London hotel recommendations?

[Stacey Udell]

Looking for recommendations on a great, centrally located London hotel. Must have superior service and spacious, clean accommodations; in-room WIFI and a decent fitness center a must, too. Nothing too $$$$ or snooty.

[Max Pesling]

What is too expensive? If you give a range I might have a couple of good recommendations...

[Stacey Udell]

Prefer to stay under $350-400/night.

Max Pesling said:

What is too expensive? If you give a range I might have a couple of good recommendations...

[Max Pesling]

Try the Courthouse Doubletree, it's right in the heart of SoHo on Great Marlborough Street, really great area, and you can definitely get a double room from the upper $200s to around $400. GREAT restaurant on the premises, too, in the former jaiil of the courthouse. I stayed there last year and loved it. Great hotel, great location, great price for London.

[Stacey Udell]

It sounds very 'cool.' I WILL certainly check it out. Thank you so much!!!

Max Pesling said:

Try the Courthouse Doubletree, it's right in the heart of SoHo on Great Marlborough Street, really great area, and you can definitely get a double room from the upper $200s to around $400. GREAT restaurant on the premises, too, in the former jaiil of the courthouse. I stayed there last year and loved it. Great hotel, great location, great price for London.

[kip brook]

The Thistle hotel by Tower Bridge is central enough; The Royal Horseguards Hotel just off Whitehall looks out over the Thames and is right in town. But try Canizaro House on Wimbledon Common.

[Cherie City]

The Marylebone Hotel is a lovely, cosy boutique hotel very close to the shopping areas of Oxford St and Bond St. It has a fitness centre, swimming pool, spa and jacuzzi and WIFI.
It's £205/303 dollars in July, but might be cheaper at other times in the year.

[karin halliwell]

My favorite place is:

The Mandeville Hotel
Mandeville Place
LONDON W1U 2BE
Telephone: [phone]