Which hotel in London?
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Which hotel in London?
I am trying to decide between 2 hotels in London. One is the LondonLodge, located in Kensington on Lewgarden and the other is the Georgian, located on st George's drive near Victoria station. Both areas look rather residential, with a bit of a walk to get to a pub or newspaper or coffee shop. My husband prefers the London lodge because it has a in hotel bar. I prefer the guardian as it seems to be a little more centrally located. Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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London Lodge is about equidistant between Earl's Court and High Street Kensington -- a little nearer Earls Court.
I assume (and certainly hope) you mean the Georgian <u>House</u> and not the Georgian or Guardian.
It is nearer Victoria but also not far from Pimlico and Sloane Square stations. There is a lot of construction around Victoria and the tube station but mostly on the other side from where the hotel is.
There will be almost no walk at all from either one to places to buy a paper/have a drink/get a bite to eat.
I'd personally choose the Georgian House -- but are these your only two options?
I assume (and certainly hope) you mean the Georgian <u>House</u> and not the Georgian or Guardian.
It is nearer Victoria but also not far from Pimlico and Sloane Square stations. There is a lot of construction around Victoria and the tube station but mostly on the other side from where the hotel is.
There will be almost no walk at all from either one to places to buy a paper/have a drink/get a bite to eat.
I'd personally choose the Georgian House -- but are these your only two options?
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"London Lodge is about equidistant between Earl's Court and High Street Kensington -- a little nearer Earls Court.>>
Which means it's not bloody convenient to the sites you're likely to want to visit as a tourist.
Which means it's not bloody convenient to the sites you're likely to want to visit as a tourist.
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"I looked on google map and I can't see any nearby restaurants, etc. where do you see them?"
For which one?
There is almost no neighborhood anywhere in central London (especially where there are hotels) that doesn't have nearby places to eat/drink.
W/i a couple blocks of the Georgian House are probably 10+ pubs and many restaurants/cafes. And w/i a 10 minute walk -- countless.
As for London Lodge - exact same . . .
For which one?
There is almost no neighborhood anywhere in central London (especially where there are hotels) that doesn't have nearby places to eat/drink.
W/i a couple blocks of the Georgian House are probably 10+ pubs and many restaurants/cafes. And w/i a 10 minute walk -- countless.
As for London Lodge - exact same . . .
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For the London Lodge, there's Stratford Road with small shops and a pub, and plenty of other restaurants nearby.
Georgian House looks much nicer than the London Lodge, though I would prefer the Kensington location.
I must say the hotel recommended by the previous poster looks much nicer then either one - probably more expensive?
Georgian House looks much nicer than the London Lodge, though I would prefer the Kensington location.
I must say the hotel recommended by the previous poster looks much nicer then either one - probably more expensive?
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Apart from the londontown website, also check out these others. You can search by price and by location:
www.lastminute.com
www.laterooms.com
www.trivago.com
www.lastminute.com
www.laterooms.com
www.trivago.com
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Agree with BigRuss and JanisJ-- go with Victoria area and also consider other options. Family actually stayed at London Lodge years ago and the people are really, really sweet and helpful. The location, though, makes no sense compared to all the other equivalent options available to you.
You don't say how long you will be there but have you considered an apartment/flat?
In addition to the other search sites referenced above, you also can go to www.booking.com and set your parameters on price and location (e.g., "Victoria Station" and use advanced options to pick budget/economy or sort by price after you search.
You don't say how long you will be there but have you considered an apartment/flat?
In addition to the other search sites referenced above, you also can go to www.booking.com and set your parameters on price and location (e.g., "Victoria Station" and use advanced options to pick budget/economy or sort by price after you search.
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