I am looking for a good Hotel in London.Does anyone have any ideas?

IYO< what constitutes a good hotel? Thre are hundreds in london, what are your requirements?

Yes, we could do with more information, really! If you want a *really* good hotel, I can suggest plenty but they would be out of most people's budget. <BR> <BR>Take a look at http://www.ukhotel.com/london for some initial ideas... <BR> <BR>Paul <BR>

Connie: Since we don't know your price range, preferred location, taste, etc., try these Web sites: <BR> <BR>http://www.s-h-systems.co.uk <BR>or <BR>http://www.hotel-assist.com <BR>or <BR>http://www.demon.co.uk <BR> <BR>

If it's a budget hotel that you are seeking, here's several suggestions: <BR> ------------ <BR> <BR>Crescent Hotel <BR>49-50 Cartwright Gardens, WC1H 9EL (0171 387 1515/ fax 0171 383 2054) <BR>Russell Square tube or Euston tube/rail. Rooms 24 (18 en suite). Rates (incl English breakfast) single £38-£55; double/twin £71. Credit MC, £TC, V. Hotel services Fax. Lounge. Multilingual staff. Safe. Room services TV. <BR>This pleasant, family-run B&B, in a Regency house dotted with antiques, overlooks crescent-shaped gardens containing tennis courts (which guests can use). <BR> <BR>Elizabeth Hotel <BR>37 Eccleston Square, SW1V 1PB (0171 828 6812) <BR>Victoria tube/rail. Rooms 40 (35 en suite). Rates (incl English breakfast) single £40-£55; double £62-£80; triple £96; quad £106-£115. Credit £TC. Hotel services Lounge. Multilingual staff. Payphone. Room services TV. <BR> <BR>Located on a stately mid nineteenth-century garden square, the Elizabeth is hung with numerous Victorian etchings, engravings, prints and portraits. Rooms are comfortable and well kept. One of the best B&Bs in the area. <BR> <BR>Hotel 167 <BR>167 Old Brompton Road, SW5 OAN (0171 373 0672/ fax 0171 373 3360) <BR>Gloucester Road tube. Rooms 19 (18 en suite). Rates (incl breakfast) single £66-£78; double £82-£90; triple £105. Credit AmEx, MC, £TC, V. Hotel services Fax. Multilingual staff. Room services Hairdryer. Refrigerator. Satellite TV. Tea/coffee. <BR> <BR>A highly recommended hotel (as featured in Jane Solomon's novel of the same name) with real panache. Every room has been individually designed with flair, combining funky, bright colours with antiques. The reception-cum-breakfast room is decked out with marble tables and large modern paintings. <BR> <BR>Swiss House Hotel <BR>171 Old Brompton Road, SW5 0AN (0171 373 2769/ fax 0171 373 4983/recep@swiss-hh <BR>demon.co.uk/www. webscape.co.uk/swisshouse). Gloucester Road tube. Rooms 16 (15 en suite). Rates (incl breakfast) single £39-£56; double £72; triple £84; quad £96. Credit AmEx, DC, JCB, MC, £TC, V. Hotel services Fax. Laundry. Multilingual staff. No-smoking rooms. Room services Limited room service (noon-9pm). Satellite TV. Telephone. <BR> <BR>From the green foliage outside to dried flowers and russet carpets inside, every effort has been made to give the Swiss House the feel of an English country cottage. Good value for money. <BR>

OH, forgot to mention that the prices (post above) may not be current as it's from info that I collected for trip to London a couple years ago. BUT the hotels listed are decent places for a good value.

hi connie, <BR>here's another website for you, if you still need it. <BR> <BR>http://london.nethotels.com <BR> <BR>they have 800 hotels of all price ranges online, and have excellent search facilities. if you don't find anything there, then call there local center in London. <BR> <BR>It is a free service from them. <BR> <BR>good luck <BR> <BR>nudge <BR> <BR>

Sorry,everyone I should of given more information on what kind of hotel.My budget is open.I like the Notting Hill area.I am open to anywhere really. Nothing to trendy.I plan to go this fall or maybe next spring before all the tourist hit. I was thinking maybe about renting a flat for a week.