Question:
London England?
nana
2007-06-29 01:58:53 UTC
hey gals and guys, ever been to London England, now I have a choice between two hotels, one in the city center area, 26 km from Heathrow airport, and the other is in Chelsea area, 40 mins from air port, which is better? the city center one is very accessible to every where, buses and under ground are only a few minutes away from it, but I'm afraid of the noise cause it's so close to the airport, what is the city center any way, what can I find in it? What can I find in Chelsea? Which location is the closest to the London attractions, like Hide Park and Trafalgar square and the Buckingham palace and the theaters and so?
Four answers:
Sarah A
2007-06-29 02:14:06 UTC
What are the names of the hotels and the areas? Chelsea is lovely and quieter, and you will probably be close to Harrods, Sloane Square, Sloane Street and the Kings Road, all of which have great shopping and lots to see. You'll also be within reasonable distance of Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace. There are tubes at Sloane Square and Knightsbridge, but it is a fairly large area - if you give me the name of the hotel, I can be more detailed.



The centre of town covers a huge area, so I really can't tell you much unless you're more specific. By definition, Chelsea is in Central London too, so I assume that you're talking about the West End, which is much busier and more touristy, but closer to the main shopping, eating and theatre areas.



With more info, I'd be happy to give you more details.
sipadan
2007-06-29 09:17:04 UTC
I will go to London again as well in August so I have done a search myself. Been to there 3-4 times beforel

You may check these out that I have short-listed before with price online shown as well



St Giles Hotel & Leisure Club Bedford Avenue, WC1B 3GH London 81pounds



Bonnington Hotel 92 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, Camden 116pounds



Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel 130 Tottenham Court Road, Camden 118pounds



Novotel Hotel Waterloo 113 Lambeth Rd, SE1 7LS London 130pounds



Melia White House Hotel Albany Street, NW1 3UP London 112pounds



check the lodon map here http://www.ukguide.org/london/londonmap.html



Those names shown closest to the centre is the heart - Piccadilly circus, Tottenham Court, Covent Garden, Oxford Circus, Leicester Square, Holborn are the town centre where a lot of sites and museums are close by or very accessible by subway.



Wish you have a good stay there
anonymous
2007-06-29 09:10:18 UTC
CHELSEA! You will be right in the thick of it. you will have plenty of noise in the city too but you will be closer to all of the attractions in fact you are more or less on top chelsea is in the west end on the south side just over the bridge you have trafager square oxford street hyde park buckijgham palace all the west end night clubs and the trains will take you to kings cross which is central london but west end is the place to be enjoy!
anonymous
2007-07-02 17:04:28 UTC
I RECOMMEND YOU DONT EVEN GO TO ENGLAND....AT THE TIME OF TERROR ATTACKS.


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