How is this area of London? And ? about UK rental agency, "London Agent"
Nov 18th, 2012, 10:50 AM
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You have two things going against you. Only wanting 3 nights which does eliminate a fairly large % of properties, and such a short lead time. I normally look for London flats 6-8 months ahead and sometimes even that isn't long enough.
My two suggestions would be 1) try one of the Citadines - they are apartment hotels and often have more availability (but also may cost more)
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2) Look at Premier Inns like County Hall. Their rooms mostly allow 4 if two are under 16. How old are the kids? But again - they do tend to book up early.
If you can find a flat in Bloomsbury/Russell Square, Victoria/Pimlico, Westminster, South Kensington - great. But it is getting late and you may have to settle for a hotel. At least it is only for 3 nights so the close quarters shouldn't be that big an inconvenience.
My two suggestions would be 1) try one of the Citadines - they are apartment hotels and often have more availability (but also may cost more)
AND
2) Look at Premier Inns like County Hall. Their rooms mostly allow 4 if two are under 16. How old are the kids? But again - they do tend to book up early.
If you can find a flat in Bloomsbury/Russell Square, Victoria/Pimlico, Westminster, South Kensington - great. But it is getting late and you may have to settle for a hotel. At least it is only for 3 nights so the close quarters shouldn't be that big an inconvenience.
Dec 24th, 2012, 02:44 PM
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"Our" apartment was great - location perfect, double-glazing eliminated noise issues from trains, but proximity of station was terrific for access to all of central London, and in walking distance of St Pauls, etc.
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