London Hotels reasonable located
Mar 16th, 2015, 05:58 PM
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London Hotels reasonable located
We'll be in London 3 days and we would be well located close to restaurants, bars, shopping etc .. and not some fancy but comfortable hotel.reasonably well located
. They suggested this:
Ibis London Earls Court
Premier Inn Aldgate
Holiday Inn Kings Cross
Someone can give us a reference or suggest any. Our budget would be in 175/200 per night.
We know that London is not cheap...
Many thanks friends
. They suggested this:
Ibis London Earls Court
Premier Inn Aldgate
Holiday Inn Kings Cross
Someone can give us a reference or suggest any. Our budget would be in 175/200 per night.
We know that London is not cheap...
Many thanks friends
Mar 16th, 2015, 06:07 PM
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175 or 200 what? £, $?
How many of you?
ANYwhere in central London will be close to restaurants, pubs, shopping, and tube stations/bus routes.
None of those are in 'bad' locations, but I personally would want to be more central..
How many of you?
ANYwhere in central London will be close to restaurants, pubs, shopping, and tube stations/bus routes.
None of those are in 'bad' locations, but I personally would want to be more central..
Mar 16th, 2015, 08:50 PM
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Hi Janisj
Thanks for answering. I spoke to about 200 US dollars but if there is anything you can suggest it worth I could make the effort to spend some more. And of the three mentioned there is one that is more convenient than the others two ? Perhaps the Kings Cross?
Again ... thank you very much
Thanks for answering. I spoke to about 200 US dollars but if there is anything you can suggest it worth I could make the effort to spend some more. And of the three mentioned there is one that is more convenient than the others two ? Perhaps the Kings Cross?
Again ... thank you very much
Mar 16th, 2015, 11:10 PM
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Hi Pamlover, a budget in dollars is not really helpful - I don't keep up with the exchange rates.
But La Suite West, in W2, is an amazing hotel at amazing prices, sometimes as low as 112 pounds/night. Much better location than either Kings Cross or Earls Court.
But La Suite West, in W2, is an amazing hotel at amazing prices, sometimes as low as 112 pounds/night. Much better location than either Kings Cross or Earls Court.
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Don't like any of your three locations. Don't love Bayswater either because you're going to be on the Tube a lot more from there than you would from Kings X when touring. Tulips assumes you know WTH "w2" means, but a google check shows the location.
Go to Londontown.com and check its interactive hotel map for your dates. It may list in GBP, so just add 50% to the number and you have your dollar figure.
Who the heck is "they" who made the hotel suggestions?
Go to Londontown.com and check its interactive hotel map for your dates. It may list in GBP, so just add 50% to the number and you have your dollar figure.
Who the heck is "they" who made the hotel suggestions?
Mar 17th, 2015, 08:10 AM
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Londontown is good, or booking.com (which will list in $)
I'd look in these areas for budget accommodation that are in convenient neighborhoods:
<i>South</i> Kensington (not Kensington), Victoria, and Russell Square/Bloomsbury. There are TONS of other good areas but these three do have a fair number of reasonably priced hotels and really good transport connections.
I'd look in these areas for budget accommodation that are in convenient neighborhoods:
<i>South</i> Kensington (not Kensington), Victoria, and Russell Square/Bloomsbury. There are TONS of other good areas but these three do have a fair number of reasonably priced hotels and really good transport connections.
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