Between 2 London Hotels
Jan 27th, 2016 | 06:52 PM
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I don't know either hotel but going on location only and choosing only between those two, I'd say the DoubleTree at Victoria. No contest. Are these really your only choices?
Docklands is just too far out of the way in my opinion.
Docklands is just too far out of the way in my opinion.
Jan 27th, 2016 | 07:10 PM
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Why/how would one choose two hotels so far apart seems weird. Must be on points.
The Crowne Plaza is VERY far east out near the ExCeL centre -- so it would be fine IF you were visiting at a trade show or sporting event.
But otherwise (I assume you are in London as a tourist - right?) There is NO contest - The double Tree is practically IN Victoria station. Could hardly be more central.
Though it would help if you gave us your reasons for selecting these two properties.
The Crowne Plaza is VERY far east out near the ExCeL centre -- so it would be fine IF you were visiting at a trade show or sporting event.
But otherwise (I assume you are in London as a tourist - right?) There is NO contest - The double Tree is practically IN Victoria station. Could hardly be more central.
Though it would help if you gave us your reasons for selecting these two properties.
Jan 27th, 2016 | 07:12 PM
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Does the better location outweigh the burden of the higher price ?
Since we don't know how much each are charging . . .
Plus there are likely MANY other centrally located hotels charging the same as either one.
But in general - unless the Crowne Plaza was almost free I wouldn't stay there - IF this is a sightseeing trip.
Since we don't know how much each are charging . . .
Plus there are likely MANY other centrally located hotels charging the same as either one.
But in general - unless the Crowne Plaza was almost free I wouldn't stay there - IF this is a sightseeing trip.
Jan 30th, 2016 | 05:15 AM
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I'm trying to impress upon my S/O the convenience and importance of staying centrally as a tourist. Just by looking at a map, the docklands doesnt seem like it's too out of the way, so I'm glad those of you who know the area corrected me.
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Jan 30th, 2016 | 07:08 AM
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Oh - now I recognize you 
How did you transition first from Acton/Brent Cross to the (very) basic/cheap Tune to these much more upscale properties?
Before we send you off on all sorts of wild goose chases -- WHAT is your actual budget per night?
How did you transition first from Acton/Brent Cross to the (very) basic/cheap Tune to these much more upscale properties?
Before we send you off on all sorts of wild goose chases -- WHAT is your actual budget per night?
Jan 30th, 2016 | 07:36 AM
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Is that for one or two (I don't think you mentioned your SO on the other thread)
That is about £95 -- Try this place - it is VERY popular and does book up but it is an excellent location.
http://www.bb-belgravia.com/index.php
That is about £95 -- Try this place - it is VERY popular and does book up but it is an excellent location.
http://www.bb-belgravia.com/index.php
