Is The Rubens Hotel in London Victoria good?
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It is very good. Luxurious, comfortable, elegant, very posh. Enjoy!
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The British Museum holds many works of historical importance and is a magnificent building as does the Natural History Museum in South Kensington. The National Portrait Gallery holds some of the greatest paintings in the United Kingdom.\n\nSites of historical interest: \nTrafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Palace (House of Parliament), Leeds Castle, Windsor Castle, St. Paul's Cathedral, Great Queens Street (Grand Lodge of England), Tower Bridge and the Tower of London (with the Crown Jewels), Portsmouth (where you can see the Victory - Nelson's flag ship - and the Mary Rose - Henry VIII flag ship), Covent Garden with the Royal Opera House and the architecture of the surrounding buildings.
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There are some very good uni's in your list there and all have good points including locality. I studied through Essex who have a good reputation and you are close to London by train.\n\nIts depends on your grade and tariff band but if you go to this address below, they have the University table and has history listed and from there you can use your grade etc and then compare for success and price.\n\nGood luck
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It's a good show, however you're only getting a one sided view. Most of the hotels featured on those shows are also advertisers on the Travel Channel, so you're not going to hear any down sides to staying there or any other issues. \n\nTo get an accurate idea of a hotel, look them up online. There are many forums where people who have stayed there before will list their experiences.
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Where in the world are you living?\nThe Royal Brompton Hospital in London is good, as well as Cleveland Clinic in OH, USA.
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Carthage... it is a beautiful victorian town.. and is also home of the Precious Moments company... and at their location they have a chapel with beautiful paintings and stained glass windows... a fountain show... look up carthage missouri precious moments on the net u will love it... u could stay at the best western precious moments hotel or a lovely victorian bed and breakfast.. and it is all very reasonable ... also carthage is only 2 hours from Branson, Mo... and if u havent heard of Branson... look at it on the net 2 and make sure if u go 2 branson... go 2 Silver dollar City... great theme park ... set 100 years in the past... good luck hope u get 2 go 2 both... and btw yes St louis is also a great place 2 see.. just wanted u 2 have some variety... also just so u know... carthage is only like 3-4 hours from st louis...
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I have been to all of these places for a long time.  I think they all have their merits, and the TV programming and radio programming were good everywhere.  But I give both Wales and Scotland an edge for less social degeneracy.  They were both friendlier than the English.  The Scottish were friendliest from my point of view.\n\nIt is very dreary in Scotland during the winter, but during the other part of the year it is close to Paradise.  Wales also has lots of wonderful places to visit.\n\nI am basically a country person, so you will have to consider this in that light.\n\nIf the world had a capital city, it would be London, though.  I have been everywhere else and there are no other competitors even close.\n\nStill I find lots of disagreement, especially in France, Canada and the USA, especially from people who have never traveled anywhere.\n\nVisit Western Scotland, Snowdonia in Wales, RAF Museum Hendon, The British Museum and endless other museums in London, Kew Gardens.  Use rail transport for all this if you do not have a car or do not like renting one owing to budget.  \n\nA big plus is getting a Thomas Cook and Fodor's London Guide (voth) ahead of time and also use the web and British Rail to plan your trip ahead of time.\n\nDo NOT try to see everything.  It is impossible and will ruin an excellent time spent doing what you most enjoy.\n\nIf you are interested in Ancient History or Science or both, or something else, you can further tailor you time, even at one particular place such as The British Museum.\n\nSkip Stonehenge unless the Salisbury Cathedral ends up as one of your choices.  Also, forget everything having to do with Royalty, the Ravens, the Queen's Jewles and such.  There are far too many highly interesting, even fascinating things to see, and you will bump into fewer sweaty tourists trying to get too much done while ruining a potentially good vacation.\n\nOnce you get the travel guides, you will start finding all the better things to see.  NEVER stay at a hotel, they are INCREDIBLY EXPENSIVE, even for the most minimal service plus breakfast.  Instead, stay at Bed and Breakfast places you can locate on the internet.\n\nUse the tube or underground for London while staying on the outskirts at a bed and breakfast place.  London is even more expensive hotelwise.  The best sights are free or quite reasonable fee-wise.\n\nThe tourist season is a bell-shaped curve.  Visit at the beginning or the end of it, but not so late that it is WINTER time.  All is very gloomy during the winter, especially to Americans from Florida and California or people from other places in the world having lots of sunshine.\n\nClothing:  It rains quite a bit, mountainous regions are breezy and cool, sometimes very cold.
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I don't know about finding them or anything, but the best hotels in Vancouver are probably The Four Seasons or the Fairmont Vancouver.
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Try Lillywhites on Piccadilly Circus
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It depends on the topic. A person who travels probably isn't going to know a lot about the development of the British novel. A person who reads probably doesn't know how to get a cheap hotel room in London.
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For my personal rating?\nA five star smells good when you enter the room. Everything works, every thing is clean, there are all the extra amenities , the rooms are fairly sound proofed so next doors TV doesn't bother you. Indoor pool and spa, weight room, adequate parking, and a hot breakfast!
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Yea. London and its  history, buildings, exhibitions. Music, fashion, clubbing. Mixed vibrant ethnicity. There are some disadvantages i.e pollution, some days grey and a bit cold for this time of year. On the whole I think its an interesting place to visit. Whatever your interest you will find somewhere in London caters for your needs.
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Definitely check out this website: http://www.enetproperty.co.uk/\n\nLoads to choose from and varied price range. \n\nMy tip:\n\nhttp://www.enetproperty.co.uk/4983/details.htm\n2 bedroom\nclose to South Kensington\n495pounds per week\n\nGood luck finding what you need. London is a beautiful city!
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One of the better schools in London or the Sarboum in Paris
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niche market?\n\nbesides the costs are low, the tourist value at the seaside well its through the roof, if  was a dragon (from dragons den the tv programme) i would give her the £125000 pouds she asked for to expand her business in a minute
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If it's a normal hotel, you can check details on tripadvisor.com, gives great reviews of most places!
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I went to the Loop recently and it was really good, nice food, buzzing crowd and good jamz. It's the one off Oxford street in the little street between Gap and Next. You might need to book in advance though...