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Or Spareroom - worked well for me for over 12 months renting Mon-Fri, in the last 18 months.....still, YMMVOriginally posted by vwdan View Postairbnb.co.uk is going to be your friend here.latest-and-greatest solution (TM) kevpuk 2013Comment
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Fantastic. Above a pub, £25 per night.Originally posted by vwdan View Postairbnb.co.uk is going to be your friend here.Comment
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I'll remember that.Originally posted by kal View PostEasyhotel normally charge around that for a night for a room with an en-suite, the room is tiny though but clean and central locations. May be a bit much for a regular Monday to Friday but fine for the occasional night or 2 when I've stayed there (especially if out on the lash after work and only requiring a crash pad
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We look forward to your reports.Originally posted by Scotchpie View PostFantastic. Above a pub, £25 per night.Comment
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I work at CW and used to stay in hotels 4 days a week average about £140 some weeks it's 250+ for travel lodge per night
This week you will pay £700+
Go on try to book the travel lodge (docklands it's a dump of all dumps) this or next week or any week <£100
If you fancy a beer (sorry tap water on your rate) let me know and will give you some tips (or a cardboard box)Comment
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When on a recent tour on the motorbike in Europe, the wife and I stayed at quite a few Ibis hotels.
Not the most luxurious, but functional and clean, comfortable beds, tasty breakfast, wifi, all the essentials were there.
Ibis London DocklandsNever has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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WoldG+pjcSOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostYes it is doable. But you may have under-quoted against the market rate for your skills and the gig. Hard to say about that.
And you can get digs for less than £100pn if you look around."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Mind your language.Originally posted by cojak View PostWoldG+pjcS
And you can get digs for less than £100pn if you look around.Comment
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When I tried to book there they wanted my passport, since I don't need it when I'm booking other hotels I declined.Originally posted by kal View PostEasyhotel normally charge around that for a night for a room with an en-suite, the room is tiny though but clean and central locations. May be a bit much for a regular Monday to Friday but fine for the occasional night or 2 when I've stayed there (especially if out on the lash after work and only requiring a crash pad
)"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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