Advice - London Lodging?

[severus]

My daughter is going to be visiting friends in England from mid-December to early January, and has asked me to book three nights in London for when she arrives, so she may tour the city before her friends pick her up. She wants something clean and centrally located; before I book a room I thought I might ask here. She's very excited - it's her first trip overseas.

 

Any suggestions?

[Fastd]

Central London is expensive, but when ever we visit I choose from the offers here

 

http://www.superbreak.com/london.htm

 

Hope this helps

 

Dave

[Scapanapper]

I once stayed at the Regents Palace hotel, which is about fifty paces from Piccadilly circus.

A quick look on the net told me they have single rooms for under £50, if she is with a friend then a twin is £51. There are also student discounts.

The place is basic and busy but there were alot of young folk there when I visited and I didn't have any problems.

Cheers

Scapa

[severus]

Thanks to both of you!

 

Ken

[Chris Goddard]

Scapanapper:

I once stayed at the Regents Palace hotel, which is about fifty paces from Piccadilly circus.

A quick look on the net told me they have single rooms for under £50, if she is with a friend then a twin is £51. There are also student discounts.

The place is basic and busy but there were alot of young folk there when I visited and I didn't have any problems.

Cheers

Scapa

Two's up on that!! VERY clean, no frills hotel and above all CHEAP!!!!

[jeepster]

make that three, when i used to have to work in london and pay my own hotel bills, the regent palace was the first choice, about as central as you can get, cheap and full of young student totty

[Ian FG]

jeepster:

cheap and full of young student totty

I bet Severus just loved hearing this.

[jeepster]

i was just meaning that it's full of young people and has a good atmosphere!

[Ian FG]

just kidding mate

[severus]

No, you're not.