Hippodrome, Home, Carwash...
These are just a few of the more hfrequently talked about permanent residents of Leceister Square. They're the big-time Clubs. What can I say about these clubs? Perhaps some of them are more hype than anything else but you really have got to see for yourself because ... Read review
The Radisson Edwardian is a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of the West End, between ... more
the National Gallery and Leicester Square, well placed for theatres and restaurants.The hotel has good access to Trafalgar Square, St James Park, Buckingham Palace and Westminster. Theatreland, Soho, Chinatown and Covent Garden are easily reached. Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square Tube stations are within walking distance.Minimalist in design, the rooms are all furnished with a Bang & Olufsen plasma-screen TV and luxurious fabrics.The Leicester Square Bar and Restaurant is a cool, relaxing retreat, where modern cuisine and seafood are served.The Radisson Edwardian provides free wi-fi internet access in some of the rooms and a business centre with fax and photocopying services.Guests may also wish to use the hotel gym..
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The perfect hideaway boutique hotel in the heart of the West End Tucked between the ... more
National Gallery and Leicester Square itself the Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel is cool minimalist and clutter free with beautifully designed furniture pale leathers and original art throughout The 60 bedrooms leave you with a sense of tranquil comfort featuring pale leathers supremely comfortable beds with percale cotton bed linen sleek BandO plasma TVs and luxurious glass and marble bathrooms Complimentary wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel
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Cascades at Eagleridge offers the ideal accommodations. The multiple levels of the Cascades at Eagleridge afford the utmost privacy for vacationing families or small groups, as well as beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Steamboat's shopping and nightlife are only blocks away, and accessible by shuttle during ski season. Each five bedroom town home boasts 2700 square feet of living space featuring an expansive living/dining area appointed with handsome furnishings, vaulted ceilings, warm fireplaces, whirlpool baths and maple hardwood flooring. Each residence is complete with a redwood deck, private two car garage, and fully equipped kitchen perfect for preparing the meal of your choice. Other amenities include alarm clock radio, cable TV, VCR and DVD player, CD player/stereo, direct dial telephone with voicemail, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, and washer and dryer. This property requires various minimum nightstays throughout the year.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
For the discerning guest who prefers the spaciousness and comfort of a town home, the ... more
Cascades at Eagleridge offers the ideal accommodations. The multiple levels of the Cascades at Eagleridge afford the utmost privacy for vacationing families or small groups, as well as beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Steamboat's shopping and nightlife are only blocks away, and accessible by shuttle during ski season. Each five bedroom town home boasts 2700 square feet of living space featuring an expansive living/dining area appointed with handsome furnishings, vaulted ceilings, warm fireplaces, whirlpool baths and maple hardwood flooring. Each residence is complete with a redwood deck, private two car garage, and fully equipped kitchen perfect for preparing the meal of your choice. Other amenities include alarm clock radio, cable TV, VCR and DVD player, CD player/stereo, direct dial telephone with voicemail, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, and washer and dryer. This property requires various minimum nightstays throughout the year.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
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Advantages: great location, great variety of things to do and see Disadvantages: expensive
Hippodrome, Home, Carwash...
These are just a few of the more hfrequently talked about permanent residents of Leceister Square. They're the big-time Clubs. What can I say about these clubs? Perhaps some of them are more hype than anything else but you really have got to see for yourself because of how varied each individual's tastes are. You can definitely not cover all of Leceister Square in one night or one day unless you are an overcrazed ... ...spend at least 3 days soaking up the people, the clubs, the bars, the restaurants and the international community that hangs around it. I suppose the large variety of clubs and pubs available at the area pulls in quite a large international crowd that makes it all the more appealing. Anyhow, the ODEON is also loacted close by and there is a ticket booth that makes sales of tickets that are at half price for performanes at The Strand or at some of ... more
Hippodrome, Home, Carwash... These are just a few of the more hfrequently talked about permanent residents of Leceister Square. They're the big-time Clubs. What can I say about these clubs? Perhaps some of them are more hype than anything else but you really have got to see for yourself because of how varied each individual's tastes are. You can definitely not cover all of Leceister Square in one night or one day unless you are an overcrazed efficient robot. To seriously appreciate the area, you have to spend at least 3 days soaking up the people, the clubs, the bars, the restaurants and the international community that hangs around it. I suppose the large variety of clubs and pubs available at the area pulls in quite a large international crowd that makes it all the more appealing. Anyhow, the ODEON is also loacted close by and there is a ticket booth that makes sales of tickets that are at half price for performanes at The Strand or at some of the Theatres close-by. Rendezvous is a cafe near the Haagen Daas that sells absolutely delicious but terribly sinful desserts. They do not serve hot meals so fill your tummies before getting a morself of some dessert sinfully out of this world or go with an empty stomach to fill up with rich textured chocolate gateau etc etc. This place is a definite must go if you have a sweet tooth and if you are in the area. Other than that, Leceister Square is also home to Chinatown. Bustling little place with interesting nooks and crannys selling chinese food products that are a luxury for any member of the chinese populace dying for some "home" cooked food. All the familiar sauces of chinese origin can also be found there. However, do not expect to make cheap purchases unless you speak cantonese fluently. Also, this is a great place to be in after night out at the club. With all that heavy boozing and violent swinging, you should be feeling famished at 4 am in the morning. Chinese restaurants are open 24 hours and you can get a quick bite if you aren't already pissed drunk.
