[Sca-cooks] OT: Visiting London

[Johnna Holloway]

We have been staying at Jurys Inns in London.
In fact the stay last spring was cheaper per night than it was
in 2006 and 2004. We paid 49 pounds per night.
That was for a double and single bed (two beds) in the room, modern
large bath with tub and shower, flat screen tv, etc.
Located near the tube. OH and fully handicapped accessible with
elevator. Most B&B's are not handicapped friendly.

Johnnae

On Sep 11, 2009, at 5:09 PM, bronwynmgn at aol.com wrote:

> <<Unlike the U.S., bed and breakfast places tend to be cheaper than  
> hotels and are often more convenient. My experiences are over 40  
> years old, but some of the barony have made the hop over the pond  
> more recently and say the same.?
> ?>>
> Oh, absolutely.? We much preferred the bed and breakfasts as well.?  
> Nothing like having a host who, when your husband goes to sit and  
> read in the lounge so you can take a nap, insists on making your  
> husband tea, crumpets, and all the fixings with his own hands.? We'd  
> been pointed to that particular B&B by the guard at the train  
> station in town. Brangwayna