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Hotels in DurhamNewest Review: ... distance of the cathedral where graduation occurs. I tried booking through my agent, who usually gets me terrific deal/rack ... more |
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by mgoldman - written on 06.07.04 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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What do kids who don't get into Oxbridge do? They go to University of Durham. So each year, thousands of middle class parents pack their kids of to Durham, some of them not even knowing where it is, only being certain that it is not on the Tube network, and not inside the M25. Durham is definitely a Town and Gown city. The end product is a good graduate of a good university, and the family wants to come to the graduation. Graduation dates are fixed well in advance, and this gives the hotels lots of notice to put their prices up. There is a paucity of hotels in Durham, and there is only one 4* and probably only the one 3* in the city centre, within walking ...
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