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| London | hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 03:37 AM UTC
I am hoping to catch a concert at the Royal Festival Hall and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a reasonably-priced hotel with easy access to the venue. Any ideas?
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| London | Re: hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 06:46 AM UTC
The cheapest hotel I know of in the local area is the Days
http://www.hotelwaterloo.com/. It's not the most attractive of places from the outside, and the location on Kennington Road is a bit grim, but I think the rooms are OK and it's a great deal cheaper than the Marriott at City Hall!! Sarah
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| London | Re: hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 07:28 AM UTC
Hi
I always like the Sanctuary House Hotel in Westminster. Its away from that more seedy area across the river but central enough for you to walk to most places. Its 3 star and the rack rate may be a bit high so I suggest you book with a booking engine such as Tripadvisor or Hotelclub.com. There is a 'pub' on the premises which is nice and serves typical English fare (Pies etc). I was there some time ago but I understand they were refurbishing the place. No parking though! Check it out on: http://www.fullershotels.com/main/1011 but book through a discount site! Regards John
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| London | Re: hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 05:19 PM UTC
I found this place online - is this in a better area? Is it still fairly close to Southbank?
Tudor Court Hotel 10-12 Norfolk Square London, W2 1RS GB I appreciate your help! - CT
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| London | Re: hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 12:26 AM UTC
Hi
Your hotel is in Paddington (nr Paddington Station) which is just outside the west end/city centre. You will need to take the tube to your venue , but if this hotel is at a reasonable price then its not too bad a spot. You will be close to Hyde Park and the surrounding 'burbs' of Notting Hill and Kensington which are always lively! The Hotel I suggested is better located but if cost is an issue then anywhere is the London central area with its excellent transport is OK. I should warn you that hotels in Europe are not quite like the ones in the US. They usually have much smaller rooms, no elevators and while they rate them, a 3 star property in Europe won't match up with a 3 star in the US. The exception probably being when you get into the luxury class. Have a nice time, John
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| London | Re: hotel with access to Royal Festival Hall Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 08:58 PM UTC
If you could give us an idea of your budget we could probably help out with ideas for hotels which have easy transport links?
Cheers Sarah
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londonbabe
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