Advantages: Lots to do,good food everywhere Disadvantages: crowded,beware of pick pockets
What can I say about Leicester square...a great place.Cinemas,Theatre,Pizza,Chips,Mcdonalds,street artists,So much to do and take in.
Last time I visited I had my portrait drawn which was excellent and there's always something going on.The amount of food you can choose from is amazing,so you'll never go hungry.
Its always busy ans really close to the tube, so whether your'e just passing through or staying for a while I would recommend it.Close ... ...if youre walking as the transport can get congested in parts and accidents can happen if its crowded.
May even get a glimpse of a few celebs in Leicester square,last ime I went I saw Robbie from Eastenders.....ooo I hear you cry in jelousy!
A really good place to visit ...
beckym 08.09.2000
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Advantages: central with easy access and bustling Disadvantages: Difficult with young children
Leicester Square. Whatever you do don't visit during the day. It is uninteresting and drab. Save your visit for ealy evening when it comes alive and be prepared to stay for the rest of the night.
You will be very lucky to find a taxi and it is not worth the effort. Use the tube or bus. It is cheaper and all part of the London atmosphere. When you get there just walk around and soak up the atmosphere. You will see street performers, artists happy ... ...you can eat as much as you like. Where? In Leiester Square itself. Still bored? Well there is still the theatre where late seats are often available or the latest movies from the main London cinemas.
Leicester Square at night is a must for every visitor to London ...
REG 27.06.2000
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Advantages: a great night out Disadvantages: no toilet facilities
...i was first told about leicester square by a good friend who visited london a lot. she used to hang out there with another group of friends who loved to have a great night out.
this was simply more than i expected it to be. i llike the food and the people and there are so many things to see and buy. one bad thing though, go to a toilet before you go there. hard to find a toilet and the stupid cinema won't allow you to use the bathroom unless you ...
windchimes 09.08.2000
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Advantages: Fun, full of life. Disadvantages: Does get very busy with people!
Leicester Square is the place to be if you want 24 hour fun! Every time I visit London, one of the first places I head for is Leicester Square. There's cinemas's (2 Odion's!), cafe's, bars, restaurants (McDonalds). You name it, it's there! If you want to sit and relax for a while, that's fine! There's plenty going on to see from the comfort of your chair! The people alone are sometimes strange and wonderful. I very often see buskers there trying ... ...is also not far from Leicester Square. I could tell you about China Town, but that's a different story altogether!
Be warned, it is expensive. Although it isn't a necessity to spend money here, you probably will be paying over the odds for a cup of tea. I bought 2 cups of tea and was charged over £2 for them! Although, if you look around, there are small places down the side streets which charge less.
It's a fun place to visit, especially for the ...
Louise90 15.03.2001
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Advantages: noisy fun Disadvantages: no good for agropheobics (how do you spell that?)
Never been to Leicester Square? Well it is about time you started to live a little.
Firstly, if you do go give daytime a miss because you will be disappointed. Wait until dark then it all happens.
You could, of course be going just for the cinemas but that would be a waste. So give yourself enough time to have a good look around and get a flavour of the atmosphere. Gone are the days when you would just see a one man band or a couple of tap dancers ... ...appreciate their efforts.
Now, Leicester Square buzzes. If you like the idea of the aroma of food cooked outside and do not mind the risk. If you like the idea of seeing dancers and music. If you like the idea of mime artists. Portrait painters. Body painters. Open air massages from chinese folk and people perfoming unlikely feats. THEN YOU SHOULD BE THERE! ...
lindylou 10.03.2001
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