Hilton locations in London
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Hilton locations in London
I posted earlier asking about the London Hilton Metropole and have realized that Hilton is having similar specials at some other London locations while I will be there. Not too familiar with London though so wanted to get input on the following locations: <BR> <BR>225 Edgware Road (called the Metropole); <BR>179 Holland Park Avenue (Kensignton); <BR>129 Bayswater Road (Hyde Park), <BR>Half Moon Street (Green Park/Mayfair) <BR>380 Kensington High Street (Olympia/Earls Court) <BR> Any insight as to proximity to tube stops and Central London would be appreciated.
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I am not familiar with any except the one at Hyde Park. A 5 min walk to tube at Hyde Park Corner...actually not that far. Call the Hotels or visit the web sites or look at the London Transport web site...which I cannot remeber right now. <BR>Just some suggestions. <BR>BTW...I did not stay there but a friend did and the hotel at Hyde Park is nice and in a very nice section of town.
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We stayed at the Hilton Olympia back in Nov, 98 because it was the only one that we could use our Hilton Points for the entire stay. It was not what I would consider central, but there was a tube station about 5 minutes away and a bus stop right outside. It was always a long 5-minutes and a long wait for the bus as it was freezing when we were there. <BR> <BR>The hotel was pretty nice with comfortable rooms and bathrooms. Next time, I'd rather stay more central, but for the right price, I'd stay there again.
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I stayed at the Hyde Park Hilton in October 2000 and will be staying there in September 2001. It is a convenient location. You can walk to quite a few of the sites, museums, and great shopping and restaurants. Ask for a room with a view of the park. I did not ask, but got one anyway and loved it. BTW, this hotel's rates are reasonable for London.
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I have also stayed at the Hilton Olympia and Brian is correct, it's a long walk to the nearest (working) metro or a long wait for the bus. There is a metro stop right next door but it's one of those special-events one, only is open sometimes (never when we were there). <BR> <BR>We also didn't think that area had a lot of charm or good places to eat. I'll look for something more central when I return. <BR> <BR>Have a great trip, <BR>Sandy



