2012 London Olympic Hotels
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I'm hoping to get a bit more central (currently have 2 rooms on the 4th in Croydon)
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Ironically, it will be quicker from Croydon to the stadium than many places in Central London due to the excellent connections. 15 mins to London Bridge and then straight onto a Jubilee tube to the stadium.
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Also as I have a room at the CP St James on the Friday, it means heading out to Croydon to check in.
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Today there is widespread availability of IHG London properties for reward nights during the London Olympics using Points & Cash.
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
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Today there is widespread availability of IHG London properties for reward nights during the London Olympics using Points & Cash.
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
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Why Charing Cross? Even though it is quite central it is not because of its geographical location, the real reason goes back over 700 years to the reign of Edward I.
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I tried out the Indigo Paddington (as well as the Hilton Paddington) and I think that would be the better choice over the St. James. One question though, is the free transport pass that LOG gives us good for the HEX?
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Today there is widespread availability of IHG London properties for reward nights during the London Olympics using Points & Cash.
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
http://boardingarea.com/blogs/loyalt...available-now/
But... I've just checked and there are quite a few options available at ICHG hotels in London for 15,000 + $60 per night or 20,000 + $40 which is a lot more reasonable than I was expecting.