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Bedding Down
London has it all when it comes to hotel rooms: check into Presidential Suites running to thousands of pounds a night or share a room in a backpacker’s dorm for...
The Dorchester
It’s very hard for famous hotels not
to disappoint. The Dorchester’s reputation precedes it, but if I
was expecting to be underwhelmed, I was in for a surprise.
As the concierge showed...
The Bermondsey Square Hotel
New to Bermondsey — and walkable from
London Bridge — the 1960s design-led, 79-room Bermondsey Square
Hotel is filled with sleek lines and bright colours. Walking into the
large and airy reception-cum-bar area,...
Mercer Street Hotel
Opening in September in the heart of Covent Garden, The Mercer Hotel is an unusual shaped, grey building opposite the Cambridge Theatre.
Part of the Radisson Hotel group, the four-star property...
Bedding Down
London has it all when it comes to hotel rooms: check into Presidential Suites running to thousands of pounds a night or share a room in a backpacker’s dorm for...
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Sheraton Heathrow Hotel
Colnbrook Bypass, West Drayton, UB7 0HJ.
Arriving at the Sheraton Heathrow after
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