London        4 Days

Life in London is fast and hectic, it never stops still and is constantly changing. So if you visited the capital few years ago and wonder if you'll find new things to do, be prepared to be amazed. New shops, restaurants, exhibitions and new attractions are springing up at every corner, providing a never ending source of fresh experiences. The capital's established attractions haven't stood still either, as a visit to the newly revamped London planetarium or the Madame Tuassads which has undergone a GBP 26 million facelift. Travel through London's history on a new ride, the spirit of London and scare yourself silly in the improved Chamber of Horrors. One of the great advantages of stay in London is that there are many places within an hour or so journey where you can spend an enjoyable day out. An excellent public transport system also means that there is no need to worry about driving.

Situated in the South Kensington area, the hotel is just a couple of minutes walk from both Gloucester Road and South Kensington tube stations. It is a very modern, simple building with a 1990s feel. The lobby is also very simple with a small seating area and pale wooden floor, it is both bright and clean. Both the bedrooms and bathrooms are small but very clean and in good condition. They are decorated simply, and are both, modern and attractive. There is also a bar, which is available throughout the day

Hotel is located just 2 minutes away from the shopping area of high street Kensington. Hyde park, the Albert hall, Harrods and Knightsbridge are a short taxi journey away. The nearest tube station is high street Kensington with its excellent connections to all parts of London. The Kensington is large modern red brick building and its entrance directly on the main street. On average the rooms are very small, but in very good condition, decorated in fresh attractive colors. The large restaurant is typical English carvery .

The Plaza on Hyde Park is located overlooking the Hyde Park just 5 mins walk from Queensway tube station and close to Marble arch and the West end. The hotel is an attractive white Victorian building with its entrance flanked by columns. The lobby is elegant and well furnished and is medium sized. The rooms are in good conditions with pine furniture and green carpets coordinating nicely with the bed spreads and the bathrooms are in good condition. There is a café-style restaurant on the ground floor which offers traditional food.