancery Court and Harrington Hall are consistently good sized. However, everyone always seems to qualify there estimation with 'by London standards.'
Feb 28th, 2006, 06:18 AM
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I stayed at Harrington Hall Hotel last March and was really happy with the size of the room.
It was a front room facing the street, there was a decent size bed area and then the room turned a corner with a sitting area by the window with 2 chairs and a table, further on a desk and then the bathroom and a closet.
I thought it was a great room, and I have been in London rooms much smaller.
It was a front room facing the street, there was a decent size bed area and then the room turned a corner with a sitting area by the window with 2 chairs and a table, further on a desk and then the bathroom and a closet.
I thought it was a great room, and I have been in London rooms much smaller.
Feb 28th, 2006, 07:07 AM
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What's your budget?
You can have a large room at any London hotel if you can afford to pay for it!
Also, big isn't best. I always find the Landmark to be overly bland, and corporate, but then again recently someone on here managed to stay there at a very reasonable rate.
You can have a large room at any London hotel if you can afford to pay for it!
Also, big isn't best. I always find the Landmark to be overly bland, and corporate, but then again recently someone on here managed to stay there at a very reasonable rate.
Mar 1st, 2006, 11:45 AM
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Stay at Claridge's or The Connaught and have lots of character and history.
I never get this madness for an huge room, of course you don't want something claustrophobic, but enormous bedrooms are never intimate.
I never get this madness for an huge room, of course you don't want something claustrophobic, but enormous bedrooms are never intimate.
Mar 1st, 2006, 02:40 PM
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Two summers ago and after much research trying to find a large quad, we stayed at Mayfair Edwardian. I believe it has been remodeled and is now a Renaissance or Radisson but I wouldnt be suprised if the rooms stayed the same sizes. We found that area convenient for sightseeing, close to transportation, safe.
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This past December we stayed at The Renaissance Chancery Court for about a week. Since we were only paying 118 pounds a night with breakfast included, I expected to be shuffled off to a room the size of a closet. (And wouldn't have complained, given the rate we were paying.) The room turned out to be quite comfortably sized by any city's standards. It wasn't the largest hotel room I've stayed in in London, but it was definitely the largest "standard" room. Apparently, the executive rooms at the Chancery Court are enormous.
