The Kensington Hotel

Well, picture Notting Hill and there you have it, well kind of because South Kensington/Kensington is like Notting Hill, but without the title..  A short and sweet entry for me.  haha.  No, really it is just a beautiful area where you see ...

... with Mark. We got to see Mark's friend Steve fight in a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament being held in the grand ballroom of a hotel near the beach. That was an interesting experience. If you've never seen Jiu-Jitsu before, it basically looks like the 2 ...

... the phone Saturday morning about when and where to meet for Big Day out training, she suggested we see if we could find a cheap hotel room near Flemington, given that we had an early shift. This is the fourth year Viv and I have done Crowd Care together, ...

... are all to a high calibre. There are 3 dining options of discerning guests and you aren’t allowed to take photos in the hotel lobby so we discovered! You were however allowed to in the Palm Court during the Afternoon Tea!!!! We were even able to get ...

... I freshened up had breakfast and set off to explore the city. I checked the map and decided to head towards Kensington Park. I think people of London are fond of walking so the distance from Marriott Kensington to Kensington Palace seemed "walkable" ...

The employees know how to treat customers. The level of cleanliness in the Hotel kensington Moat House was quite felicitous. It has high speed internet I could have used a more central location. It is a high-priced place but not luxurious in any way. They ...

London - 23/2/82 - Sunny 6 degrees Walked across Kensington Gardens to Albert Memorial - magnificent carvings of all famous people - writers and musicians such as Shakespeare, Mozart, Bach and Handel. Built by Queen Victoria. Opposite is Royal Albert Hall ...

... means I am only allowed 20 kgs. Eventually we leave the airport and head into London. I am the second stop. He drops the first lady in Kensington and as he gets back on the bus, he says, Is someone sick? there is an odd smell. Ah Oh, it's my tuna salad ...

... The Old Swan for supper via the most famous Churchill pub which was full and busy. After supper we strolled some more in Kensington before buying travel beverages and were home at 9:45. We also were quite surprised to find a bowling alley / skating ...

... computer, access the local wireless connection, and get cold-cocked, smacked between the eyes with the carjack news from Kensington suburb. Hello Columbine, hello Bosnia, hello Kashgar (China), hello Rwanda, Zaire, Algeria, hello Myanmar, hello Cambodia, ...

... a little brochure that has some great pictures in it, plus a map of the layout.  After seeing that, I went over to Kensington Palace, where I saw about nine of Princess Diana's dresses!!!  They were a little dated, of course, but seeing them in ...

... doesn’t seem to be working. Well, of course not! I grab what I think is a roast beef wrap from the café in the hotel lobby, but it actually turns out to be a vegetarian wrap and it’s actually quite nasty. The guy gives me a free large mocha ...

... room and then watched as we sailed towards the Whites Cliffs Of Dover. Back on the coach and back to London, staying at the Hilton Kensington Hotel, a few farewell drinks with some of the group and then to bed for an early start to our journey ...

... luggage around on the crowded Underground wasn't too much fun. However, in spite of the rain we made it to the Parkcity Kensington Hotel in shortly before 3pm. We checked in to our room and realized that we were starving. We had originally ...

... the delicious meal, we went back to our hotels to rest and prepare for the next day. On the next morning I walked to Kensington Hotel to enjoy the continental breakfast.  The hotel was interesting as there were so many pictures of the royal princes, ...