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Marble Arch Inn (London)Newest Review: ... many bars, pubs and cafes serving food and drinks outside and indoors. This is not a hotel to be visited for a quiet, classy ... more |
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by - written on 12/06/06 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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Of all the cities in all the countries of the world, London must operate one of the most thriving hotel lotteries. Location, name, and price are all often irrelevant in your search for somewhere to kip down for the night because you can spend a fortune and find a fleapit. Overnight stays in London hotels are few and far between for me these days, but I’ve adopted a new, rather more random approach to finding somewhere to sleep, focusing closely on budget in a move to be a good corporate citizen (and protect my annual bonus.) The Marble Arch Inn looked perfectly satisfactory in the picture (shown as part of the product category heading on these pages) but let ... Read the complete review
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