Gloucester Hotel London

... even more so meeting up with Ethel and Rick for the first of many dinners out in the pubs of London. Their flat is about a two minute walk from out hotel so being in the neighbourhood certainly makes it a lot easier to meet up, not that it was ...

... district of London, at 9:00 pm. As soon as the four of us got checked in, we headed down to the Gloucester Road Deli (located in the hotel) for a late night meal. It seemed like everyone staying at the hotel was there for a bite. After a very casual (but ...

... easy option of getting the Heathrow express ticket straight to Piccadilly Station. From there, it was just a quick tube ride to Gloucester road and my hotel.   So after making my way to Gloucester Road I made it in one piece to the hotel, where I was ...

... was around the hotel. Stopped in the Stanford Arms pub to have a refreshment.  Decided to take the tube (closest one was Gloucester) to the Hyde Park area and find some lunch.  After much walking we finally found a pub, but unfortunately it was ...

... I suppose I'm just not hip. In any case, for starters, Su Yeon and I went south. We descended down the Gloucester Terrace to Bayswater Road and entered the Kensington Gardens. Of course, Kensington Gardens, once the private gardens of Kensington Palace, ...

... Radisson on Cromwell for my next visit. I like staying in either Kensington or Knightsbridge when I stay in London and I don’t usually like to stay in a modern hotel. I like being within walking distance to the V&A so I can go more than once. ...

Arrived London 6.20am and flew through customs with Nothing to Declare .. no staff to check us. Tube to Gloucester Rd and an easy walk to our accomodation. Couldn't wait to start exploring, it was just great to finally be back in London. Major change in ...

... lonely and didn't get to spend time with their parents much. Today it is the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Duke and Duchess of Kent and prince and princess of Kent. Prince Harry is also there from time to time. We left around ...

... and it was a bustling train station. We transferred to the Clam or the tube, whatever its a subway. We headed towards our hotel off the Gloucester stop and Dave headed to work to get some things done before we headed to lunch. We make our way to the ...

... weren’t sure what we wanted to do. Luckily we made it back to Waterloo, collected our bags and caught a tube to Gloucester Rd Station and checked into our hotel. We had a rest, I had a shower and then we went up to High St Kensington for a look in ...

... at Russel Square. It was great to catch up with Dan and Chandrika. We chatted all the way while walking through London to their hotel - a good way to spend Christmas Day. At their hotel we were booked into a Christmas dinner buffet followed by ...

... highlighted like that. Kinda cool. The tour dropped us off in Covent Gardens, which is pretty much at the opposite end of London from the hotel, and our tour guide said goodbye and have fun! So a group of four of us basically wandered around the ...