Hilton half price sale for weekends in 2010

J20BABY

http://www.hilton.co.uk/HiWayWeb/appmanager/portals/brand?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=brand_page_offers_details&offerId=73049

Book before 31 January.
Valid from 1 Jan-31 Dec.

your Minibreak includes:
• Lazy breakfast until 11am
• Late checkout until 6pm
• Kids stay and eat for free

danemi1

am rather excited now - booked the theatre tickets just before christmas - we are going to see we will rock you at the dominion theatre and now staying at the london docklands - thank you

Has anyone stayed there - I understand it is out of the congestion zone and has free car parking - very impressed!

J20BABY

danemi1 wrote: »

am rather excited now - booked the theatre tickets just before christmas - we are going to see we will rock you at the dominion theatre and now staying at the london docklands - thank you

Has anyone stayed there - I understand it is out of the congestion zone and has free car parking - very impressed!

Not been, hope you have a fab time. We're looking at going to Iceland for a weekend, but the flights are soooo expensive!

no.1swimmum

Keep trying to book for a weekend in Sheffield for a swimming competition but I get so far and then get Error on page and it won't go any further, think I will give them a ring later on today and book it.

traveller

danemi1 wrote: »

am rather excited now - booked the theatre tickets just before christmas - we are going to see we will rock you at the dominion theatre and now staying at the london docklands - thank you

Has anyone stayed there - I understand it is out of the congestion zone and has free car parking - very impressed!

Hi, I booked a couple of rooms there for my son's 16th in march.It was nice.The staff cannot do enough for you.Don't forget quidco too.

fluffychez

which is best for booking in london ?going by train not sure what station you arrive at/whats the closest to main city attractions otaly confused?

danemi1

fluffychez wrote: »

which is best for booking in london ?going by train not sure what station you arrive at/whats the closest to main city attractions otaly confused?

not sure hun but I rang the reservations numnber and the staff were brilliant - they advised me which one was congestions free zone and also had car parking available - its free too apparently! Worth ringing - very helpful

Mandles

I was looking but £124 for a twin room was best i could get. I left it as i found a 5* hotel with a pool and fabulous rooms for £100 the night on late rooms.

ShaneUK

fluffychez wrote: »

which is best for booking in london ?going by train not sure what station you arrive at/whats the closest to main city attractions otaly confused?

Which station will you be travelling from? That will then determine which London station you will arrive at, and someone can then confirm what is the closest to the station/attractions.

fluffychez

ShaneUK wrote: »

Which station will you be travelling from? That will then determine which London station you will arrive at, and someone can then confirm what is the closest to the station/attractions.

having a look seems to be victoria station/or victoria bus station depending if i travel by coach or train

arsenalboy

Danemi1, I have stayed at the Hilton docklands on many occassions, a lovely hotel.
Yes it is faraway from the congestion zone and has an underground car park which is free!! Tremendous views across the river to Canary Wharf, especially at night when all lit up.
There is a free hotel shuttle bus that runs at 15 minute intervals to and from the nearest underground station which is on the Jubilee Line, so only a small handful of stops from central London. From hotel lobby to the west end in less than 30 minutes!