we are looking for suggestions in the Belgravia, Pinlico, or Mayfair areas in June, 2010, for 5 nights.
Posted by
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
206 posts
We enjoyed our stay at LunaSimone Hotel last summer. I think it is technically in Belgravia. It seemed about the same distance from the Victoria station and Pimlico tube stops. They also serve a large hot breakfast, but had a few choices available for my teens who prefer something lighter. I don't think the hotel is very big, but its a little hard to tell because it is divided into two halves, so we never really saw the whole place.
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Troy, Oh, USA
2804 posts
Try this websithttp://www.bedandbreakfast-directory.co.uk/uploads/estate/html/co-London.htme...
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Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23626 posts
How do you know, Steve, where most of Rick's readers stay? I would guess they stay all over but I don't have great insight. We normal stay in near Victoria station just for the convenience.
Posted by
London
291 posts
<< Most of Rick's readers would stay in nearby Bayswater, Nottinghill or Kensington neighborhoods. There are many large luxury hotels in Belgravia.
You can find a listing of the small London B&B at LondonBB.com In the Bayswater area (just blocks away from Belgravia) >>
Steve, your post suggests you do not know where Belgravia is, its adjacent to Victoria nowhere near Bayswater.
I doubt very much that 'most of Rick's readers stay in Bayswater, Notting Hill area, though I grant a good proportion. Other budget accommodation areas in London are Paddington, Kings Cross, Victoria and Earls Court. Kings Cross probably has the best ratio of lowest cost v quality if you are looking at cheapness as the main purchasing point. If you are looking for B&B from a quality perspective I would suggest the Luna & Simone in Victoria and the Darlington Hyde Park hotel in Paddington.