This newly refurbished, contemporary hotel is conveniently located in the western part of Westminster, outside the Congestion Charge Zone and within reach of Paddington and Edgware... more
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conveniently located in the western part of London borough of Westminster within easy reach to Paddington and Edgware Road stations; Marble Arch, Bayswater, Regent?s P...
access to the Paddington railway station and Edgware Road tube station. This hotel is minutes from Marble Arch monument, Hyde Park, Bayswater, Regent¤s Park and the London Zoo. The hotel offers comfortable and well equipped guest rooms which feature satellite TV, hairdryer, coffee maker, safe, air conditioning and heating.
Edgware Road, W2 is a newly refurbished contemporary style Inn within easy reach of the West End\'s fabulous shopping and entertainment districts, as well as of Paddington and Edgware Road stations, Marble Arch, Bayswater, Regent\'s Park, Hyde Park, Oxford Street and Baker Street. The property is well served by the underground network with the Bakerloo, District, Circle, Hammersmith and City lines all providing easy access to the city\'s financial districts and major attractions. The Comfort Inn Edgware Road offers 40 beautifully appointed bedrooms, a spacious breakfast room, excellent value for money and above all, a friendly and attentive service.
Address: 450 Edgware Road, W2 1EG London, United Kingdom
Post Code: W2 1EG
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Continent: Europe
Street: 450 Edgware Road
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This newly refurbished, contemporary hotel is conveniently located in the western part of Westminster, outside the Congestion Charge Zone and within reach of Paddington and Edgware Road stations.
Advantages: Friendly staff, modern facilities, good value Disadvantages: Some areas of the hotel not as clean as others
...We have recently come back from a weekend away down in London. The trip was not purely a leisure break - although we did of course make the most of our time by perusing some of the sights in the capital. The main reason, however, for us going to London was so that my mum could attend a hospital appointment which was arranged for early on the Monday morning. Rather than travel down on the day and risk being late, we decided to travel down by train on the Saturday and make a long weekend of it. The hospital my mum attends is near Harrow, in Middlesex.
After searching online for hotels in the local area, we came across the ComfortInn hotel, which is located 5-10 minutes walk from Northwick Park underground station (on the Metropolitan Line). This was ideal as it was just a short walk away from the hospital, Northwick Park and St. Marks...
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...of the landscaped garden.
The Holiday Inn Kensington is located in the heart of London, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The hotel is located on a busy Londonroad and a 2minute walk away from Gloucester road underground station. Holiday Inn offers easy accessibility to all the major London attractions including High Street Kensington, Natural History Museum, London Eye, Albert Hall and Harrods. The hotel also offers a direct link to Heathrow airport via the Piccadilly line and the M4 and A4 are easily accessible.
I would recommend this hotel a great deal. It can get booked up quite quickly. A very nice and friendly hotel.
The hotel can be booked with train travel by www.superbreak.co.uk superbreak.com
Holiday InnLONDON-KENSINGTON
100 CROMWELL RD
LONDON, SW7 4ER ENGLAND...
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Advantages: Convenient method of transport, frequent trains, Easy to get around Disadvantages: Signal Failures, Broken Trains and Heat!
...to operate a generally poor service and the trains are in desperate need of upgrading. Many of the stations are falling apart and the general atmosphere on this line is glum.
The control centre for the District Line is located at Earls Court, and all trains on the line pass through here. Earls Court also provides a link to the Piccadilly Line.
Perhaps surprisingly, the District Line operates two different types of train. The main line services run D stock trains. The branches that run to EdgwareRoad and Olympia run C type trains. Don’t ask me what the difference is because I don’t know, but I thought it was quite remarkable that one line is capable of running two different types of rolling stock.
○ Fact: The District Line covers a distance of 40 miles!
♣ The East London Line ♣...
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As our main holiday for this year we decided to visit florida, we booked the flights in October as Virgin Atlantic were having a seat sales so our flights were costing us under £300 each which was a bargain, we decided that March would be an ideal time... more
My family and I stayed here recently from Wed 11th-Sun15th April 2007 on a three day advance deal with full breakfast included. We were two adults and two children and it cost £116 on the Wed and Thurs Nights and £107 the Frid and Sat nights. On... more
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