Visiting London in Feb

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down the
hall, please.

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Charlie

Good question. I'm not sure, but £ 40 - 60 per night for 3 adults would be
OK

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Charlie
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 16:49:42 -0500, "Charlie Freed"
wrote:

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down
the
hall, please.

What do you consider a reasonable cost per night for a room?

Good question. I'm not sure, but £ 40 - 60 per night for 3 adults would be
OK

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Charlie
"Rita" wrote in message
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 16:49:42 -0500, "Charlie Freed"
wrote:

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down
the
hall, please.

What do you consider a reasonable cost per night for a room?

Charlie Freed wrote:

Good question. I'm not sure, but £ 40 - 60 per night for 3 adults would be
OK

It'll be a little difficult, but not impossible if you book now. Go to
www.travelodge.co.uk. They have special rates if you book ahead- and
have rooms for three adults sometimes (assuming you don't mind sharing a
room.) Sometimes, the accor chain (www.accorhotels.com) have specials
too on their lower end hotels. Good luck!

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David Horne- www.davidhorne.net
usenet (at) davidhorne (dot) co (dot) uk

In article , Charlie Freed
wrote:

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down the
hall, please.

Charlie, I found that places with 2 stars are typically "en suite".
That's what they call it with they mean "with a bathroom". And I
highly recommend Bed & Breakfast places. I hope you like big, yummy,
breakfasts. There are a lot south of Victoria station. And I've never
visited a place that wouldn't let me look at it first. A good
guidebook on London will have lots of accommodation leads, I recommend
Rick Steves'.

Have a lot of fun!

--
Dan Stephenson
Photos and movies from US Parks and all over Europe:
http://homepage.mac.com/stepheda

In article , Charlie Freed
wrote:

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down the
hall, please.

Charlie, I found that places with 2 stars are typically "en suite".
That's what they call it with they mean "with a bathroom". And I
highly recommend Bed & Breakfast places. I hope you like big, yummy,
breakfasts. There are a lot south of Victoria station. And I've never
visited a place that wouldn't let me look at it first. A good
guidebook on London will have lots of accommodation leads, I recommend
Rick Steves'.

Have a lot of fun!

--
Dan Stephenson
Photos and movies from US Parks and all over Europe:
http://homepage.mac.com/stepheda

In article , Charlie Freed
wrote:

We plan a 10 day trip to London. With the weak $, I'm looking for hotels
that are "reasonable" in cost and normal accommodations - no baths down the
hall, please.

Charlie, I found that places with 2 stars are typically "en suite".
That's what they call it with they mean "with a bathroom". And I
highly recommend Bed & Breakfast places. I hope you like big, yummy,
breakfasts. There are a lot south of Victoria station. And I've never
visited a place that wouldn't let me look at it first. A good
guidebook on London will have lots of accommodation leads, I recommend
Rick Steves'.

Have a lot of fun!

--
Dan Stephenson
Photos and movies from US Parks and all over Europe:
http://homepage.mac.com/stepheda

Good article on what to do in London

http://triprunner.com/index.php?topic=110.0


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Good article on what to do in London

http://triprunner.com/index.php?topic=110.0


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