The Georgian Court Hotel

... whites of that very English bloom. Paid our 'seniors' entry fee of £10 and were entertained by a young lady dressed in Georgian costume who gave our small crowd a short history of the Palace with a non-stop account of the various royal residents. Lots ...

... . We then took a walk down Turnham Green Terrace towards the Chiswick High Road to where there were some vestiges of Georgian flats. Apparently one can tell because of the shape of the windows and cornerstones. These are places John Lindley and ...

... tour. I experienced both and thought the guided tour was better. The audio tour I took of the Georgian rooms was more interested in reenacting court gossip than telling one anything about the rooms. The guided tour of Henry VIII's State Apartments was ...

... . The Garden Court is very typical of the type of hotels that you'll find around Kensington Gardens Square. Most are converted Georgian homes that look out onto the square. They also have several stories which have to be negotiated by stairs. My room was ...

... have been a detective, had some idea and pointed us in what he hoped was the right direction. We eventually found The Georgian House Hotel and I was extremely embarrassed to realize that it was only two blocks from the station. Our room wasn't ready so ...