Hilton Hotels 50% off January to August worldwide weekend room sale

partingtonj

Fortune wrote: »

Hi going to book a hotel in London for sis and OH. As they are travelling from N Ireland and would like to stay near the shops and be in the centre (they will be walking alot ) does anybody have any suggestions as where to stay/

You might want to consider the Best Western Mostyn near Marble Arch. A rather nice Boutique hotel off the end of Oxford Street. Far from cheap, but BW do have deals.

partingtonj

JustaNewbie wrote: »

I got the London Hilton Metropole for £79.50 per night including breakfast for the w/e of dh's birthday but then they add on a tax of nearly £12 per night .

Do these discounted rooms also have late checkout till 6 pm?

You will find that Late Checkout can be a waste. Amost all hotels will hold your luggage for free (or a tip) when you give the room back at checkout. Provided you can give the room up at, say 10 or 11am, why worry?

stardrops42

Thankyou for this:T just booked London Dockland hotel, £70.73 for 4 0f us with breakfast on 30th Jan. Needed an overnight stay when we go to see our son play with his band at central hall westminster and this is perfect:D

alph250

Just booked the hilton in dublin for £61 p/n for me and the gf

Include that with ryanairs £15 flights thats a £240 city break hotel and flights included!

jay-1

milliebear wrote: »

I* have tried to find the hilton manchester airport but will not let me find hotel any ideas

Try this link: http://beta.hilton.co.uk/manchesterairport

t-elle

mirrorimage0 wrote: »

thanks for this just booked two nights in the london dockland one for our 1st anniversary for £106.

has anyone stayed here, whats it like and what is thier to do around nearby. x

Stayed at the Hilton Canary Wharf a couple of weeks ago, nice hotel, right next to DLR stop. Jubilee line goes to O2 with lots of entertainment.

kimborob

Just booked Hilton Strathclyde for 3 night break over Vanlentine weekend for £58 per night. Excellent deal.:j

katcan

ayrforce1 wrote: »

Would anyone know what exactly is included with executive lounge access at Hilton hotels. I`ve booked 2 nights in an executive room for the wife`s birthday, happens to be Easter weekend, at £70 a night . Website mentions refreshments , afternoon tea etc. but not too sure what you might have to pay for in lounge.
Thank you.

I have stayed at canary wharf hilton many times and can recommend it.Canary wharf tube is 3 stops from London Bridge.Its on the jubilee line and this goes directly to the 02 one stop or to Bond Street/Marble Arch via central line without changing. Executive lounge is very good you get a wide choice of breakfast, cooked, fresh fruit, toast, pastries meat and cheese etc.You also get afternoon tea and evening drinks. Cofee and tea is available all day plus free access to the internet. K

rh1_3

£39 at the Hilton Newbury B&B in Jan - Result

Enjoyed 2 nights in Bromsgrove this week for £49 p/n B&B.

My good lady had one of those cringe moments when a lovely lady was telling her about the good deal at £119 pppn. Ouch !

Nelski

Got the Glasgow Hilton for £75 pn :j :j as a Hilton user I should be getting an upgrade too so all in all its a bit of a bargain:money: ta muchly Mr Lewis:D

btw you dont pay for alcohol in executive lounges but having said that watch the closing times - Glasgow if i remember rightly is an early closer. Prague on the other hand is amazing and so much for free:j