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by - written on 28/11/00 (Very useful, 310 readings)
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I’m a German teacher of English. The last time I was in London with a group of students was two years ago. We stayed in the EURO TOWER for 5 nights. This accommodation had been recommended by a teacher from a different school who had enjoyed her stay there the year before. Once we were there my colleague and I could not quite understand her enthusiasm , we were too dissatisfied with too many things. We had our rooms on the 8th floor and the lift hardly ever stopped there. I don’t bear a grudge against EURO TOWERS because of that, young people can carry their backpacks up eight flights of stairs. Anyhow they do it only once! Of course, climbing does ... Read the complete review
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