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Longshot - anyone know the name of this hotel in London?

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SecondhandRose · 04/03/2006 17:18

You go over the Thames and the entrance to Hampton Court is on your right and on your left on the side of the road is a big old hotel. Any ideas of it's name?

Also I need the web address for Hampton Court, I keep googling it and all I get is tickets and hotels.

TIA

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lummox · 04/03/2006 17:22

website is www.hamptoncourt.org.ukm but can't help with the hotel I'm afraid.

SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:22

\link{http://www.historicroyalpalaces.org/webcode/content.asp?ID=7\this any good?}

lummox · 04/03/2006 17:23

that should be just .uk, no m, sorry

SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:24

Carlton Mitre hotel?

SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:24

The Weir hotel?

SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:25

Liongate hotel?

DelGirl · 04/03/2006 17:25

mitre or used to be a long time ago

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SecondhandRose · 04/03/2006 17:25

Oww, Carlton Mitre rings a bell SS thanks, will google it and look. Will get back.

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MrsBadger · 04/03/2006 17:28

hotel could be the Liongate Hotel (chain site \link{http://www.dhillonhotels.co.uk/\here})

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SecondhandRose · 04/03/2006 17:30

Oh my God £620 for a two night break. EEk.

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SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:31

Ouch!!!!

SleepySuzy · 04/03/2006 17:31

Was it right then?

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SecondhandRose · 04/03/2006 19:02

Yes SS, many thanks but unfortunately too expensive. We'll have to go to HC in a day rather than staying over.

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SueW · 04/03/2006 19:11

It's way away but we stayed at the Conrad Hiltopn in Chelsea recently (on Hilton points!) but rooms were only £155/night that weekend. And it's all-suite. PITA for public transport though

DelGirl · 04/03/2006 22:39

iirc you can actually stay at Hampton Court. You never know, it may be cheaper!

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SecondhandRose · 04/03/2006 23:39

Will investigate, thanks, we are really only about 70-90 minutes drive away but just thought it would make a nice weekend away but we could go abroad for that - typical British prices unfortunately.

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MummyPig · 05/03/2006 01:40

The Richmond Gate and Richmond Hill hotels are Corus and they sometimes have special offers on (if that helps)

\link{http://www.corushotels.com/hotel.asp?hotelID=5\this is the Richmond Hill hotel} and you can click on the 'special offers' tab top right to check

Cristina7 · 05/03/2006 07:47

There's a hotel in Surbiton/Kingston (not that far) where a friend of mine used to stay in London. I think it's called The Antoinette. It was about £70 a night.

aelita · 05/03/2006 09:06

You could try \link{http://www.paddocklodge.co.uk\this} place in Hampton Court (we haven't managed to stay there yet, though it's top of my wishlist!).

We use mostly B&B listings from \link{http://www.specialplacestostay.co.uk/search/index.html\Alistair Sawday} as a cheaper alternative to hotels - bar one bad experience (on our honeymoon, sadly) we've found them to be much better. Stayed at Doughty Cottage on Richmond Hill a couple of weeks ago, & it was lovely.

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