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Anna Mar 23rd, 2001 09:33 AM

Hotel for 4
 
We are looking for central accomdations for a Family of 4. Our budget is $150-200 Amrican. Help!!!

Rich Mar 23rd, 2001 09:37 AM

I like the Hart House, very central <BR> <BR>http://www.harthouse.co.uk/

Kitty Mar 23rd, 2001 10:53 AM

We are going in June to London and will be staying at the Comfort Inn Hyde Park at the beginning of the trip which has two bedroom suites with a kitchen and washing machine. At the end of our UK trip we are staying at the Thistle Marble Arch. Now, the bad news is both of these hotels are around $250 US dollars but in London we wanted to make sure we stayed in nice, spacious accomodations. The rest of our trip in England and Scotland will be in small B&B's. I've stayed in decent and pretty awful hotels in London so this trip I decided that London would be our splurge so we wouldn't be on top of each other with 4 in a room. Hope this helps. <BR>

Maira Mar 23rd, 2001 11:33 AM

WHERE and WHEN are you going? Ages?

sandra Mar 23rd, 2001 07:47 PM

the hilton is running a special at some of it's london hotels of 69 gbp a night. go to www.hilton.com and search for london and you can see all the rates. kensington and olympia have the owest rates.

Anna Mar 24th, 2001 01:27 AM

Italy.

abc Mar 24th, 2001 02:09 AM

Dont mean to be picky, but Italy is very large. Just anywhere in Italy?!!

Rex Mar 24th, 2001 04:15 AM

Alright, cranky me, again. <BR> <BR>A pleading word again... apparently it seems to some that when you select a country for posting your message that the rest of us will be able to see what your choice was. We can not. It helps only when someone SEARCHES for a specific kind of message. <BR> <BR>Of course, in this case, Anna seems to be unsure what she wants - - saying "central accommodations" and then only specifying "Italy" makes no sense. <BR>

Anna Mar 24th, 2001 07:40 AM

We will be in London and Paris. Boys 11 and 14.

xxx Mar 24th, 2001 09:38 AM

Someone help Anna find the nurse for her medication.

Kitty Mar 24th, 2001 12:06 PM

The Hotel Suez in Paris is a good hotel, not very expensive, near the Sorbonne. We stayed there about 5 years ago and the room was $100 and included coffee and roll for breakfast. I sure it is much more expensive now but the other couple with me had a room with two double beds.

Jeanette Mar 24th, 2001 02:44 PM

I've just stayed at the Harlingford Hotel in Bloomsbury London. We were two people, but they gave us a quad room. By London standards, it was roomy, one double, two singles. Many families with children showed up in the breakfast room so I guess it's popular with families. The breakfast was particularly good, I think, for kids. Buffet of fruit, cereal and yogurt available in addition to the standard english breakfast. STaff was particularly nice and helpful -- even with the little ones. Price well within your budget I think. Three blocks from tube.

Margo Classe Mar 24th, 2001 03:33 PM

Check out what I wrote about rooms #247 & 246 below. <BR>RHODES: 195 Sussex Gardens. W2 <BR>Tel: 020-72625617 or 72620537. <BR>Fax: 020-77234054. <BR>Web site: http://www.rhodeshotel.com/ <BR>E-mail: [email protected] (36 rms., all w/toilet & bath or shower.) £65 single; £90 double; £110 triple; £130 quad. Rooms are £10 cheaper per night in the annex. Air-conditioned (main bldg. only). Continental buffet breakfast (7:30-10am, includes fried eggs) is included in the rates. Visa, MC (surcharge). Charming newly refurbished two bldgs.-in-one modern pretty hotel w/nicely furnished & identically decorated nice-size rms., cable TV, phones. Main bldg. (18 air-conditioned rms.): #218 (ground-flr. rm. w/small double bed) is for a single; #220 has a double bed, standard-size shower w/toilet & private roof terrace w/table & chairs; #217 is a ground-flr. rm. w/double bed, twin bed & shower w/toilet; #247 is a top-flr. attic rm. w/double bed, 2 twin beds, bathroom w/bathtub & small window that faces street; #246 is a top-flr. attic rm. w/double bed, bunk beds, small shower w/toilet & small window w/no view; annex located 1/2 block around the corner on Sussex Place (18 rms.): #322 (twin bed, compact shower w/toilet & faces street) is for a single; #321 & 311 both have double beds, compact showers w/toilets & face street; #320 has 2 twin beds; #301 has 3 twin beds, cubicle shower w/toilet & faces street; if you stay in the annex, you have to walk outside to the main bldg. to have breakfast but the rms. are £10 cheaper per night then the main bldg. I stayed in the annex for about 2 wks. and I was very comfortable. I loved it. I had a phone, fridge, bathroom & cable TV. What more could I want! most of the rms. have compact showers w/toilets, carpeted flrs., hairdriers, fridges, tea/coffee makers in each rm., noisy location, no elevator, 5 flrs., free private parking. Hotel has been in their family for more than 20 yrs. Tube: Paddington.


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