Advantages: central location,choice of food,entertainment,friendly staff Disadvantages: not much, fairly large so some rooms are a bit of a walk to get to
...The Mecure Luxor is a clean, spacious hotel overlooking the river nile. The hotel boasts a choice of several restaurants, an italian pool side snack bar serving pizza, burgers...great for lunch either in the sun or shade. Indoors, theres a 24 hour restaurant, great for when you get hungry after a few drinks and watching the nightly entertainment. There is a buffet restaurant with themed menus, allowing you to try different cuisines. The hotel has activities available, mini golf, volleyball, water polo and has an in-house hairdresser, shop, and even disco!! Nearby are local shops and bizaar allowing you to try your hand at haggling with the egyptians. The hotel rooms are spacious, clean, modern and room service is available. The gardens are well kept, very green and rooms can overlook the nile, the pool, or the greenery. A highly...
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...Although fun to hang out there, Central London can get very busy and noisy. Often overlooked is some of the parts of London south of the river. If you get the northern line to Clapham, for example, you'll find lots of great pubs like the Falcon next to Clapham North tube station, and far fewer tourists. Or you could get the Victoria line down to Brixton. This is a really vibrant place with some really interesting restaurants such as the Eritrean restaurant on Coldharbour Lane. If you look around a bit, you'll find South London in general has a lot to offer and is often overlooked....
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Advantages: On bank of Thames, next to Tower Bridge, Tower of London & St Katherine's Dock Disadvantages: Quite a way from Central London, drinks & restaurant expensive
...Now the Guoman Thistle. Have stayed here 3 times on leisure breaks with a coach tour, all at August Bank Holiday weekends. Hotel overlooks the River Thames on one side and St Katherine's Dock on the other. There are lots of boats coming & going from the dock which has a very interesting lock into the River Thames. Around the walkways of St Katherine's Dock are restaurants, shops and of course a Starbucks for that morning coffee! Swans & moorhens nest on a boardwalk in the dock and cormorants visit as well.
Butlers Wharf, with lots of riverside restaurants with outdoor heated eating areas, is just across Tower Bridge is a very popular eating area in the evening.
Rooms nicely furnished and clean and either overlook the River Thames or St Katherine's Dock. Staff usually helpful, especially on reception, which can get very busy...
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