Marble Arch Hotel

... need them on the roads here! We finally arrive in the most incredible rain I have ever seen at our home for tonight - The Marble Arch Hotel ... it is a basic affair but it has all the necessities ... I get room 204 for 3000 shillings (€30) ... we ...

... people inside the gates. I was excited! A huge gate precedes the courtyard where the Taj stands, itself an unbelievable beautiful marble and red brick structure with carvings and marble inlay of Arab scripture from the Quran and flowers. Through its arch ...

... other hotels, I was glad to be able to reach mine. Thistle Marble Arch is on the back side of block near Marble Arch. I checked my luggage with the porter outside and entered the ground floor to a nicely decorated building. The escalator took me to what ...

... 00! I got on the traditional double decker bus, and rode most of the way on the top level. I got off at Marble Arch, walked tiredly back to the hotel, bought some water for the room, and planned on calling it a night once I went online to check emails and ...

... just as I had left it on Thursday, crowded and busy. Made my way to the motel via the underground. Staying at the Thistle Marble Arch for one night before the Britain tour starts. The Marble Arch is a lot nicer and quieter than the Royal National, I kept ...

... which I thought was probably the best of all of all eight movies. Was very stormy and raining heavily by the time I got back to Marble Arch for my last night in London. Organised the seats for the flight home online. Have an aisle seat between London and ...

... the city about 2:15 p.m. We had to stop to drop off a couple who had to catch a flight out of Gatwick airport. We got to Marble Arch about 2:45, but due to traffic and two cars parked in the front of the hotel, we didn’t get off the bus until 3:10. ...

... in from Dublin so he's the only one NOT jet lagged. We had to take the "tube" from Heathrow airport to the Marriot Marble Arch where we're staying. The hotel is nice and in a prett decent location. We got in, the boys and I took a bit of a nap, Ian ...

... day that we would skip.      From Westminster we hopped back on the tube and rode all the way up to Marble Arch. There is, quite literally, a huge marble arch outside of the station.  As pretty as the thing is, that was not ...

... . The main entrance to Buckingham Palace is just to the right of the square. We got back on the bus and took it to the Marble Arch to transfer routes. The Marble Arch was the entrance to the palace at one time, but Queen Victoria didn’t like it and ...

... with a very heavy duty attack rifle at the very ready. We are not talking just for show. Some one had told us to see the Marble Arch. I don't why, it is nothing. Nevertheless we set off to visit it. Traffic was so heavy around it that we had to use ...

... breakfast. More on the breakfast tomorrow. After checking in, (and a shower) we decided to go for a walk.  I wanted to see Marble Arch, which I believed to be only a short walk along the nearby road. I was correct about the road being nearby, but ...

... by the Serpentine devouring hot dogs and watching the ducks leading the life of Riley. Rather than walk home we caught a bus from Marble Arch back to Victoria. The driver must have been a learner as the double decker shuddered and jarred its way all the ...

... perfect winter snack, I think. Then it was time to wander off to Marble Arch to check that out. It was cool... but it's just a Marble Arch. But it is huge. And then it was time to battle the craziness of Oxford St. Not only is Boxing Day one of ...

... to me that along with my search for documents, I'd have to check things about possible flight ticket reservation. Not far from Marble Arch I found a "Thomas Cook" agency and entered. I was served by a very kind and friendly blonde, long-haired lady. I ...

... Sea parted, and we had the car back with 7 minutes to spare. From there it was a quick walk back to the underground at Marble Arch and a couple of stops to Notting Hill.  Despite getting rid of so much, lugging 20kg bags up three floors at the hotel ...

... hanging. - The staff at the Sherlock Holmes museum often reply to fanmail (which I assume is addressed to Mr. Holmes) - The Marble Arch was intended to go in front of Buckingham Palace. But Queen Victoria hated the design so she had a carriage built ...

... losers in our bellies, we made our way to the tour bus.  The Original Bus Tour of London took us to the Marble Arch first, magnificent!  It was intended to be the gateway for the new Buckingham Palace but was eventually moved to its current ...

... my spirits!)  And once to Speakers corner (a large flat area with a lamppost in the center, totally paved), we discover the Marble Arch and Pret a Manger (ready to eat in English) across the street.  We pick up some to go breakfast stuff and ...