Covent Garden Hotel London

... the London sidewalks. It was my first time in England. The previous evening I'd been out to see the sights with a walk around Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, across the Thames and back again. Now, at 10am in the morning, I was helping to transport ...

... trying to find Russell Street and hoped I'd have enough time before the show started. The Woman in Black, Fortune Theatre - Covent Garden: http://thewomaninblack.com/ LOVED this show. I had very good seats in the Stalls, which was worth every ...

Covent Garden Market It is a place I always like to come every time I visit London. In the open piazza jugglers, mime artists, variety acts and musicians delight and amaze thousands of people who come here to visit the gardens, do their shopping, eat ...

... on and did a walking tour. We walked past Buckingham Palace again but this time on our way to Piccadilly, Soho, Covent Garden, and Trafalgar Square. We stopped for lunch at the Golden Lion a lovely local pub across ...

... Auburn's program measured up and many of the things they did I had already done!  That afternoon we went to the Covent Garden Hotel, another Firmdale design, and we met with Sarah Shorter, the sales manager.  She took us on a tour of the hotel ...

... helped us get closer but we still had to ask a guy at the tube station how to get to our one of many theartres in covent garden. We did eventually find it and pick up our tickets,; however by this stage the performance was not long away and so we didn't ...

... do). We walked from the parliament (we even got to hear Big Ben toll) to Trafalgar square, onto Piccadilly Circus and to Covent Garden. We walked in Hyde Park and on Oxford Street/Regents street to check out some of the shopping facilities. And I must ...

... the picture. As they say, "Pictures say 1,000 words" I visited: Leichester Square Science Museum Trafalgar Square Piccadilly Circus Covent Garden China Town Soho District West End Carnaby Street Oxford Street Needless to say, I walked all over the place ...

... tour of London in a WW2 amphibious vehicle that included a ride down the Thames! It was really fun. We then went off to Covent Garden for old times sake, enjoyed the buskers and some browsing - then a meal, then Nic headed back home on the train. Mum and ...

... were pressed for time before setting out again.  MD, KK and I went to see "Chicago" at the Cambridge Theatre in Covent Garden.  The theatre reminded us of the Paramount although not quite as decorated.  The play was absolutely fabulous - ...

... Happy Hour style, shared with our new found friends.  After a few drinkies (sixies, sevensies and eightsies), we headed back towards Covent Garden Tube Station. As we walked up from the square, we could see Marks and Spencer at the end of the street, ...

... being renovated, and a lot of roads being redone. We had some lunch in China town, before having a look around the markets at Covent Garden. Caught the tube to St Paul's cathedral which was huge! Hard to believe it was built about 400 years ago. Not too ...

... money in the gallery shop, although I was disappointed that a copy of the Da Vinci picture wasn't available. A walk through Covent Garden and Leicester Square finished off my tripping around in London and the UK (apart from the airport anyway). I ...

... trip to India.  So we just headed down to the central city to do another river cruise, walk around the parks, monuments, Covent Garden and Buckingham Palace. Lunch was a fish and chip platter at the Nag's Head Pub in Covent Garden. It was fun ...

... despite not having any luggage. Miles Traveled: Sights Seen: China Town, Little Italy, Hyde Park, Piccadilly Circus, Big Ben , Parliament, British Museum, Covent Garden Expenditures: 2.55£  Starbucks, 3.50£ for Baileys, 4.00£ for Tube ...

... the Tkts Booth in Leicester Square. The we secured half-price tickets for "Chicago" starring Duncan James at the Cambridge Theatre near Covent Garden. From there we took the Tube to the British Museum. While the kids and I examined the collections (Egypt, ...

... through different wax scenes that showed different import time eras in England’s history. After the museum, we got lunch at Covent Garden in a cute café. We got soup and salad that was really delicious. The food here just takes much more natural ...

... today around 1 in the after noon and checked into our hotel, which happened to be a Holiday Inn.  Our tour guide took us to Covent Garden, which isn't exactly a garden, but has a lot of shops and street entertainers.  I was able to buy a scarf ...

... in Eastern Europe. Even though we were tired, we left the hotel. We went took the Tube (my first time on the London underground!!!) to the Covent Garden area. We had lunch and did some shopping. Covent gardens was alright, I suppose. It was where I first ...