Accommodations in London
#21
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GraceCO
I have used LondonConnection rental apartments twice and have had good results. They answered phone calls immediately (US office) prior to trip as well as on the trip (London office- immediately sent someone out to fix front door on one apt. and how to reset WIFI on another).
I have used LondonConnection rental apartments twice and have had good results. They answered phone calls immediately (US office) prior to trip as well as on the trip (London office- immediately sent someone out to fix front door on one apt. and how to reset WIFI on another).
#23
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Thanks dorfan2, seamus and Tulips for the recommendations. I'm very frustrated with the communications issues with London Perfect and after several emails--with three different people--I've yet to find a suitable apartment. I'm trying to stay at the $2,000-2500 level, but their apartments, even with a significant discount, jump from $2400 to $3500 a week for a one bedroom. Granted, they are in the best areas of town--Kensington, Chelsea--but it just seems a bit pricey given the competition. I really loved my experience with Paris Perfect, so I hate to give up on them. This shouldn't be so difficult!
Thanks tuscanlifeedit--
Thanks tuscanlifeedit--
#24
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We stayed at the Villiers St. 1 bedroom apt. with London Connections last March. Noticed the rates are $2000/wk approximately. It is very centrally located - right next to the Charing Cross and Embankment tube stations adjacent to Trafalgar Sq./Covent Garden area.
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dorfan2, that apartment looks good & pricing is great. I only see photos of the bedroom and bathroom. Do you recall if there's a sofa bed in the living room? I'm traveling solo to visit my daughter (she's a rad student) & I'll need a place for her to sleep overnight. Thanks for your help.
#26
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I don't think it's a sofa bed, but it was so comfortable that I fell asleep on it once (not a long sofa).
Here's the link to the apt. - click on the right arrow inside the row of photos under the large photo and you can see the sofa. In March, the living area was arranged a different way - the TV was on the window wall and the sofa was along a non-window wall.
Here's the link to the apt. - click on the right arrow inside the row of photos under the large photo and you can see the sofa. In March, the living area was arranged a different way - the TV was on the window wall and the sofa was along a non-window wall.
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GraceCO:
If you're really interested in the apt., check out my comments in my Trip Report from Mar. 2013:
http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...rs-theater.cfm
If you're really interested in the apt., check out my comments in my Trip Report from Mar. 2013:
http://www.fodors.com/community/euro...rs-theater.cfm





