London accommodations

Our favorite hotel, St. Margaret's, is gone and the Celtic, run by the
same people, in booked for the time we need it in mid May. Anyone have
any suggestions for a similar hotel?

In 2006, we spent two nights at the Travel Inn County Hall. Now when I
look it up, I keep getting the fancier Premier Travel Inn, nearby. Did
finally get to the Travel Inn site, but when it said they were
completely booked as far ahead a Dec. 2010, I suspect they are really
closed. Anyone know whether that is true?

Thanks,

Rosemary

"Dale Thompson" wrote in message
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Our favorite hotel, St. Margaret's, is gone and the Celtic, run by the
same people, in booked for the time we need it in mid May. Anyone have
any suggestions for a similar hotel?

In 2006, we spent two nights at the Travel Inn County Hall. Now when I
look it up, I keep getting the fancier Premier Travel Inn, nearby. Did
finally get to the Travel Inn site, but when it said they were
completely booked as far ahead a Dec. 2010, I suspect they are really
closed. Anyone know whether that is true?

Thanks,

Rosemary

Try http://www.travelodge.co.uk/index.php

"Graham Harrison" wrote in message
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In 2006, we spent two nights at the Travel Inn County Hall. Now when I
look it up, I keep getting the fancier Premier Travel Inn, nearby. Did
finally get to the Travel Inn site, but when it said they were
completely booked as far ahead a Dec. 2010, I suspect they are really
closed. Anyone know whether that is true?

It's the same hotel - it just changed its name to remove the world 'Travel'.
http://www.london-se1.co.uk/places/p...nn-county-hall

Ian

Duh.

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On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:30:06 +0100, "Ian F."
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"Graham Harrison" wrote in
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In 2006, we spent two nights at the Travel Inn County Hall. Now when I
look it up, I keep getting the fancier Premier Travel Inn, nearby. Did
finally get to the Travel Inn site, but when it said they were
completely booked as far ahead a Dec. 2010, I suspect they are really
closed. Anyone know whether that is true?

It's the same hotel - it just changed its name to remove the world
'Travel'.
http://www.london-se1.co.uk/places/p...nn-county-hall

On the other side of the dual carriageway from Premier Inn in Hull is a
battered looking Victorian pub advertising B&B for £15/night. The last
time I
paid £15/night for B&B was around 30 years ago.
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Martin

In London accommodation is really costly people live as pane guest or share the room with others.So if you get any place to live than you must get it.