Hostel in Europe for Married Couple
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Hostel in Europe for Married Couple
Hi we are on a major budget hence looking at a 3 night stay in London @ a hostel. I have done a LOT of research...I am finding a lot of hostels..but what I am not clear about is the availabilty of an EN SUITE [bath/toilet] in a private room.
Can anyone recommend any hostels in London that are clean and provides en-suite facilities that you actually stayed in. Actually I wouldn't mind finding out this same info for Paris also.
Thanks a lot.
Can anyone recommend any hostels in London that are clean and provides en-suite facilities that you actually stayed in. Actually I wouldn't mind finding out this same info for Paris also.
Thanks a lot.
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I doubt a hostel room of the type you want will necessarily save you money over a cheaper hotel in either London or Paris. I looked up private rooms there in hostels a while back, and ensuite rooms are rare, and if they do exist, are pretty expensive. For London, I would use Priceline.
I haven't stayed here, but lots of people have recommended this in Paris, and it has what you want:
http://www.villagehostel.fr
I haven't stayed here, but lots of people have recommended this in Paris, and it has what you want:
http://www.villagehostel.fr
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The Rotherhithe Hostel has doubles. Regular price is 24 £ each - perhaps there is an additional charge for doubles - don't know.
www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/196.html
You might also look into the Ibis hotels (I think there's a location near Wimbledon.)
The Cherry Court hotel runs around 55/double, as I remember. I stayed there in November. It was acceptable and has a terrific location right near Victoria station in a good area.
www.yha.org.uk/make_booking/process/196.html
You might also look into the Ibis hotels (I think there's a location near Wimbledon.)
The Cherry Court hotel runs around 55/double, as I remember. I stayed there in November. It was acceptable and has a terrific location right near Victoria station in a good area.
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From one budget minded married couple to another-You may want to try bidding on Priceline. We usually stay in 3* London for about $60 a night in the Kensington area this way. In 2 weeks we are staying at the Holiday Inn Forum Kensington for $50 pn through Priceline. www.biddingfortravel.com is a good place to learn more about bidding on Priceline.
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I will third the priceline suggestion (and give you a bump this morning).
A year ago (early April) my husband and I stayed 4 nights in the Kensington area at the Thistle Kensington Palace through priceline. It was a very nice hotel - large room, comfortable bathroom. It was $60/night after all taxes and fees.
But do take Nidwaldner_Chris's suggestion of looking at www.biddingfortravel.com to both understand what to bid for your dates/star level/zone and how to use the free re-bid concept. That took some time for me to understand, but it's a great way to bid for hotels on priceline!
A year ago (early April) my husband and I stayed 4 nights in the Kensington area at the Thistle Kensington Palace through priceline. It was a very nice hotel - large room, comfortable bathroom. It was $60/night after all taxes and fees.
But do take Nidwaldner_Chris's suggestion of looking at www.biddingfortravel.com to both understand what to bid for your dates/star level/zone and how to use the free re-bid concept. That took some time for me to understand, but it's a great way to bid for hotels on priceline!
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Thanks to ALL who responded, this is pretty good info and I appreciate the comments for thosw who 'have been there'. I am going to research all the links etc that you sent me.
Thanks again from Toronto! and hey SARS is gone so come visit us here!!
Thanks again from Toronto! and hey SARS is gone so come visit us here!!



