DISCUSSION for Hilton Honors Hotels in or near London, United Kingdom {GBR}
Jan 7, 20, 7:01 pm
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Originally Posted by xooz
This is a helpful discussion as things change so much over time. In the list of "middle tier" hotels being discussed, do any of the hotels other than the Metropole, Kensington and maybe Doubletree West End have lounges? Those are what are currently noted in the Lounge summary thread/PDF file.
Jan 8, 20, 1:56 am
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Originally Posted by xooz
This is a helpful discussion as things change so much over time. In the list of "middle tier" hotels being discussed, do any of the hotels other than the Metropole, Kensington and maybe Doubletree West End have lounges? Those are what are currently noted in the Lounge summary thread/PDF file.
In the next tier up, those with lounges would be Conrad, Waldorf Astoria, Canary Wharf, Park Lane, Bankside, Tower Bridge, Paddington and doubtless a few others that I can't recall at the moment.
Hilton Hyde Park and Euston don't have a lounge, otherwise they all have them, DT Riverside (EDIT: Also Tower of London and DT Kings Cross Angel) I think are now the only exception to the rule that DTs don't have lounges.
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Jan 8, 20, 5:15 am
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Originally Posted by xooz
This is a helpful discussion as things change so much over time. In the list of "middle tier" hotels being discussed, do any of the hotels other than the Metropole, Kensington and maybe Doubletree West End have lounges? Those are what are currently noted in the Lounge summary thread/PDF file.
Jan 8, 20, 7:39 am
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
DT West End doesn't have a lounge nor does DT Westminster. The others that are specifically in the mid tier area that have lounges include Olympia. Wembley, Angel Islington, Heathrow's T4 and also T5, DT Docklands Riverside.
In the next tier up, those with lounges would be Conrad, Waldorf Astoria, Canary Wharf, Park Lane, Bankside, Tower Bridge, Paddington and doubtless a few others that I can't recall at the moment.
Hilton Hyde Park and Euston don't have a lounge, otherwise they all have them, DT Riverside I think is now the only exception to the rule that DTs don't have lounges.
In the next tier up, those with lounges would be Conrad, Waldorf Astoria, Canary Wharf, Park Lane, Bankside, Tower Bridge, Paddington and doubtless a few others that I can't recall at the moment.
Hilton Hyde Park and Euston don't have a lounge, otherwise they all have them, DT Riverside I think is now the only exception to the rule that DTs don't have lounges.
Jan 8, 20, 9:32 am
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Originally Posted by stc
You scared me there for a minute.
Originally Posted by stc
Of course, that was a couple of years ago.)
Jan 8, 20, 1:39 pm
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Originally Posted by Haarlem Globetrotter
angel islington lounge my fav now that renovated
Before the refurb I thought the lounge was pretty poor during my last stay.
Jan 8, 20, 1:48 pm
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Originally Posted by stc
You scared me there for a minute. The DT Tower of London also still has a lounge according to their website (and IMNSHO is far superior both in terms of lounge and hotel to the DT Riverside. In fact I would say their lounge is superior to a number of the Hilton lounges from the last time I stayed there. Of course, that was a couple of years ago.)
Jan 9, 20, 5:35 pm
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A new Hilton seems to appeared without much fanfare: Hart Shoreditch hotel. Part of Curio. https://curiocollection3.hilton.com/en/hotels/united-kingdom/hart-shoreditch-hotel-london-curio-collection-by-hilton-LONSDQQ/index.html
Jan 19, 20, 4:53 am
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No Hilton hotel in London UK with 3 separate beds?
I posted a similar thread on IHG forum too. I cannot really find a Hilton property in London, neither LHR which offers 3 separate beds. All seem to offer 3-4 pax yes, but including a King bed and a sofa bed or comparable, none has 3 separate beds and even havin 2 twin roommwith extra rollaway seems non-existing or rather difficult to discern if yes, reading the room descriptions and photos.
Any helpful pointers?
Thx!
Any helpful pointers?
Thx!
Jan 19, 20, 6:47 am
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Originally Posted by LondonElite
Three separate beds in a single hotel room? I have never seen such a thing. Do these exist?
Jan 19, 20, 7:00 am
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Originally Posted by mcgahat
In Europe, no but in the North American and Asia...sure. I see three single bed options in Asia quite often. In North America is it no uncommon to have two double beds with sofa that converts to bed or the ability to bring in a roll-away bed.
