Reply With QuoteWe still use Sterling over here, ta. Not the 51st state just yetOriginally Posted by eastgermanautos
completely ruinous. Not going above $350 a night, in other words.
We still use Sterling over here, ta. Not the 51st state just yet
When I was young and full of rage
I hated Tottenham to the core
But now I've reached a gentler age
I hate the fùckers even more.
Any central London hotel under £400 a night is going to be a squalid shítpit.
If you want to play, you've got to pay.
Got in at The Ned a few months ago for £380. Quite nice.Any central London hotel under £400 a night is going to be a squalid shítpit.
If you want to play, you've got to pay.
Before I moved to Wimbledon (and therefore have no need for hotels in London), I tried a Premier Inn hub. Tiny little rooms but well appointed and fine for a night of rest. Think I paid £180 to stay in the Goodge St one & if one intends to be out and about then it seems like a good option, to me.Any central London hotel under £400 a night is going to be a squalid shítpit.
If you want to play, you've got to pay.
Which chick wouldn't go weak at the knees at the sight of a Premier Inn, eh?
He wants The Beaumont, that's what he wants.
Well it depends what her motives for meeting with e are, I suppose. And this isn't just any old Premier Inn.
The Delaunay is an option too, I would think.
Speaking of chicks, I have booked a private beach bungalow for 2 nights at the Koyao Island Resort on Ko Yao Noi & then two nights at some little beach shack called Ko Yao Beach Bungalows. Any experience of either/recommendations to stay on Ko Yao Noi. Going in Feb.
The Rathbone Hotel
A suite at Park Plaza, Westminster Bridge London
You even get a terraced view of that there Big Ben.
Well, the Elizabeth Tower.
Or rather the scaffolding around it.
300 Queens Heads
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