London’s hottest hotels get cooler every year and we have investigated plenty. Some of the city’s hippest hoteliers have come up with some wonderful concepts in great accommodation, which you can use as your base from which to launch yourself into the bright lights of our 24-hour metropolis.
When you are visiting London it is not always easy to find public toilets when you need them most. If you are travelling with a young family (or even an old one) knowing the location of toilets on your trip planner can make a lot of difference.
Founded by Harry Blech in 1949 as the UK’s first chamber orchestra, the London Mozart Players (LMP) has achieved international renown for its outstanding live performances and CD recordings of the core Classical repertoire. Music Directors have included Gérard Korsten, Andrew Parrott, Matthias Bamert and Jane Glover, who grew and developed the orch...
This charming London hotel is situated within walking distance of Hampstead Village and its designer shops, continental café bars, restaurants, Roundhouse Music Venue and the famous Primrose Hill.
All 135 rooms at the Britannia Hampstead Hotel have TVs, trouser presses and a complimentary newspaper, as well as tea/coffee making facil...
The Britannia International Hotel was one of the first Canary Wharf Hotels. Situated on the water’s edge at the London Docklands, it is a modern glass-fronted building close to the internationally famous business district, and has superb panoramic views of the London Skyline.
The Britannia International Hotel has 530 large rooms, all...
when in doubt at the the train, underground or bus station just ask the guy behind screen. If you know what you want here' yet another of our very handy articles with just what you need to know https://triptide.london/articles/travel-by-photocards
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