Question about London Accommodations...
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Question about London Accommodations...
Just curious, my fiance's K-1 Visa interview is January 14 in London, and he's trying to figure out where to stay that would be in nice walking distance from everywhere he needs to go.
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by Brichheve
Just curious, my fiance's K-1 Visa interview is January 14 in London, and he's trying to figure out where to stay that would be in nice walking distance from everywhere he needs to go.
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by WarriorLife
We just got back from our interview and stayed in The New Lindon Hotel, £35 a night, and just two tube stops from the embassy.
Would you recommend this hotel, and did you scout around for others?
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by Brichheve
Just curious, my fiance's K-1 Visa interview is January 14 in London, and he's trying to figure out where to stay that would be in nice walking distance from everywhere he needs to go.
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
I know I've seen places listed before, but darned if I can find the right threads. Any suggestions?
Thanks much, all!
Most recommend the Bryanstan (sp?) opposite Dr Phelan's but complain about the size of the rooms.
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
hi, i was just reading through your time line (it seemed youd been waiting a long time)
my fiance pointed out that the police certificate should be 3 months old maximum.
does anybody else know if this is true??? cause otherwise SMAUG needs another certificate - and because mine might be considered out of the three months, i might be in trouble aswell. i received it on October 14th, my interview is january 11th.
any ideas??
my fiance pointed out that the police certificate should be 3 months old maximum.
does anybody else know if this is true??? cause otherwise SMAUG needs another certificate - and because mine might be considered out of the three months, i might be in trouble aswell. i received it on October 14th, my interview is january 11th.
any ideas??
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by brownsnoutuk
hi, i was just reading through your time line (it seemed youd been waiting a long time)
my fiance pointed out that the police certificate should be 3 months old maximum.
does anybody else know if this is true??? cause otherwise SMAUG needs another certificate - and because mine might be considered out of the three months, i might be in trouble aswell. i received it on October 14th, my interview is january 11th.
any ideas??
my fiance pointed out that the police certificate should be 3 months old maximum.
does anybody else know if this is true??? cause otherwise SMAUG needs another certificate - and because mine might be considered out of the three months, i might be in trouble aswell. i received it on October 14th, my interview is january 11th.
any ideas??
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by Smaug
My interview is the 13th
Would you recommend this hotel, and did you scout around for others?
Would you recommend this hotel, and did you scout around for others?
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by Russ&Jayne
Where did your fiance hear that? No, it doesn't need to be 3 months old as far as I know. Mine certainly wasn't.
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Originally Posted by Smaug
I've heard that they're good for (but don't quote me ;p) 6 months, and I've also heard a year.
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
I never understand 'hotel snobs'. Let's face it, the basic premise of a hotel is a place to sleep and store your luggage whilst you are away from home.
Yes, I like to splurge myself with a posh hotel during a well earned luxury vacation, but people who cannot stay 1/2 nights in a hotel without whining about the size of the room/shower and how the front door isn't coated in marble, with a grand piano in the foyet, etc etc...well you people need to get out more.
It's a gross waste of money. 2* hotels always do the job for me, as long as they are clean, comfortable and safe. The money I save from not checking into some £100 a night place, I spend on a nice meal.
Ave Kim Pueblo.
Yes, I like to splurge myself with a posh hotel during a well earned luxury vacation, but people who cannot stay 1/2 nights in a hotel without whining about the size of the room/shower and how the front door isn't coated in marble, with a grand piano in the foyet, etc etc...well you people need to get out more.
It's a gross waste of money. 2* hotels always do the job for me, as long as they are clean, comfortable and safe. The money I save from not checking into some £100 a night place, I spend on a nice meal.
Ave Kim Pueblo.
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
We stayed at the Best Western Mostyn Hotel. This must be a fairly popular place for the 'immigration' crowd, as the friendly bellman said 'I'll bet you're back here for 1 o'clock' as we checked our bag with him, and we hadn't yet said what the purpose of our visit was! Must've overheard our yank/brit chatter
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Re: Question about London Accommodations...
Very helpful, thank you all! I'm having John look stuff up so we know where to stow him for a night!
Woo hoo! Very excited, we're almost through this stage!
Woo hoo! Very excited, we're almost through this stage!