Recommendations for a London Hotel

[vim_fuego]

Off to the Royal Albert Hall in December. Train into Euston.

Looked on Expedia and Trivago and how all the hotels look the same...

Anyone done a similar gig? Anyone recommend a hotel near either the venue or station. Willing to spend up to £150 for the night as its a treat [from me to me].

 

[briggfairy]

you could always try leaving it to the last minute and book a secret hotel deal on last minute.com, me and the missus did that a couple of years back and ended up in a very posh place directly over the river form the houses of parliment for around £80.

 

[vim_fuego]

Hot wire does that but if you search for it on google it gets nothing but a good slagging off.

Didn't know last minute did it though...

 

[Barch]

Did this a few years ago and got 2 nights with breakfast and evening meal in a **** hotel for £120 for the two of us.

They gave the price before booking but not the name although copying and pasting the spiel into Google came up with the hotel name.

 

[Warwick Hunt]

Hyde Park Ramada on the Bayswater Road is a good one, over the road from Kensington Palace Gardens and over the park from RAH. If you're coming into Euston, try the St Pancras Hotel. It's a beautiful old hotel just by St Pancras stn that's been modernised and renovated inside. Has an excellent spa for the Missus and a cracking location.

 

[FOMz]

http://www.lastminute.com/hotels/top-secret.html

Fill in the details and it will give you details of the rooms, but not the hotel. If you are a google ninja though, you will find the unamed hotels discriptions are taken from their actual web site. So a bit of copy and paste and googlisation... Hey presto, you should be able to work out what hotel it actually is.

 

[Downsizer]

It's prolly not at all what you're after, but I'm a big fan of the UJ.

 

[Stevienics]

If you are a google ninja though, you will find the unamed hotels discriptions are taken from their actual web site. So a bit of copy and paste and googlisation... Hey presto, you should be able to work out what hotel it actually is.

Nice tip : )

Thanks