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Q. Would very much appreciate a list of the nicest hotels you can think of in the London area, thanks! A. The Savoy Hilton (Park Lane) Claridges The Dorchester Athaneum (Piccadilly) Browns (Mayfair) Churchill (Marble Arch) Connaught (Mayfair) Grosvenor House (Park Lane) Langham (Oxford Circus) They are all very different. Check their websites for further information Planning a trip to London and would like some advice? Q. Hello, I am going to London for my 30th birthday in March (SO excited by the way). What are some fun things to do besides all the tourist attractions? I would love to go to some local bars/clubs and eat at out of the way restaurants. Also, my husband and I would love to be able to go to a football game... how much do those usually cost? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! A. Nightclubs: Tiger Tiger, Fabric, Aquarium (with real swimming pools inside!). The best pizza in London: My favorite place not only for pizza - The Gourmet Pizza Company (Gabriel...

Q. A. Train journeys should be 2 hours 15 minutes each way. Book far enough in advance or midweek and you can find tickets for £1, check the Virgin Trains website. Tripadvisor.com is very good for finding hotels. You can pinpoint a location, specify your budget then use the user reviews to find the best one that suits you. Best hotels in London would be places like the Savoy and Dorchester, but presumably your budget doesn't stretch that far? Maybe look around Covent Garden - Holborn and Bloomsbury in particular are nice neighbourhoods close to the West End. By contrast Victoria and Paddington are full of seedy dumps. What are some really good classic rock songs? Q. Like dream on, paint it black, bohemian rhapsody. For example. Thankss. A. 1.Won't Get Fooled Again... Who 2.Hotel California.......Eagles 3.Riders On The Storm.......Doors 4.Barracuda......Heart 5.La Grange.....ZZ Top 6.You Really Got Me........Van Halen 7.More Than A Feeling......Boston 8.Sultans Of Swing...

Q. Hello, I am going to London for my 30th birthday in March (SO excited by the way). What are some fun things to do besides all the tourist attractions? I would love to go to some local bars/clubs and eat at out of the way restaurants. Also, my husband and I would love to be able to go to a football game... how much do those usually cost? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! A. Nightclubs: Tiger Tiger, Fabric, Aquarium (with real swimming pools inside!). The best pizza in London: My favorite place not only for pizza - The Gourmet Pizza Company (Gabriel's Wharf, Upper Ground, Phone 020 7928 3188). Best of British Food: St John (26 St John; Farringdon subway stop). Cocktails bars: Savoy Hotel and Long Bar (50 Berners Street). Cinemas: BFI Imax Cinema (a must!). BFI = British Film Institute. Great attractions. Theater: National Theatre - a MUST! Shopping destinations: Oxford Street and Regent Street. Megastore: Selfrigdes, Harrods and Kings Road. Have fun!!! what attra...

Q. . A. Well, the Savoy is closed for refurbishment So, I'd say the Ritz Is there a waiting list for tea @ The Savoy? Q. If so, how long is the wait roughly and how much does it cost? A. The Savoy Strand London, England WC2R 0ET Telephone: +44 20 7836 4343 Fax: +44 20 7240 6040 Email: savoy@fairmont.com Afternoon Tea Hours Of Operation: Monday to Friday Seating Time Allocation: 1 hour and 45 minutes every 15 minutes 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Seating Time Allocation: 1 hour and 45 minutes every 15 minutes 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dress Code: Smart casual attire Reservations: Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling the hotel directly at +44 (0)20 7420 2669, by fax +44 (0)20 7420 2450 or through e-mail. Prices: Champagne Afternoon Tea £38.50 plus service charge (£43.31) Traditional Afternoon Tea £31.50 plus service charge (£35.43) Theatre Tea £31.50 plus service charge (£35.43...

Q. Would very much appreciate a list of the nicest hotels you can think of in the London area, thanks! A. The Savoy Hilton (Park Lane) Claridges The Dorchester Athaneum (Piccadilly) Browns (Mayfair) Churchill (Marble Arch) Connaught (Mayfair) Grosvenor House (Park Lane) Langham (Oxford Circus) They are all very different. Check their websites for further information Planning a trip to London and would like some advice? Q. Hello, I am going to London for my 30th birthday in March (SO excited by the way). What are some fun things to do besides all the tourist attractions? I would love to go to some local bars/clubs and eat at out of the way restaurants. Also, my husband and I would love to be able to go to a football game... how much do those usually cost? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! A. Nightclubs: Tiger Tiger, Fabric, Aquarium (with real swimming pools inside!). The best pizza in London: My favorite place not only for pizza - The Gourmet Pizza Company (Gabriel...

