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Back to London
A quick catch up on the last two days. Called into Windsor to see if we could get into the castle. Arrived to hordes of tourists - thought about driving on but Came across a great car park, so decided to give it a go and so glad we did. There were heaps of tourists, but Windsor Castle is BIG! It is truly unbelievable ... It is all the castles we'd …
Loitering in London
Well, it's been a while since I last posted, so I'll see what I can tell you about my time in London. After being delayed in Washington, we arrived late into London. The breakfast that the flight attendant had left lying on the evacuation slide container for me was really lunch. Customs wasn't bad, but by the time I got out of the airport it was …
I'm leaving on a jet plane...
"I've got a jones forming in my bones" as Ashanti would say... The adventure has begun! So here we are sitting in Heathrow Terminal 5 departures lounge on a lovely red chaise sofa... It's 6.22am and still dark outside!... Autumns officially on its way! Still feels very bizarre ...
Treasures, a Church, and an Aussie
... climb to the top and explained that you end up outside, I was VERY glad I'd stayed behind. Heights and I don't agree with each other and the thought of being in an open space makes me queasy. We rode packed trains back to our neighborhood and stopped for dinner and a pint. As we were waiting for dessert, an older woman asked if she could sit at our table. We said yes and ended up having a wonderful ...
Olympic Letdown? (Day Four)
... the room is divided in two by a wall) only one other bed was occupied. I guess it's because weekends are significantly more expensive at around $40 CDN a night. But tonight, all eight beds are filled. I met Simon, a friendly Brit who was staying in town for the night for a friend's birthday. Later on, he returned from the hostel bar quite drunk, passed out, and fell off his bed. Luckily, he was sleeping in the bottom bunk.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hoxton Hotel London
Brilliant amazing value hotel in great location
we sayed two nights at this hotel and couldn't recommend it highly enough. great rooms quilts showers air con free pret breakfasts delivered to your room free wi fi fabulous modern design but with loads of character and a great bar and restaurant
ask for an aviator cocktail fresh zingy and delicious. a non smoking hotel but it has a lovely courtyard with a massive olive tree where you can smoke if you wish. we only paid £59 for the room for each night book direct on the hoxton hotel website
Great hotel
great hotel. Good funkiness. Super room, first class shower definitely one of the best i have ever had. Excellent food and a cracking bar reasonably priced too (stella 3.20)
Very interesting hotel and will be very popular i would stay again. We paid £100 so this is not based on a cheap rate.
You cannot park at the hotel but there are places around
Rude, inefficient and noisy
very poor reception staff kept me waiting for half an hour looking for my booking despite my confirmation email, which I showed them. Finally got a room after the agency rang them - why didn't they do this straight away. Was later summoned from my room to give them my card details, which I had already offered.
Room overlooked the atrium where the bar is. Noise until after midnight.
No apology received and the TV Channels didn't all work.
Not for me again.
Great value
This hotel is stylish with comfortable rooms & great bathrooms that you wouldn't get at twice the price in London. The shower was the best I've found in this country. They even give you a mini-breakfast. My only complaint is that the lobby, corridors and rooms were awfully dark, and I had trouble working at my desk. Neighbourhood is a little grotty and not especially convenient if you're going to the theatre or most museums. All in all it was a good experience; I've booked to stay there next week.
Stylish Good Value
I also spent last Saturday (2nd) and Sunday (3rd) at the Hoxton Hotel for £29 a night. As a general rule Fri/Sat/Sun will run at £59 p/n and the rest of the week £119 p/n. It's worth registering with the site (www.hoxtonhotels.com) to get notification of when they are doing more £1 p/n specials etc
Teething Problems
We stayed one night at the Hoxton and have to admit it was amazing value for the £29 we paid. This however was a introductory offer and I wonder what the normal prices will go up to.
Budget Boutique
The Hoxton hotel has just opened; and as an opening promotion they offered some of their rooms for £1/night. My partner and I stayed here the day after they opened, and we were very impressed. The rooms are good sized doubles, with ensuite shower rooms (no bath), the furnishings and decoration is all very luxe and swanky. The bed is *gorgeous* - Frette sheets that I so wished I could take home, above average quality for a hotel in this price bracket. Our room had a flat screen tv, that was positionable so you could watch in bed. The tv shows most UK terrestrial and freeview channels, but was a bit temperamental - some of the channels weren't working when we stayed.
Finally! An affordable London Hotel I can recommend.
A wonderfully comfortable bed, fine cotton sheets, gorgeously fluffy towels, a marvellously tactile divan, I can go on and on.... and I will!
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