£1 Hoxton hotel rooms

Agent_C

Mandles wrote: »

Thanks for posting dates. Good luck!

Thanks, managed to get a £1 room last time so here's hoping...!

ICEHOCKEY44_2

Where is this hotel sited?

I am looking at going to London for the New Years Celebrations, I have found a hotel opposite Bucks Palace for £136 inc breakfast, which is quite central.The Hoxton price will be £99 with a Pret a Manger breakfast, but not too sure how far it is from say Trafalgar Square?

if you know please let me know, and I shall try booking too.

Cheers

donna

ukmonkey

ICEHOCKEY44 wrote: »

Where is this hotel sited?

It's about 2mins walk from Old Street Tube Station (which is on Northern Line).

Hope this helps!

zaitoon

Anyone know how many people these rooms sleep?
Do they have family rooms?

blindman

zaitoon wrote: »

Anyone know how many people these rooms sleep?
Do they have family rooms?

How about you try looking at the web-site or -god forbid- actually ring them and ask???

grahamfromoldham

Not exactly a grabbit, but while we're on the subject of London hotels to be done on the cheap, we've just booked to stay at the brand new Travelodge on City road ( 450 yards from Old st tube station on the Northern line I believe ) for £26 per night in November. You need to play about with the dates to get it this cheap and we're staying for 3 nights from Friday to Monday ( total cost £78 )..hope this helps anyone.

helenhugs

yay I love this deal. Managed to go on it twice before at the £1 rate. Lucky me lol although it was the only holiday I got & only for 1 night at a time. it was worth it.
Good luck to everyone. it's worth a try. the £29 rooms are stil a great deal.
Hugs
Helen

zaitoon

Blindman, i thought the whole point of this thread was to help people, not be sarcastic!
As you can see i,m new to all of this and i did have a quick look at their web site the other day but couldn,t see the revelant info.
Just thought it would be easier to ask on here as people will have been before to this hotel and would know. When i joined yesterday i read ask away it dosn,t matter how silly you think your question is people will help but dont think i,ll bother again if there all like you.

blindman

zaitoon wrote: »

Blindman, i thought the whole point of this thread was to help people, not be sarcastic!
As you can see i,m new to all of this and i did have a quick look at their web site the other day but couldn,t see the revelant info.
Just thought it would be easier to ask on here as people will have been before to this hotel and would know. When i joined yesterday i read ask away it dosn,t matter how silly you think your question is people will help but dont think i,ll bother again if there all like you.

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Ems*Honie

zaitoon wrote: »

Blindman, i thought the whole point of this thread was to help people, not be sarcastic!
As you can see i,m new to all of this and i did have a quick look at their web site the other day but couldn,t see the revelant info.
Just thought it would be easier to ask on here as people will have been before to this hotel and would know. When i joined yesterday i read ask away it dosn,t matter how silly you think your question is people will help but dont think i,ll bother again if there all like you.

I have seen many posts that could be answered by having a quick internet search, don't worry.

These deals tend not to include family space, I believe one Mse'er found that when she added a cot to the room it went straight back to normal rates.

I would recommend the travel lodge at £26 a night as mentioned by a poster above, their family rooms are lovely, big and really clean.