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Another site worth looking at : www.london-uk.co.uk The where to stay guide has a good selection of affordable places to stay. All within central London. Other posters have already mentioned the best locations. I would add that there are good affordable places Near Oxford St and Marble Arch. This would put you near the West End.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Not that cool – it was a typo – meant 20-30 year olds! >LOL. >Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! >(Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my >sense of humour, or lack of it) >Christine >> What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are >taking our >> sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >> -Sheila
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Why not just stay in WestEnd then (as opposed to staying in Bloomsbury, what you recommended)? I’m looking for a hostel in central London, where I can go to most attractions quickly, and cheaply! Since i’m only planning to stay 3 full days there! Please recommend an area and cheap <clean> hostel! Thanks Tina
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking > our >sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >-Sheila > Bloomsbury, Bayswater, Earls Court and Victoria have the greatest > concentrations of hotels in central London. I would recommend Bloomsbury – > it’s within walking distance of the West End (entertainment for all ages!) > and is a much more attractive area than the others. Check out > http://www.ukhotelnet.com/london/hotels.htm for links to hotels/B&Bs in > central London.
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Not that cool – it was a typo – meant 20-30 year olds! LOL. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! >(Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my >sense of humour, or lack of it) >Christine > What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are >taking our > sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. > -Sheila
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look at our city guide London . HoloGuides We are proud to be of service. http://www.geocities.com/allaboutLondon .
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What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking our sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. -Sheila
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Obviously we could help here too if you want us to? John Capital Worldwide Res.
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Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! (Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my sense of humour, or lack of it) Christine
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>What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking our >sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >-Sheila
Bloomsbury, Bayswater, Earls Court and Victoria have the greatest concentrations of hotels in central London. I would recommend Bloomsbury – it’s within walking distance of the West End (entertainment for all ages!) and is a much more attractive area than the others. Check out http://www.ukhotelnet.com/london/hotels.htm for links to hotels/B&Bs in central London.
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What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking our sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. -Sheila
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Obviously we could help here too if you want us to? John Capital Worldwide Res.
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Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! (Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my sense of humour, or lack of it) Christine
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>What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking our >sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >-Sheila
Bloomsbury, Bayswater, Earls Court and Victoria have the greatest concentrations of hotels in central London. I would recommend Bloomsbury – it’s within walking distance of the West End (entertainment for all ages!) and is a much more attractive area than the others. Check out http://www.ukhotelnet.com/london/hotels.htm for links to hotels/B&Bs in central London.
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Not that cool – it was a typo – meant 20-30 year olds! LOL. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! >(Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my >sense of humour, or lack of it) >Christine > What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are >taking our > sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. > -Sheila
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look at our city guide London . HoloGuides We are proud to be of service. http://www.geocities.com/allaboutLondon .
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking our >sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >-Sheila
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Another site worth looking at : www.london-uk.co.uk The where to stay guide has a good selection of affordable places to stay. All within central London. Other posters have already mentioned the best locations. I would add that there are good affordable places Near Oxford St and Marble Arch. This would put you near the West End.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Not that cool – it was a typo – meant 20-30 year olds! >LOL. >Your a pretty cool mum if your 10 year old even has a ‘night life’ !! >(Just jokes BTW – as I am quite new to the group, you’ll have to excuse my >sense of humour, or lack of it) >Christine >> What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are >taking our >> sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >> -Sheila
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Why not just stay in WestEnd then (as opposed to staying in Bloomsbury, what you recommended)? I’m looking for a hostel in central London, where I can go to most attractions quickly, and cheaply! Since i’m only planning to stay 3 full days there! Please recommend an area and cheap <clean> hostel! Thanks Tina
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->What location(s) are best in London for the 10-30 year olds? We are taking > our >sons and want to get a hotel in the right area for night life for them. >-Sheila > Bloomsbury, Bayswater, Earls Court and Victoria have the greatest > concentrations of hotels in central London. I would recommend Bloomsbury – > it’s within walking distance of the West End (entertainment for all ages!) > and is a much more attractive area than the others. Check out > http://www.ukhotelnet.com/london/hotels.htm for links to hotels/B&Bs in > central London.
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