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Amanda meets World said
Occasionally we have absolutely brilliant timing, and our visit to Windsor Castle could not have been timed better. On Saturday 18... Continue reading »
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John and Erin said
Hi all, Well it has been a while since I updated this, so apologies. Last I wrote was about liverpool and the campervan and we were in Ox... Continue reading »
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SarAnn said
My friend Megan and I decided that instead of flocking to some place warm for the spring break holiday, that we would venture on over to... Continue reading »
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EdgeWise Magazine said
A rough landing, at least according to seasoned traveler's. To me, I was stunned by the smooth entrance into the airport. Aft... Continue reading »
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Natalie_Fraley said
After a two day bender with Brad, Chelle, Brett and Fi we decided to do something constructive and visiting the Queen seemed like the bes... Continue reading »
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1. Sofitel London St James
Real Traveler Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 80 reviews from 5 sources
from $273
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"Sofitel was a great hotel for us, because we were only in London for 4 days and we wanted to be close to everything." — source Hotels.com
"Very good and professional service, great location Room was small a bit, but overall experience is absolutely great Strongly recommended." — source Expedia
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2. The Mandeville Hotel
Real Traveler Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 50 reviews from 4 sources
from $204
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"The tube is minutes away, what a great place, we loved it." — source Travelocity
"Very neat and clean, but small, and a bit of street noise." — source Orbitz
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3. Oakley Court Hotel
Real Traveler Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 16 reviews from 3 sources
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"The restaurant had outside seating and if the weather cooperates is a great place to enjoy lunch/dinner." — source Hotels.com
"Very clean with bar (pub) and restaurant on grounds." — source Expedia
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4. Sanderson, A Morgans Hotel
Real Traveler Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 19 reviews from 3 sources
from $336
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"It's a Philip Starck designed hotel, so all is a bit pretentious, but overall interesting and basically comfortable." — source Hotels.com
"I highly recommend staying at this hotel." — source Expedia
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5. Macdonald Berystede
Real Traveler Rating: 5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews from 3 sources
from $167
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"I did take advantage of the spa onsite and would recommend it for friendly good service." — source Expedia
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6. Macdonald Compleat Angler
Real Traveler Rating: 5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews from 2 sources
from $222
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"The hotel is within short walking distance of the main street in Marlow and there are many choices of restaurants there." — source Hotels.com
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7. The Chesterfield Mayfair
Real Traveler Rating: 4.1 out of 5 based on 9 reviews from 4 sources
from $236
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"Every evening we'd come back tired and relax in the wonderful hotel bar with champagne and cocktails." — source Orbitz
"The public spaces are beautiful, exceptionally clean but somewhat small by American standards." — source Priceline
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"Overall I had a very good experience and would go back." — source Expedia
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9. Sanderson, A Morgans Hotel
Real Traveler Rating: 4.1 out of 5 based on 3 reviews from 3 sources
from $298
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"Although I understand that one do not come to London to have rest I found them particularly noisy which for me is really a pity and negatively affected my perception of the overall value for the money." — source Venere
"Service is perfect and I feel home." — source Venere
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10. Stoke Place
from $235
Stoke Place Hotel is only thirty minutes away from the bustle of London and yet enjoys all the benefits of a rural English landscape. The three storey William and Mary style house was built as a family home in 1690 by Patrick L... more
