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Hotel for a Family of 4 in London
Looking to find a hotel which will accomodate my family of 4. I am specifically looking for something nice that won't break the bank but not a dive. Would like to be near a underground station so we can move about in...
Started by superdave57 on
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You can book....
Thank you allTry Premier Travelinn or Travelodge, which have numerous hotels in and around London and who also offer family rooms.
For Family Room, as most London hotels max out at 2 or 3 people per normal room.
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Improved confidence among buyers and sellers signals a positive start to 2012 for the middle market for family homes in London, according to the latest quarterly report from Winkworth. Sales appraisal numbers increased 7% year on year in the opening months...
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I will be travelling to London with my family (which includes a 17 year old, a 12 year old and a 5 year old) I was thinking about visiting Thorpe Park. Is that a good place for me to visit, given i have a 5 year old with me? And if i should visit that...
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We just returned from a great London journey with 2 young boys, you can and only go on 5 or 6 rides....
Thread by a family considering Thorpe Park may be helpful: tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k53895 and wowed in London itself.
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Please help anyone that has travelled to London recently and has the name of a clean, comfortable modern family (travelling with kids) hotel in London's west end area that doesn't cost a fortune (3-4 stars is fine). Heading there in December and will ...
Started by hangin4abreak on
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But not using the underground whatsoever whilst staying in London could be restricting, for even though that using the bus or underground while ....
And family (who all live in the home counties and work in the city) from one central point.
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My family (2 adults, 4 kids - 18,16,14,8) are hoping to visit both london and paris later this year. help with activities suitable for these ages! any suggestions regarding attractions, tickets, accocomodation etc. Thankyou!
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Hi All,
I;m taking my family to London this weekend...
We're arriving on Sunday and plan to go to the Natural history museum. (free)
Followed by dinner at Pizza Express (free courtesy of Tesco)
And then staying in Docklands travelodge. (£17 for a family...
Started by matilda.cs on
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Though thats £49.
The best we have so far is The Avengers in iMax .
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London - Jenkins family query! Hi,
I'm very, very new to this - please be kind if I get something wrong.
I've been trying to trace my grandfather's family back, but can't get any further than him!
The little information that I have is that my grandfather...
Started by MissClare on
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All the details from that side of the....
Would there be a way of finding these things out online?
I did try looking online heard are along the lines of - my great-grandma went to work as a house maid in North London when.
Of the family (!).
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London Newberry/Newbury/Newbery family Question: I am trying to learn more about a man named Richard Newbery who was b. abt. 1610 and m. Anne Kington 7 March 1639 at Holborn, St. Andrew. My goal is to discover if this Richard or any other in London, living...
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Hi: I am coming to London in June with my daughter. i am looking for child friendly things to do in and around the knightsbridge area near hyde park. I was able to book on points so I was hoping that I was walking distance to nice pubs and cafes but am...
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Good idea from londonec1 royalparks.org.uk/parks/…diana_playground.cfm But ....
North/west corner of Kensington Gardens.
Depending on the age of your daughter (and the weather) the Princess Di childrens playground with a sailing ship seems pretty popular .
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Weve got four family tickets to give away to an exclusive screening at the Vue West End in Leicester Square on Sunday 13th May with fun in the foyer from 10am.
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This competition is still open BUT a bit fishy as the event is on tomorrow !!! .
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