Triple rooms in London

[original PM]

Nope, I'm merely letting OG have a dose or two back, he's more than happy to dish it.

Have one on me.

probably true - i only float in and out these days so miss most of the juicy bits

still no need to let the facts get in the way heh!

and

[Churchill]

probably true - i only float in and out these days so miss most of the juicy bits

still no need to let the facts get in the way heh!

and

Asbolutely.

[Wilmslow]

Hey, pick on your own thread for a good old fashioned blokey cat fight!

[Old Greg]

Hey, pick on your own thread for a good old fashioned blokey cat fight!

Hey, I was just trying to give you some money saving options.

[OwlHoot]

Aren't there youth hostels in Central London?

I'm sure there's one in Tottenham Court Road, near (or even in) Centre Point.

[Churchill]

Aren't there youth hostels in Central London?

I'm sure there's one in Tottenham Court Road, near (or even in) Centre Point.

Wilmslow isn't allowed anywhere near kids, allegedly.

[Gordon Ice]

Let's be honest here, hotels in London invariably suck. They're either overpriced with a rubbish/outdated/manky decor, or are overpriced for mere mortals more interested in spending their hard earned spondoolies on shampoo and strippers.

There's plenty of apartments (supposedly for professional folk on business) available for 1 - 2 night stays in London, many of which have multi bedrooms. These normally stack up pretty well in terms of £cost and more often than not you get a smart pad in a decent area for less than a Hotel.

And so the lesson endeth

[thunderlizard]

It's likely that the hotel can easily arrange your desired bed configuration, but might not have been able to list it on the internet reservation system. Ring & ask.