Really nice stay at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel
by A TripAdvisor Member
We stayed several days at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in London the beginning of September. We found the hotel to be well kept and attractive and our club room to be large and tastefully furnished. We had continental breakfast each morning and there were many restaurants in the area serving a wide variety of menu choices. In addition the hotel was located near the underground (subway) so access to the various tourist attractions in London were easy to get to.
All in all, we would definitely recommend this hotel and look forward to staying there again when we return to London.
A great place to stay!!
by TripAdvisor Member Debs
I stayed at the Millenium Gloucester in mid-November, booking the hotel through Expedia, but upgrading to a Club room once I got there (an extra 30 pounds per night). The room was spacious and modern, and very comfortable. Breakfast, which is also included with the club rate, was also very good, a nice selection of hot and cold food. Also, a complimentary cocktail is included in the evening, nothing special but a nice touch. And the locaton is perfect, the tube station is across the street and central to everything. Overall, my stay was great, I had absolutely no complaints. Just another note, I visited London for business at the same time, and stayed at the Swissotel Howard prior to the Gloucester. The rooms are comparable in all respects, except maybe for the amazing view at the Howard. But the price was double, and no breakfast included!!! I highly recomnend the club rooms at the Gloucester. Sorry I can't comment on the other rooms.
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Where to Stay in London?
by Geeedavey
My wife and I are in the process of planning a trip to London. My question is what are the areas of the city that are desireable to stay in for tourists? The two most inexpensive hotels that are in the package we are looking into are the Hilton London Metropole and the Millenium Gloucester London. Are these places in a good area and are they nice? Thanks in advance for any help.
RE: Where to Stay in London?
by paulinuk2u
try the horseguards[over looks the river] or the grosvenor house hotel[£68?] in park lane its at good price now,but go to superbreaks.com have look at the hotels on there you can book online and if your are in uk you can book in any travel agents,i have just booked the county hall marriot for £488 for 2 for 4 nights.if you find a hotel you like go to tripadvisor.com and check the hotel there,premiertravelinn.co.uk[i think]also have a hotel at the county hall £87 a night for the room
