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Motel One London-Tower Hill

Motel One London-Tower Hill
3.0 star property
London City Centre
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (1,000 reviews)
"Great place to stay when going out on the town "
United Kingdom
Jonathan
The price is ₩222,841
₩267,409 total
includes taxes & fees
Jul 19 - Jul 20
Motel One London-Tower Hill
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Lancaster Gate Hotel

Lancaster Gate Hotel
3.0 star property
London City Centre
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (1,005 reviews)
"The hotel will be better when it is fully renovated."
United Kingdom
Trevor
The price is ₩180,643
₩216,764 total
includes taxes & fees
Jul 26 - Jul 27
Lancaster Gate Hotel
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Mason & Fifth - Westbourne Park

Mason & Fifth - Westbourne Park

8/10 Good
"The studio room on 5th floor cost ~£180 p.n. Had climate control (useful). Hotel looked stylish albeit with some quirks. Studio room wsa dictated by the placement of the door. The door opens, inwards of course, meaning you have to have space in front of it. The bed then was placed on the window side & the bed couldn't be any bigger than a double (no chance or a King or Queen). Which then led to the odd things. You need space, next to the window to allow that person to get into bed. Which, because of the size issue, afforded you enough space to have your legs shuffle in that side & into bed. Which then meant that the side table next to the window side was tiny (i mean size of a small plate). Which then meant to mirror it, the other side of the bed had the same side table and that meant you had half a room completely devoid of furniture. Dead space. The generous wardrobe was fitted and next to the bathroom. That meant when you opened the wardrobe, you couldn't get in or out of the bathroom. Bathroom clean & had the amenities but the toilet roll holder was placed such that your arms would constantly knock the roll onto the floor. Oddities like this extended to getting drinking water. I had to go to the 10th floor & fill up in a communal kitchen. No water from bar for my bottle. Area was fine. Easy access to public transport. You get a pool & gym. But didn't use them (no time). We had a good stay (bed comfortable) but aybe if all you want is a base look elsewhere."
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Mason & Fifth - Westbourne Park