Q. We're coming for a visit next year, and my wife is a bit of a nut for that time period, especially as it relates to Human Resources . Okay, more than a bit of a nut! A. I don't know of a specific tour based around the Industrial Revolution in London. There are plenty of Victorian London tours and walks that will include elements on The Industrial Revolution and Labour History. London Walks is one of the larger companies a link is attached. You may need to research your own tour - there is certainly plenty to see. The mechanisation of industry and transport is covered nowhere better than at the Science Museum. Nearly all the iconic inventions, machines and engines that produced the Industrial Revolution are there from the original Puffing Billy and Stephenson's Rocket, to Boulton and Watts' engine, Arkwrights Spinning Jenny, Davy's safety lamps, Harrisons power loom and so on, it really is a massive collection. All the key inventions in electricity, gas, metall...

Q. Like dream on, paint it black, bohemian rhapsody. For example. Thankss. A. 1.Won't Get Fooled Again... Who 2.Hotel California.......Eagles 3.Riders On The Storm.......Doors 4.Barracuda......Heart 5.La Grange.....ZZ Top 6.You Really Got Me........Van Halen 7.More Than A Feeling......Boston 8.Sultans Of Swing........Dire Straits 9.You Shook Me All Night Long....AC/DC 10.Lola.....Kinks 11.Tiny Dancer......Elton John 12.Locomotive Breath........Jethro Tull 13.Magic Carpet Ride.......Steppenwolf 14.Tom Sawyer.......Rush 15.Baba O'Riley........The Who 16.The Joker.........Steve Miller Band 17.Roxanne......The Police 18.My Sweet Lord.........George Harrison 19.Just What I Needed.....Cars 20.Don't Fear The Reaper........Blue Oyster Cult 21.Do It Again..........Steely Dan 22.That Was Only Yesterday.....Spooky Tooth 23.Melvin Laid An Egg.......Bloodrock 24.Who Do You Love.........George Thorogood 25.Life's Been Good.........Joe Walsh 26.I'd Love To Change The World.........

Q. Hello, I am going to London for my 30th birthday in March (SO excited by the way). What are some fun things to do besides all the tourist attractions? I would love to go to some local bars/clubs and eat at out of the way restaurants. Also, my husband and I would love to be able to go to a football game... how much do those usually cost? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! A. Nightclubs: Tiger Tiger, Fabric, Aquarium (with real swimming pools inside!). The best pizza in London: My favorite place not only for pizza - The Gourmet Pizza Company (Gabriel's Wharf, Upper Ground, Phone 020 7928 3188). Best of British Food: St John (26 St John; Farringdon subway stop). Cocktails bars: Savoy Hotel and Long Bar (50 Berners Street). Cinemas: BFI Imax Cinema (a must!). BFI = British Film Institute. Great attractions. Theater: National Theatre - a MUST! Shopping destinations: Oxford Street and Regent Street. Megastore: Selfrigdes, Harrods and Kings Road. Have fun!!! what attra...

Q. Hello, I am going to London for my 30th birthday in March (SO excited by the way). What are some fun things to do besides all the tourist attractions? I would love to go to some local bars/clubs and eat at out of the way restaurants. Also, my husband and I would love to be able to go to a football game... how much do those usually cost? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! A. Nightclubs: Tiger Tiger, Fabric, Aquarium (with real swimming pools inside!). The best pizza in London: My favorite place not only for pizza - The Gourmet Pizza Company (Gabriel's Wharf, Upper Ground, Phone 020 7928 3188). Best of British Food: St John (26 St John; Farringdon subway stop). Cocktails bars: Savoy Hotel and Long Bar (50 Berners Street). Cinemas: BFI Imax Cinema (a must!). BFI = British Film Institute. Great attractions. Theater: National Theatre - a MUST! Shopping destinations: Oxford Street and Regent Street. Megastore: Selfrigdes, Harrods and Kings Road. Have fun!!! what attra...