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visiting london
smorgan
Posts: 2 Newbie
myself and hubby are planning a trip to london oct 2011. where are they best and cheapest hotels located? best deals for shopping and dining. i have family in cambridge but my aunt really has no time to go exploring. we will be in london 10 long beautiful days. all suggestions and helpful hints are needed
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It's tough to answer that on here. For where to stay, look on Lastminute.com and you'll be able to get a "top secret" hotel in London. The tube system means you don't specifically need to stay close to anywhere. You can get a travelcard for a week and use the buses, tube network, and get discounts on things like the trips down the thames (but please wrap up it will be cold)
Getting to Cambridge is a doddle. Kings Cross does a Cambridge Express (51 mins from Kings X direct to Cambridge) I think it's 15 mins past the hour. If not theres loads of trains that go to Cambs from London with a few stops along the way.
Have a good look through Martin's deals as there are restaurant vouchers a plenty at the moment and London like any other city has tonnes of mainstream restaurants. Also look on Lastminute.com you'll get a theatre and dinner deal for a good price (a surprisingly good price these days).
Don't know where you're coming from but hope you enjoy the capital!
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Look on https://www.Groupon.co.uk for meal deals for London.
It is better to use a comparison site to find hotel deals as prices can vary hugely for the same hotel.
ie using https://www.roomratecompare.com a random search in OCT for 10 days, The 3* Hotel Americana comes in at £830 B+B with DHR, however fans of Ebookers would pay £1033 Room Only, a difference of over £200 !! that could nearly feed you for the 10 days
If you use the tube you can stay further from the city centre and get an even better deal0 -
London is massive, you really need to narrow it down to where you want to go and what you want to do and then ask the question0
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Try https://www.athomeinlondon.co.uk ...top quality accommodation, many central locations. Recently stayed at property 2 -excellent value for money0
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I suggest you look at, and post on, the 'UK holidays' board here, as London is one of the most popular topics
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=800
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