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Goodbye London
Dropped car back to Reading, then headed to London for the day. Stayed at covet gardens. Found beautiful park just for kids. Sign read "All Adults MUST be accompanied by a Child". Fenced and guarded and FREE. Flying Fox and Soccer Pitches. Staff will entertain if needed.Stopped at Covet Gardens afterwards and Tom pulled out of crowd to be a part of …
FRIDAY: First reunion, London
I landed at Heathrow on Friday, filled with excitement at the thought of the next four days. This was Tour de France weekend! And if it matched my experience of last year, when I flew to Paris for the same four days, it would be a total success once again. Little did I think that it would go well beyond matching it - it would exceed my wildest …
Leaving the grey
... behind.. I'll take it one step at a time.. for now lets just get through the 14 hour flight to Bangkok with a stop in Sri Lanka. Looking forward to getting there and checking in to my hotel (Udee Bangkok) getting my bearings and start thinking about the next few weeks destinations... I've booked 3 nights in Bangkok to get some rest have a quick look around and make a loose plan... Here goes, there's no turning back now!! :) ...
Science Museum
... the boys. And a bag to carry everything home in! After spending 6 hours there, we grabbed a coffee, and then headed to Chinatown for dinner. We found the busiest restaurant ever, but at least we had a nice chat with a Welsh couple seated (right) next to us. Back to the hotel for my last night here. I *really* don't want to leave. I need to start doing something about study next year. But I'll definitely be back here again, and it will certainly be in less than 33 ...
I survived and alive....and I've moved on!
... in London. So friends, get the markers out to put October 28th in your diary to have a quick moment of silence, crack open a beer and think of me buggered after 21.1kms in downtown London town.
On the way back from Washington DC my Megabus decided to break down halftway in the middle of no where somewhere in Maryland. But I did eventually make it to Long Island that evening to meet Jake my long lost tennis loving possible axe murderer friend. ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsArriva Hotel London
quiet and peaceful. helpful and friendly staff throughout hotel. pool big hit with kids. beach 5 mins walk and big suprmarket. cafes a bit more expensive as near beach but hotel has reasonable prices.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Arriva Hotel London
Great Service
They serve all you can eat/drink; fresh toast, jam, cereal, milk, orange juice & coffee. Their breakfast room is kinda small so you might have to wait a little bit for a seat. Great service, they gave us a small suite with sofa, fridge, plates & utensils for double price room.
You get what you pay for
For the price that we paid for this hotel, we get a decent accomodation with a private bathroom.
The room is small but clean, the bathroom is clean, it's got television and telephone, and there is no charge for using the phone for a toll free number. They cleaned our room everyday and we got clean towels everyday. The staffs are friendly and helpful. The breakfast area is cozy. We got a free breakfast in the morning which consist of toast with butter and jelly, breakfast cereal, milk, coffee, and orange juice.
There is no air condition in the room, so we have to open the window to cool off the room. The trouble came when it started to rain which happens a lot in London. The rain would come in through the open window, but if we close the window, the room could become rather warm.
The location is not too great especially in the evening. It is not recommended for a woman traveller to walk alone at night around this area. But it is relatively close to a train station where many tube lines stop. It's about 10 minute walk from the hotel to the King Cross Station.