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RadioMaster 13 Jun 2006 17:20

To all the UKers, need your help!
 
Hi,
Me and a friend are planning to come to London end of July/beginning of August.
Now we´re searching for a cheap but good hotel in London. The center would be best.
Does anybody know which hotel we could go to?
Thanx!
R.

PS: Can You tell me how to get tickets for Whistle down the wind? Heard that it´s played there..

AndyK 13 Jun 2006 17:29

Last time I stayed right in the centre of London I used this website ...

http://www.london-discount-hotel.com/budgethotels

Whistle runs until Aug 12th, London Theatre Direct seems to have the best deals on tickets that I can find (following a v quick google search)

R. 13 Jun 2006 21:53

London and cheap in one sentence contradicts itself. :wtf:

RadioMaster 13 Jun 2006 22:10

Not especially about the hotel, but booked the flight some minutes ago:
Altenburg (near Lipzig) to Stansted
both flights together for 15€!:D
God bless Ryanair!

Edit: booked the WDTW-tickets special price: best seat for 20punds/30€!

Ross 14 Jun 2006 01:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by R.
London and cheap in one sentence contradicts itself. :wtf:

An oxymoron one might say.

needmoremeat 14 Jun 2006 21:15

www.travelodge.co.uk

Try this! if you're going end of July it means everyone will have left the hotels after Wimbledon so there should be rooms available!:mrgreen:

RadioMaster 14 Jun 2006 21:21

Can you give me something like a possible good price for a double room, 3 nights?
We´re still searching and found very different offers.

Deb 14 Jun 2006 23:19

A good rate in central London would be about £70 a room. Not many of them around though.

This ones pretty good value. A load of us stayed there last summer during the HOTD tour.

http://www.kensingtonhogarthhotel.co.uk/

They were renevating then and we had a few nightmares with no air con when it was hotter than hell inside and out. But i'm sure that must be over now. Its a nice hotel and decors good and its clean.

Deb

waiting for some sarcy comments :-P

Deb 14 Jun 2006 23:26

Heres another one. A lot of the wwry fans use this. It;s pretty close to where Whistle down the wind is on as well.

http://www.ridgemounthotel.co.uk/

Ageing Bat 15 Jun 2006 00:05

Um.... Stanstead airport's quite a way out of London..... just thought I'd mention it.

RadioMaster 15 Jun 2006 00:17

Yes I know, we´ll have to go by train to the center.
A ticket to stansted is 25€(Ryanair), a ticket to Heathrow is nearly 100€(Lufthansa), so I think it´ll still be cheaper.

AndrewG 15 Jun 2006 00:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radiomaster
Yes I know, we´ll have to go by train to the center.
A ticket to stansted is 25€(Ryanair), a ticket to Heathrow is nearly 100€(Lufthansa), so I think it´ll still be cheaper.

Not if you take a taxi!

BTW trains are quite expensive going into London also. When I take a train from where I live to the center of London (which is about 40-50 miles or so) I pay £55 return during peak times !!! :shock:

Deb 15 Jun 2006 10:05

The Stanstead express goes from Stanstead to london so should be ok. Don't think it's as expensive as normal train fares.

Deb

scotty 15 Jun 2006 14:57

The stansted express will cost you around £25 return and this will take you into liverpool street, from here you can get the london underground, the bus or a taxi to get you anywhere in our great city.

RadioMaster 15 Jun 2006 18:54

Had a problem to purchase the WDTW tickets. Is here anybody who did this before?
They ask for a username/password, so I have to register on there site, but I dont know where and how, cant find anything:confused:

Deb 15 Jun 2006 23:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radiomaster
Had a problem to purchase the WDTW tickets. Is here anybody who did this before?
They ask for a username/password, so I have to register on there site, but I dont know where and how, cant find anything:confused:

Try here:

http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist..._header_search

RadioMaster 16 Jun 2006 13:56

OK, here the latest news:
Found a fitting hotel, it´s in Hammersmith, called "Hotel 65" it seems to be cheap and clean, that´s enough for us.

Can anybody explain the difference between english breakfast and continental breakfast?
R.

AndyK 16 Jun 2006 14:01

Continental Breakfast - Cereals, Fruit Juice, Coffee/Tea, Croissants, Bread, Cheese etc

English Breakfast - Bacon, Eggs, Sausage, Tomatoes, Baked Beans, Hash Browns, Fried Bread, Heart Disease, Black Pudding, Mushrooms, Lard, Toast, Cholesterol, Coffee/Tea, Fruit Juice, Cereals ...

Ageing Bat 16 Jun 2006 14:58

Go for the English breakfast.... you won't need to eat anything for hours (possibly days) afterwards! Continental breakfast and you're hungry again in 30 minutes. Well, I am anyway!

Eva 17 Jun 2006 16:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deb
A good rate in central London would be about £70 a room. Not many of them around though.

This ones pretty good value. A load of us stayed there last summer during the HOTD tour.

http://www.kensingtonhogarthhotel.co.uk/

They were renevating then and we had a few nightmares with no air con when it was hotter than hell inside and out. But i'm sure that must be over now. Its a nice hotel and decors good and its clean.

Deb

waiting for some sarcy comments :-P

You need to bring MUCH time with you for this hotel to discuss everything at the reception desk!! :lmao:
But a good hotel though..... :-P .... I have great memories!

Eva 17 Jun 2006 17:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radiomaster
Not especially about the hotel, but booked the flight some minutes ago:
Altenburg (near Lipzig) to Stansted
both flights together for 15€!:D
God bless Ryanair!

Edit: booked the WDTW-tickets special price: best seat for 20punds/30€!

Hi there,
you should have in your mind to be a little bit carefully about Ryanair!
A group of my German friends did miss a Meaty show in London 2004 because Ryanair canceled the flight very short-dated!!

Heli 17 Jun 2006 19:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ageing Bat
Go for the English breakfast.... you won't need to eat anything for hours (possibly days) afterwards! Continental breakfast and you're hungry again in 30 minutes. Well, I am anyway!


I still can't believe we got that free one in Luton!! I couldn't finish it! :lmao:

RadioMaster 17 Jun 2006 19:01

In all hotels that I´ve tried up to now were no more rooms available, but now I´ve found one.
177punds for 3 nights.
Very central.
Just have to ask the other part of this travel-team and then I will book it!

AndrewG 17 Jun 2006 19:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
Hi there,
you should have in your mind to be a little bit carefully about Ryanair!
A group of my German friends did miss a Meaty show in London 2004 because Ryanair canceled the flight very short-dated!!

Nice. :|

Deb 18 Jun 2006 01:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eva
You need to bring MUCH time with you for this hotel to discuss everything at the reception desk!! :lmao:
But a good hotel though..... :-P .... I have great memories!

:lmao: Great, but hot memories Eva ;)


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