London flats
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My wife and I tried a flat rental for the first time and had a terrible experience. Rental company was called "London Connection." While others may have luck with such an arrangement, this group overcharged, underdelivered and once they had our money, we were stuck. Keep in mind also that most London flats are very small - seven in one flat will be tight.
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Try this flat. It's in Kensington which is a great location - right by the palace. We stayed there this spring and were very pleased! They have all sorts of flats. We stayed in the 3 bedroom 3 bath one and it was great! Also stayed in a 2 bedroom flat - great location and nice flats - very clean and the ones we were in were updated. The 2 bedroom had a HUGE living room! It is much cheaper than hotel rooms also. They have a concierge even to get you tickets, etc. and rooms are cleaned every day. www.onethirty.co.uk
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We have stayed at Scala House before and will return with our students in November. Although I think you would have to rent two of the apartments for seven persons, I think you'd still find them to be a great value. Visit their site on the Internet at www.scala-house.co.uk
The location is very good (right around the corner from the Goodge Street underground station). Relatively inexpensive restaurants can be found everywhere.
We had a great experience with Scala House and always recommend it to other travelers.
The location is very good (right around the corner from the Goodge Street underground station). Relatively inexpensive restaurants can be found everywhere.
We had a great experience with Scala House and always recommend it to other travelers.
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The BTA publishes a booklet called City Apartments with doxens of letting agents listed. We rented from Acorn rentals and it was a very good deal for five of us, but I think they only rent vacant student apartments, which might not be vacant when you are going.