Capital Hotel London

... our mid life crisis , didn't really fancy a porsche, and hair colour - pah. Starting in South America then US, Europe, India, Nepal , South East Asia then finishing in China. Hostels all the way except for the odd flash hotel that the wife insisted on.

... nbsp;    The flight was uneventful and we arrived at London's City Airport.  It was the first visit to the English capital for Anna and me.  From the airport, we took the metro to Victoria Station.  Anna and I had a big ...

... te reason we went to London we probably wanted it to happen some where along the lines it actually did. What a midweek break, capital, culture, crude conversation and booze. Whats more we went to some museums, saw some cool monuments and saw parliament... ...

... that Su Yeon picked in the train, there was no fear we wouldn't know what to do during our stay in the British capital. "Mina House" was located just a few hundred metres away from the railway station, so it definitely wasn't difficult to find. At first ...

... as full as we could. After a hearty breakfast at our fine hotel, (90 pounds a night - pretty much the cheapest hotel in London.  1.97 Canadian dollars to the pound.  Yikes.) we set out for some serious double decker sightseeing. The weather was ...

... city is one of the most desirable places to be in the world. Not only is it a global commercial and financial capital but also a sophisticated urban sprawl with history, culture, food and entertainment that rivals any place on earth. And they drive ...

... out, very new city (strategically placed halfway between Melbourne and Sydney as the Aussies couldn't decide which one should be the capital!) but we actually loved it! Very beautiful lake, lots to see, many a pub and a generally welcoming, relaxed ...

I have lived in England for a few years now, but until recently had not had the time or money to really explore its capital City... well i still don't have the money, but i managed to find the time! Trying to explore London on a budget is a hard task let ...

... to Piccadilly Circus (12mins), where I will proceed to the Piccadilly Backpackers Hostel. Located in the center of London, Piccadilly Backpackers Hotel literally has Piccadilly Circus on its doorstep (London's liveliest area) -truly making it the most ...

... . Even though I hold a British passport and I'm technically considered to be "British" I did feel like I was visiting a foreign capital. London is a very different place from Edinburgh. That's not to say, as a foreigner, I wasn't made to feel welcome. ...

... , and finally emerging at our destination: North Lambeth Street in Westminster. We'd scored a very cheap room at Air Asia's brand new London hotel for only 55 pounds a night -- considering the area, it was a major deal.  We quickly found the hotel ...

... ; We were not game enough to drive in London so arranged to return the car in Maidstone and catch a train to the capital. The Sara hotel in London was certainly not of the highest quality but had a great location, very close to a subway station. The ...

... town that is very historic and beautiful in parts. The plan is to stay here one night then spend the weekend in Montevideo, the capital, and come back to Buenos Aires on monday and stay here until Graeme goes back to London next friday and this time party ...

Foreword: It's now been 4 days since Kirilee and went to hell and back in the Indian capital. I wanted to post this blog purely because it was a major experience of our trip and as ugly as it is... you've got to take the good with the bad and tell the ...

... by a pub first while we waited for the local restaurants to open for lunch). We ate Indian food for lunch (London is supposedly the Indian food capital of the world), and really enjoyed it... Since our time was really limited in London, we went on a ...

... they have there. Then we jumped in the car and went for a drive into the countryside because apparently Reims is the champagne capital of france and hence is surrounded by a whole stack of very scenic wineries. So we drove along for a while and ate ...

London es niebla. London es cielo nublado y por supuesto, lluvia. Como no podía ser de otra manera, la capital inglesa en su día me recibió con una lluvia torrencial. De ninguna forma iba a permitir que eso me impidiera ver todo lo que quería, sólo ...

... achieve incredible technological advancement without societal order. Proof: Delhi, India ------------------ My first impressions of the Indian Capital came courtesy of my post midnight ride from Indira Ghandi airport to my Hotel just outside the ...

... :00 420 mins ...McCartney. Claire Hamilton and Billy Butler present live coverage of this concert to celebrate the city's status as the capital of pop. Stereo Keep in mind that that is British time - so 8 hours ahead of California time. We'd ...

... . We did however do our only big night out in India last night, at a very flash bar with great food and wine, at London prices! Am writing my last entry from the comfort of a nice hotel, near the airport and away from the craziness of central Delhi, ...

... really impressed us both, we never expected to see such buildings in Delhi – The roads were like The Mall near Buckingham Palace in London. After lunch we set off to wander round Old Delhi. We stopped off at the Red Fort, which was built in 1648 but ...