Hilton Metropole Hotel

... to London. Then we took the tube to our hotel on Edgware Road. The tube station was right across the street from the Hilton Metropole - very convenient! Again, we got a great deal on the price at the Hilton Metropole via Hotwire - about $112/night. ...

... was Windsor, I didn't realize how large it was or how close Heathrow was to it. On our way to our hotel, the Hilton London Metropole Hotel, we went by a few very ornate and beautiful gilded monuments and memorials along the way. Driving through London was ...

... overlooking the fountains and gardens. It was idyllic. We made our way to London after lunch and checked into the Hilton Metropole, London's largest hotel. There are many details to keep track of--some we are not very happy about. We have to send our ...

... street where the Governor of Tonkin's residence was, it was built in 1818.  Down the block from there, across the street was the Metropole Hotel, which used to be a prostitue den in the 80's but is now a $300 per night hotel, very French ...

... have a more natural beauty, but central Florence does have a charming feel to it. With that said, I would never stay at the Hilton Metropole again. Nice place but poor location, too much money spent on taxi's and mediocre service from the hotel. The train ...

... war and very good visual displays. We wlaked about the French quarter and visited the Opera house and then the famous Metropole Hotel where we stopped for iced coffees and chocolates ( costing an outrageous $30NZD) But soaked up the historic ...

... Lake) which has the Turtle Tower and the Ngoc Son pagoda.  We then went to the historic and 5 star Sofitel Metropole Hotel to have a drink.  Afterwards walked by the Hanoi Hilton and Opera house. Later in the evening, we went to a ...

... (see photo). We were in the 5* Airport Hotel for the stopover, which was probably the nicest hotel i've ever stayed in (take that, Hilton Metropole!) but unfortunately i'm quite weird and find that kind of luxury and fawning service awkward and a bit ...

We arrived in Brighton late yesterday afternoon and checked in to the Hilton hotel; across the road the West Pier (well what is left of what was once the beautiful West Pier). On our trip from Dover to Brighton yesterday afternoon the weather report was ...

... an Arab area. Interesting, I thought. A lot of signs on restaurants and stores had Arab written underneath the English. The Hilton London Metropole is a huge hotel. Our reason for staying there: my parents, my sister, and I were able to fit in one room! ...

... also because the subway was full of morning commuters. We eventually found our platform, hopped on a train and arrived at the Hilton London Metropole around 9:30 am GMT. We checked in easily, and we were pleased to see how nice the hotel and our room ...

... juice, and a apple bearclaw. I'm in London!!!!!! We made it and now the fun begins. We checked into our hotel (Hilton London Metropole) and met with our tour representative to review our site-seeing plans. Started with the "Taste of London", it was ...

... Monograms Tour Rep Lesley in her signature red suit and pill-box hat right outside of customs.  Bus ride to Hilton London Metropole @ 45 minutes.  Darby fell asleep on the bus.  Very nice, huge and modern hotel.  But exhausted ...

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... time I'd dropped the car in Beaconsfield Rd and then made it to the Hilton to catch up with Shaz it was 5.30 - bugger! The Hilton was nice though (thanks to lastminute.com it worked out cheaper than 2 hostel beds - can you believe that!). Anyhoo met up ...

... with no street signs. He pointed out that the signs were on the buildings. As we were pulling up to our hotel, the huge London Metropole, Laura and I started discussing a tip. The tour package included all tips, but our tour didn't officially start until ...

Flight from Danag to Hanoi was fine...glad to leave that guide and meet our next very sweet guide here - very nice hotel - Metropole...a little drizzle as we walked around Ho Chi Minh's house and park. Interesting man ! Toured some of the other sights - ...

... mean by that is they are not prepared to provide adequate cooling. The soft drinks are warm, the air conditioners (especially in our hotel) don't help at all. Everywhere you go inside seems to be warm. It can be a constant state of perspiration. Given it ...