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Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel (London)
Newest Review: ... London's West End. I did find it very strange that the hotel seems to have made no attempt to make any special arrangements for guests, with the local parking facilities. The concierge did offer to drive the car down to the car park and park it for me but other than that, nothing. The hotel is a typical classic style old London building that has been internally modernised whilst leaving ... more  ... the exterior virtually unchanged. The reception area at the entrance shows the design style that is extended throughout: dark stone tiled floors and light and dark coffee coloured painted walls and doors. It all felt rather impersonal and lacking in a...more |
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Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel (London): No Sky Sports, and The Ashes are on! (1233 words)
by - written on 12/08/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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Recently my wife had to attend a conference in London. It was being held at a hotel in Bloomsbury and, as it coincided with our wedding anniversary, it seemed sensible to stay over and celebrate in style. Unfortunately the hotel hosting the conference couldn't accommodate us so I had to look for somewhere else, close by. After much searching the only seemingly decent hotel within easy distance by foot was the Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street hotel. I have stayed at this group's hotels in the past although on those occasions someone else was paying. I remember them as being of a decent quality but a tad expensive. Being Central London I expected the ... Read the complete review
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