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csziggy

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7. Yeah - that's why I am looking at more American style/owned hotels

Wed Aug 8, 2018, 05:13 PM

Aug 2018

There is a Radisson and a Doubletree both near the British Museum that I am considering. The Radisson is closer to the entrance of the British Museum so it might be our choice, but we haven't booked anything yet.

I'm hesitant about the Doubletree since last year I had a horrific experience at one of IHG's properties and they own the Doubletree chain. But they also own Holiday Inn Express and I've never had a bad experience at any of those.

Just let me say, NEVER stay at the Crowne Plaza in Asheville, North Carolina! It will leave a bad taste forever. Here it is nearly a year later and I am still pissed off...

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Traveling to the UK next year! Need accomodation advice [View all] csziggy Aug 2018 OP

Have a great trip, and keep us informed! elleng Aug 2018 #1

How Exciting! leftieNanner Aug 2018 #2

Thanks for the suggestion of Homeaway.com csziggy Aug 2018 #6

Homeaway charges a fee leftieNanner Aug 2018 #8

Thanks for asking this. My wife and I are planning a trip to Europe Lint Head Aug 2018 #3

I stayed at a great hotel that is in walking distance to the London bridge kimbutgar Aug 2018 #4

Just a word of warning. It's been about 15 years since I was in London, sinkingfeeling Aug 2018 #5

Yeah - that's why I am looking at more American style/owned hotels csziggy Aug 2018 #7

In London, we stayed at the Penn Club leftieNanner Aug 2018 #9

The no lift thing at the Penn Club has me worried csziggy Aug 2018 #10