Touring London and southern England in style. Until recently, my lone memory of London dated back to the mid-1980s.
I was a poor college student at the time, and I spent a few weeks in England when I took a classical music course at the University of Oxford. OK—that description is a bit dramatic. Really, I took a class offered through my small university, and the class happened to be taking place on the Oxford campus.
London Premier Notting Hill is located in the quiet and affluent residential area of Princes Square, in close proximity to both Bayswater and Notting Hill underground station. Due to its strategic location, it is a very popular choice of accommodation in Notting Hill for both leisure and business travellers.
For any connoisseur of luxury, the five star hotel is an essential component of their holiday. No matter where you go in the world, it is possible to stay in hotels that redefine opulence and create the ultimate environment to relax and be pampered. In this article, I will take a look at what are often described as the ultimate collection of hotels in the world by travelers.
London is admittedly one of the best cities in the entire world. Whether you’re interested in theater, music, art, fashion, architecture or commerce there is tons for you to do and enjoy in London. It is a city where in a short cab ride you can go from one world to another. What are the best areas in London you ask? Well that all depends on your interests.
The 41 Hotel London is a stunning hidden treasure located opposite the Royal News boasts comfort and sophistication with a hotel that provides all the amenities a person could ask for and more. The decor supplies an environment that is perfect for business and ideal for leisure. Whether its business or leisure the private club style gives you the feel of security and intimacy.
San Domenico House is a luxurious boutique hotel only a short walk from Sloane Square and fashionable Chelsea. Bedrooms have private marble bathrooms and offer free Wi-Fi. Beautifully designed rooms are furnished with antiques, paintings and classical furniture, collected from around the world. Air-conditioned, rooms feature sitting areas, flat-screen TVs and large built-in wardrobes. Molton Brown toiletries and bathrobes are available in the luxurious bathrooms.
Football stadiums – or stadia – are generally seen as being some of the most boring pieces of structure around – after all, how far can you deviate in a design that needs to seat so many thousand people all facing the same way? Here are a few iconic stadiums that do stand out, however.
The Milestone Hotel and Apartments takes its name from the old cast iron milestone that stands in its original position beside the hotel. The occupants of this site have had many associations, ranging from a mistress of James II, a man who believed himself to be Shakespeare’s grandson, and an aristocratic governess to the daughters of George II.
