Hotel President London

... lived in hotels, due to his extravagant spending habits and his wife's dislike for housekeeping. They first lived in the President Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where his daughter Phyllis was raised, then the Knickerbocker Hotel in Hollywood. Not ...

... was started by a husband and wife team Tim and Kit Kemp, together they own six hotels in London and are opening another in New York.  Each hotel is unique and every room is completely redesigned every two years.   The hotels are ever ...

After our bus tour of Europe we had a two night stay in London.  First night was pretty quiet after our exhausting bus tour.  Woke up the next morning and found our way to the red bus tour.  only trouble was the police boarded the bus and ...

Loved London! Highly recommend "London Walks" for background info and colour, including "Highlights of the British Museum". The Tower was great, but so were the parks everywhere, the river cruise, and just walking the confusing streets. Also saw Windsor ...

... 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 ...

... on the back. As some of these were African-American, I assumed this was not a statement of political support for our outgoing president, but I did think about the "wisdom" of such a shirt given the European disapproval of Dubya. Later I learned what the ...

... the whole thing.  On the contrary, our driver brought up the subject and emphatically stated his support for our President and our commitment against terrorists. His driving was just as aggressive as his opinions and he darted through traffic the ...

... China Town and were in Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. It was just fun. I can't really describe it. It wasn't much, but it was enjoyable to experience London at night. Now we're back at the hotel and gearing up for another day tomorrow! :-)  ...

... the Normandy area. Then we considered just taking a ferry over and leaving the RV (which meant that we would have to get a hotel in London $$$). After talking with Leon, a guy that we met from the the UK and looking on the web, it seemed more possible ...

... on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean but seemed to be most proud of his time spent at the world famous Dorchester Hotel in London, England. He was also responsible for the flight kitchen at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City for a number of years ...

... ; After landing at Heathrow, and collecting our luggage, we were treated to a bus ride in a luxury double decker into London and to our hotel, the President Hotel. Most of the group slept on the ride, since we had the bus all to ourselves. We unloaded at ...

... .  The Brits seem uninterested in us Americans.  There is a political tension that has been created due to the (formers) President Bush and Prime Minister Blair relationship.  Not my fault but no one seemed to speak to me unless it was ...

... business cards and stationary. We learned about Lord Nelson and how he defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, hence the phrase such as, President Obama met his Waterloo with the crisis in the gulf.  That statement was for explanation purposes only. London ...

... , we took advantage of the Honesty Bar and drank wine to the point of inebriation while canoodling in the hotel lounge.  This was a really fun night! Monday morning (President's Day, for all us Americans) we were able to have a late breakfast in the ...

... trying to talk to us but the only sentences we understood were "The Irish are the nicest people and we hate the Brits" and "President John F. Kennedy was Irish". We tried to explain we were Canadian not American but I don't think he ever got it. Of ...

... . We were trying to sleep - it was an overnight flight - but kept getting woken up alternately by chills and sweating. Got into London at about 10am, took the train and then the tube to the hotel. All I remember is being dead tired and desperate to reach ...

... the 70th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's radio speech inspiring French resistance to Nazi occupation made from London.  After watching the French president lay a wreath at a statue of de Gaulle, we headed for Buckingham Palace to see the changing ...

... liked the Venetian, with the Gondoliers - amazing. There were still more to do, but gave up, as it was a holiday weekend ( Monday is President's Day - Glad we dont have a prime Minister's day - But don't get me on that !! ) and the place was packed so ...

... went inside! Just goes to show you how impressed we were with the history!     After returning to the hotel, we got permission from our chaperones to leave the hotel, and walked around the corner to the market. We perused all ...

... the queens banquets. It was sooo extravagant and it was neat to see what it would like when she had famous people, such as the president, come and see her. All of the rooms had different color themes to them which was also really cool. So,there was a ...

... although everyone thought I got it in Thailand, and that before I even got there!) I made my way into London and looked for the joining hotel.  When I finally found the hotel I misread the AA rating commended as condemned, although once I got ...