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“This was a great play centre for children before the pandemic, hopefully it will reopen soon”

“Would definitely say here again the location is fantastic stone's throw away from the River Thames a great pub over the road (The Swan) which is right on the Thames Rooms are great for what we needed, would probably sort the shower head out because we turned it on and it flooded the bathroom because it sprayed everywhere. Hinge on the door of the wardrobe needs screwing back into place, but small petty things. Would 100% stay here again. Especially with it because a stones throw away from Thorpe Park & Legoland.”

“Perfect room, perfectly friendly staff always eager to answer & questions or improve your stay. Couldn't ask for better service/accommodation, I visited due to business for 4 days and if I'm not back again soon I'll definitely comeback for leisure.”

“Excellent B&B. Ideal for Brands Hatch. Clean, quiet, superb bathroom. There's a good pub and an Indian Restaurant nearby. The continental breakfast is quite superb!”

“Lovely location. Beautiful around. Lovely apartment. Neat and clean around. Neat and clean building. Modern and attractive decoration in communal areas. Design and inside decoration are attractive too. Secure place. Big parking space at basement. Foot bridge available to connect Canning Town Station.”

“Nice place to live and plenty of shops bars food and the markets”

“Last collections: Mon-Fri 17.00, Sat 12.00 Double box.”

“Nice lake to walk areound. There are some tables to have a picnic”

“Provided beautiful flowers at the wedding I recently attended. Brightened up what was a grey damp day outside.”

“I stayed here recently as I was working in the area and I cannot recommend this property enough. The location is excellent, the apartment I stayed in was spacious and had everything I needed and the staff were super welcoming. Best apartment I have stayed at in a long time.”

“Lovely clean, comfortable, quiet and well-run Premier Inn! I cannot praise all the staff highly enough - both in the hotel and the Brewer's Fayre next door - for their helpfulness, politeness and professionalism, especially Judith on Reception. The breakfast in the morning was delicious and great value for families with the kids eat free deal :-) You won't be disappointed here - do give it try!”

“Great location just off the M25 and opposite the new building area that will be the Sunset Film Studios. Views therefore are limited at the moment. Breakfast is available and is great. Rooms are comfortable and fairly quiet given the location. The bed was comfortable and warm. Will always stay here when visiting family. There is a car park out the back with plenty of space. Staff were friendly and informative. Tea and coffee is available in the room and extras can be taken from reception for the coffee and tea lovers out there. There is a small bar if you want to chillout before bed.”

“Helpful staff allowed me to check in early so I could drop my things off. Room is pretty small, you get what you pay for. However, it is cozy and everything needed is here. I thought it was really cool that you put your key card into a slot to turn on the lights and give power to the room. Brilliant idea that I have never seen anywhere else. They ask for your phone number at the time of check in and message asking if everything is ok. One of the best experiences I've had at a hotel.”

“Great students accommodations clean and very well designed. Own bathroom and lovely staff. Easy to get to and shop are close. Busy area”

“Really good staff. My shower didn't work and I was upgraded to another room from single to double. I couldn't sleep and the night staff allowed me to purchase a pint of squash The breakfast staff were pleasant and friendly and the breakfast came without waiting long”

“I will study concerts painting with my sister Neslihan”

“Lovely place to stay, clean, comfortable and Kevin couldn't be more helpful. Highly recommended.”

“Store manager, Gemma, was very helpful in making sure I got the best offers and showed me how to use the Advantage Card. She was also very kind towards an elderly customer. Great service”

“What a wee gem. Food was delicious. perfect poached eggs! staff were super friendly and helpful. Setting is gorgeous and right beside Esher woods so ideal for walk and brunch or lunch. deffo recommend”

“I stayed here as a professional rather than as a student after getting an interim contract in the area. Whereas the studios with the bed on a mezzanine platform are really only for the young, the larger studios are very nice and more suited for the older renter. The studios are modern and fresh with a nice bathroom and comfortable bed - ideal when you need somewhere to crash after a long day at work and you don't want to flat-share. Great location - far enough away from Camden that its quicker to get to Primrose Hill when walking and the entrance to Regents Park is 2 mins from the front door. There is also a bus stop right outside ! Not cheap but nothing is to rent around this area - to add, its very safe and secure (again, unlike a lot of property to rent in that area) which was extra important to me as a woman renting on my own. There is also a property manager to provide support when needed (I think I still hold the record for the number of times I locked myself out). I always found them very helpful. If I get another gig in that area, this will be the first place I will check for availability. I rented here for 9 months.”

“Piccadilly Circus One of London's most famous squares in the West End, Westminster Square was built in 1819 to connect Regent Street. Markets and shops in Piccadilly. Piccadilly Circus is one of the most important destinations for tourists alshahama and Londoners alike, as this area includes and around many places of entertainment, shops, markets, cinemas, theaters, restaurants and cafes, which spread due to its proximity to Leicester Square (Leicester Square). And the Trocodero Center (Trocodero Centre), which is part From the London Pavilion. The field includes LED screens. The international company, Daktronics, has installed a huge screen on the facade, and it also includes the Memorial fountain, or the Eros Fountain.”

“On behalf of Global Studies Argentina, I would like to highly recommend these cruises since we received an excellent service and all our expectations were fully satisfied with quality and professionalism. We also thank Mike, from Westminster Party Boats, who was very helpful at all times!!!”

“I have been here a little over a month and it's a wonderful places to live . Plues it's dog friendly.”

“Piccadilly Circus is a road junction and public space of London's West End in the City of Westminster. It was built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with Piccadilly. In this context, a circus, from the Latin word meaning "circle", is a round open space at a street junction. Piccadilly now links directly to the theatres on Shaftesbury Avenue, as well as the Haymarket, Coventry Street (onwards to Leicester Square) and Glasshouse Street. The Circus is close to major shopping and entertainment areas in the West End. Its status as a major traffic junction has made Piccadilly Circus a busy meeting place and a tourist attraction in its own right. The Circus is particularly known for its video display and neon signs mounted on the corner building on the northern side, as well as the Shaftesburymemorial fountain and statue, which is popularly, though mistakenly, believed to be of Eros. It is surrounded by several notable buildings, including the London Pavilion and Criterion Theatre. Directly underneath the plaza is Piccadilly Circus Underground station, part of the London Underground system.”