London hotels
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London hotels
After a year and lots of family issues, we are finally off again on holiday to UK, Belgium & Netherlands. First question: can anyone suggest a good hotel around West End/Covent Garden/Soho or nearby? I'm not looking for a super deluxe hotel but would be OK with paying between $200-$300 range per night.
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You might like to try Guoman Charing Cross (the old Thistle Charing cross) http://www.guoman.com/charing-cross/, I have stayed at this hotel several times, not deluxe, but nice and convenient.
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Hi there, my family (me, hubby and two boys 8 and 11) went to london last summer adn stayed at the Mayfair, which yes was a little more expensive, BUT...we walked everywhere, and it is so close to good restaurants, shops, the hop on/off bus just up the road, theatre district was walking distance. We found a great brekfast place close by. We loved the location,because we were only there for 3 nights we did not want to spend hours on the tube getting into the city centre, it was well worth the money we paid,
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I enjoyed a stay at the Waldorf Hilton in the theater area. It's in your price range and if you prepay, has special room and breakfast packages. There is a pool in the basement if you enjoy that amenity.
This trip, I am trying The Royal Horseguards, which has been newly refurbished and was recommended for its location near the National Gallery, etc.
This trip, I am trying The Royal Horseguards, which has been newly refurbished and was recommended for its location near the National Gallery, etc.
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Joined: Mar 2003
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How best does one negociate an upgrade or breakfast with a better London hotel. It will be just 1 night but three rooms.Does one go thru an Expedia and let them ask/negociate or directly to the hotel or the chain? It will be Tuesday April 14.




