? Radisson Edwardian Vanderbilt
 

Currently booked in hotel in Earl's Court area for $88/night/person--triple with full breakfast for April. Considering the Rad.Ed.Vanderbilt for $92/night/person--triple with full breakfast for April. Would like opinions.

Just today I booked a room at the Radisson Vanderbilt for March (can't recall price per night). Several colleagues give it high marks.

I stayed there last Sept. It has very nice common areas and a great bar. The rooms are somewhat typical of the other hotels I've stayed at in the area; the Millenium Baileys and Strathmore, but more expensive. They do have a business center where you can check your email free. The area is my favorite to stay in. Very nice neighborhood and easy access to tube, walking to Harrods, Natural History Museum, Albert and Victoria Museum. And Starbucks!

How are the breakfasts at Radisson Hotels?

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Hi Gregg,<BR>I would stay at the Vanderbilt. Ask for a room off of Cromwell Rd as even though the windows are double glazed it can be a bit noisy. You are right near the Gloucester Rd. underground station with the Picadilly line and Circle and District lines.<BR>Earls Court is a little further out from the So Ho, Theater area and so a little cheaper. Also the Earls Court station does not have Picadilly line service until mid spring. You have to get off at Hammersmith and change to District Line. This is important if you are coming or going to Heathrow on the underground.<BR>Have a great trip.<BR>Cheers, <BR>Pat