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hotel in London.

  • 12-01-2009 12:00am
    #1
    shawnee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,830 ✭✭✭


    Am thinking of going for a three night break in London with Mrs and 11 year old boy. Can anyone suggest a reasonably priced hotel , that would be central for sightseeing in London. ;)


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  • #2
    Savman
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    Not being funny, but this comes up weekly. Do a search you'll find loadsa reading and recommendations.


  • #3
    winston82
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    just back from there with OH, stayed in hilton in holland park avenue, kensington. only 180 for 2 nights(breakfast incl.) Holland Park Tube 5 mins away, quiet area. Sightseeing tour bus stops right outside. Fantastic hotel. Just to add, if you have time, go and see the Thriller musical in Lyric Theatre. Worth every penny. You will need to buy tickets online to get good seats.


  • #4
    Savman
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    winston82 wrote: »
    just back from there with OH, stayed in hilton in holland park avenue, kensington. only 180 for 2 nights(breakfast incl.) Holland Park Tube 5 mins away, quiet area. Sightseeing tour bus stops right outside. Fantastic hotel.
    Stayed there a few times meself, always our first choice too. Hilton London Kensington is it's official name if anyone is looking.


  • #5
    kcb
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    Savman wrote: »
    Stayed there a few times meself, always our first choice too. Hilton London Kensington is it's official name if anyone is looking.

    Also Hilton Olympia closeby. Got a good deal there on hotelclub.net


  • #6
    personaltrainer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 319 ✭✭personaltrainer


    Look at www.citycentrehotels.com iv used it loads and they have some really nice deals ect...my advice would be to go for a place with a swimming pool...after a days sightseeing its lovely to go for a swim...:D


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  • #7
    ASIL1983
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    Check out www.mostynhotel.co.uk. Just off Oxford street and quite cheap. Two of my friends have stayed here many times and ive booked myself for next month


  • #8
    brousuka
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    If you could get a good deal, and i'm sure you could at around this time of the year, the best located hotel in London is the St. Martins Lane. Superb design and only 300 yards from Trafalgar Square, and also a short walk to Leicester Sq., Buckingham Palace etc.etc. Couldn't praise it enough!


  • #9
    Qprmeath
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    http://www.london.hotelsoffer.com/index.php

    This site tends to be quite reasonable.


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