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Edward Lear

Description: 28/30 Seymour Street, Marble Arch, London W1H 7JB Tel: (0)20 7402 5401 Fax: (0)20 7706 3766

Newest Review: ... to find anything acceptable within a stones-throw of Oxford Street at under £100 per night (including breakfast!) but the ... more

... Edward Lear manages it. As long as your are prepared to put up with its limitations, the Edward Lear is probably about the best you are going to find at this price in this area. As a base from which to explore London it is ideally situated. On that basis I can give it a guarded recommendation. Two stars, maybe two and a half for the free Internet access. ...more

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Edward Lear: It needs more than a name… (938 words)
by grahamt - written on 16/12/01 (Very useful, 376 readings)
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Every year our company holds its Christmas Dinner Dance at a venue in London. In recent years it’s been in The Great Room of the Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane. This is one of the few locations large enough to hold the numbers attending. Numbers are restricted to just over one thousand employees and partners, chosen on a first come/first served basis. After boogying the night away the last thing you want (or should, bearing in mind the "lubrication" available) is to have to drive home. So the need is for accommodation over-night. The Grosvenor House offers rooms at a discount rate but their idea of discount and mine are still some ...

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