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Feb 13th, 2002 06:53 AM |
Hi Elvira:<BR><BR>If this is the one I think it is, it's right across the street from the Gloucester Tube. I chose it four years ago for the tube location and because I could get the American room arrangement I wanted--adjoining rooms (was traveling with small children who take forever in bathrooms, so did not want typical British family room lined-up beds, one bath arrangement). We ended up liking its other advantages, too. You're just down the street from the V&A Museum, you can step out the door and get a bus to Harrod's in an instant, and you can even get takeout food from a number of places right by the station. We enjoyed the local bistros in the neighborhood (one whose name I forget had a scrumptious rocket salad that was to die for). The Holiday Inn had a good breakfast buffet, too.<BR><BR>The room was very much like a typical American motel room--two nice double beds, good bathroom, etc.--with double glazing!<BR><BR>Would I stay there again? I would have no objection, but now that the kids are older and can stay on a different floor from us with no problem, I might try a boutique hotel near the British Museum for a different experience. But that statement is less a reflection of the place than a reflection of my wanting to try new things.
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