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covent garden hotels
hello
am wanting to stay in covent garden - can anyone recommend a good hotel seen some goodish offers for the kingshall hotel - has anyone stayed there? any info appreciated thanks amanda |
A: Since you are interested in staying in Covent Garden, the following site may be helpful to you. It has a hotel section:
http://www.coventgardenlife.com/ We stay at The Strand when we're in London. Lots of people hate it, thinks it's rundown, seedy, seen better days, etc. We love the location and perhaps see it through different eyes. I don't know anything about the Kingshall Hotel. |
Are you sure you doin't mean the Kingsway Hall Hotel ?
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Jody - you are right. I am not having alot of luck with this - I accidently posted this on the USA board and wondered why I was not getting any post !
Giovanna - thanks I will have a look at that site amanda |
The Savoy is almost directly across the street from Covent Garden and they are offering some amazingly low rates these days.
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Flyer......do you think the Savoy's low rates are because of declining popularity of that particular hotel, or just a reflection of a drop-off in tourism? I ask because I stayed there 3 years ago and loved the location, but have been concerned about recent poor reviews of the hotel. If the price is "amazingly low", I think I'll chance another stay there. What are your thoughts?
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I have no idea why they've lowered their rates. (There were room available for around $275.00 a night this summer.) However, I doubt it had anything do do with the condition of the hotel or the service. The last couple of times I've stayed there the rooms have been lovely and the service perfect. I still have friends who will only stay at The Savoy. The only reason I don't is that I prefer the Sloane Square area. I'm not a fan of the Strand.
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I think the Strand, just by covent Garden, is central and suitable. Hotels I know of are these
HOTELS ON AND NEAR THE STRAND http://www.travelinn.co.uk/find/search_frameset.jsp Travel Inn County Hall. 2002: Mon-Thurs £79.95. Fri-Sun £74.95 http://www.royaladelphi.co.uk/index.htm http://www.demon.co.uk/hotel-uk/adelphi.html# Royal Adelphi Hotel. From £45 or 80 inc breakfast http://london.hotelguide.net/data/h100241.htm Strand Palace Hotel. 2002: £160 to £450 Also at discount £60 any date in August and £70 Fridays to Sundays all year on http://www.hotelsengland.com./ Discounts also on http://www.travelnow.com/hotels/ and on http://www.180096HOTEL.com Many rooms are small, but not all, so it is good to ask the room size before you book. Discount to £100 for a double on http://www.londonnights.com/ http://london.hotelguide.net/data/h100316.htm Charing Cross Thistle Hotel. £190 to 255 Double at £90 a night in summer 2002. See http://summerinthecity.thistlehotels...p?Offer_Id=271 Offers through brokers: see the entry above for the Victoria Thistle http://london.hotelguide.net/data/h100486.htm Waldorf Meridien. 2002: £210 to £495 Also at discount £165 any date in August and £176 Fridays to Saturdays all year on http://www.hotelsengland.com./ http://London.hotelguide.net/data/h100119.htm Savoy Hotel. £265 to 1190. On 1 December 2002 offered 149 pounds a night on an internet site special. In summer 2003 $275 a night Welcome to london [email protected] |
1. The Fielding 4 Broad Court Bow Street
www.the-fielding-hotel.co.uk Justa few yards from the Royal Opera House 2. Hazlitts 6 Frith St 3. One Aldwych www.onealdwych.co.uk 4. st Martin's Lane boutique hotel very chic and expensive! |
thanks everyone for all the info! much appreciated
looks like I'll be busy for the next few nights! amandac |
I believe the Meridien Waldorf is undergoing renovations (some areas closed). After my recent horrible accomodations/poor service at Meridien Picadilly (see under hotel reviews)and knowing that Meridien is going bankrupt, I would steer clear.
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I agree with Giovanna. The Strand Palace is as good as any other (and more expensive!) hotel that I've stayed at in London and the location is excellent.
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