London Hilton

Ok, I have to admit it - I've been bitten by the travel bug. Ever since I went to London in 2006, I can't get enough of wandering this small globe of ours. Doesn't matter if it's one state away or the other side of the world, I want to see and experience ...

Staying at the London Hilton for the ...

Presented a paper about Islamic money ...

... the batteries for the camera the night before, because it got some heavy use. You can't go very far in central London without seeing a famous monument or interesting architecture or just something that you have to keep forever in a photo. The beautiful ...

London came definitely as a surprise for me.  Although we were quite prepared for the trip, reaching London was surely not what it intended to be.  Quite frankly, I did not believe the stories from people who've been there regarding its cold ...

... !!!!! My hotel is about an hour outside of London in Wembley. Funny, the brochure said ten minutes to London by tube. Wait, I think that was the Hilton Hotel website ! I can see Wembly Stadium from my hotel room. Thats the pics you will see posted ...

... 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. Wow - London is expensive Yikes - the weak dollar had a huge impact on the prices in London. It was as ...

... with the guy about cream....he thought i was American....i had to tell him i wasn't!!! -------------------------------------- I went to Hillsong London today...and i had a Central Line to from the Queensway station that i was staying at to the ...

... the Train to Terminal 4, then from Terminal 4 to the Hilton. We were very sweaty by the time we arrived; odd in London. When we reached the Hilton, we did not see Kyla waiting for us (she was expected to arrive from her trip to Spain a few hours ...

... 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 ...

... was in 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of a very nice lady (she saw I was struggling and offered to help) and were soon arriving at our hotel, the Hilton London Green Park. Although we were unsure that we would be able to get into our room that early in the morning (this was ...

... patio 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to take my first ride on a subway or as they say in London The Tube. Word of advice for anyone planning on staying in London for more than a couple days,get an Oyster Card. Best $45 I spent my entire trip. So after getting my card at the Terminal ...

... in their lounge there also had scalding water.  After St. Paul's, we headed over to see the bridges.  We drove over London Bridge, then we went over the Tower Bridge to see the Tower of London.  The Tower of London didn't seem to ...

... so i had to take the Blue to the Red....two people asked for my help cuz i guess they think i know what i'm doing...anyways my Hilton is right next to the Underground Queensway. I kept walking back and forth cuz i couldn't see a sign and my GPS (iphone) ...

... . No matter where we were I seemed to want to take a picture of it, or have it in the background. It's just so iconic. Robin's favorite thing in London/Westminster: "I liked the Monument, the views were amazing plus an added bonus of great exercise too! ...