london for a night

[nok1]

hi
was looking at taking the missus to london in mid june , just sat to sunday and would like some where to stay in a nice area pref somewhere on circle line and somewhere near some places to get a nice meal out at night, not to dear though LOL.
was thinking of about £100 for the room , don`t want to go much higher as the train fare is another £50 on top and she hasn`t started spening anything yet.
i know london a bit from working there a few years ago but was wondering if you can still get a pre paid ticket for the tube and how much it cost.
any advice would be appreciated
cheers

[blacksheep]

you seen the ryan air offer in biggies? Take her abroad and from the £50 originally earmarked for train travel you'll save enough to pay for, well something.

[elephantsoup]

I used the ryanair offers to get to london
If your not too fussy and just want a room do like I did and book the travellodge drury lane for £49 a night currently.
I also book a ticket to see the lord of the rings the musical

[nok1]

I used the ryanair offers to get to london
If your not too fussy and just want a room do like I did and book the travellodge drury lane for £49 a night currently.
I also book a ticket to see the lord of the rings the musical

forgive my ignorance but where is drury lane? is it pretty central as £49 sound good to me i didn`t know there were travellodge in central london

i`ll have a look at biggy , cheers. although we both like london a lot to be honest

[nok1]

just had a quick look at travellodge and its £95 for a sat night.....

[Phreakster]

Check on ebay for advance travelodge bookings....you can get absolute bargains.

[Fett]

http://www.londontown.com/ price match anyone lower and also give you £100 Just make sure all the hotel details are the same, same room type etc.

[BBK]

forgive my ignorance but where is drury lane? is it pretty central as £49 sound good to me i didn`t know there were travellodge in central london

i`ll have a look at biggy , cheers. although we both like london a lot to be honest

Drury Lane is theatre district, so just on the edge of Covent Garden. You can walk from Drury Lane to Leicester Square in 10-15 minutes, so its pretty much central to where I would think you want to be.

[nok1]

thanks for the replys , still looking. LOL
does kings cross have any lockers you can put your bag in? just thinking that if we can`t book in till 2pm don`t want to lug it around, dito on sunday as most hotels want you out by 12 and we won`t be coming home till late on
cheers

[BBK]

thanks for the replys , still looking. LOL
does kings cross have any lockers you can put your bag in? just thinking that if we can`t book in till 2pm don`t want to lug it around, dito on sunday as most hotels want you out by 12 and we won`t be coming home till late on
cheers

If you get a decent enough hotel the concierge service will hold onto your bags for you, otherwise there's this:

http://www.excess-baggage.com/statio...hp#kings_cross

No idea what they charge though. My train in the morning usually "parks" (terminates?) at the platform right next to the one at Waterloo so I'll see if they advertise a price list there, I can't see one on the site (but I'm not looking too hard!). Got to say they look very pleasant and reliable though.