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punkha1
01 Feb 10 21:17
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Going over to London for the NFL match and wondering where is the best place to stay that is
a)handy for getting to & from the stadium.
b)that has or is close to a good night life if we go back after the match.
Never been there before so any suggestions appreciated.
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Report donemyconkers • February 1, 2010 9:18 PM GMT
Is the game @ Wembley ?
Report Clockwork • February 1, 2010 9:18 PM GMT
Newham has some decent places. Big Charlie's your man.
Report theguesser • February 1, 2010 9:18 PM GMT
Very budget dependent mate
Report punkha1 • February 1, 2010 9:23 PM GMT
Yeah its at wembley,only staying 1 night so probably would spend 150 ish for something half decent.
Report horseman • February 1, 2010 9:23 PM GMT
ffs DONT stay near Wembley itself unless mogudishui is your idea of fun place.

staying central ish is usually best bet,your not far from euston then or the main tube stops and you can go up west or hoxton/shoreditch all in easy distance..though nighlife and london go togther like a fresh turd and a christening font
Report donemyconkers • February 1, 2010 9:28 PM GMT
Wembley is 15 mins from Baker street which is easy to get to get to from anywhere in London. Anywhere in that area would do.

I would not stop in Wembley itself as there is f-all around there.

http://www.hoxtonhotels.com/ is reasonable and in the middle of some of the action.
Report theguesser • February 1, 2010 9:45 PM GMT
Depends what else you want from the visit mate; Central london for the sights; City (say Tower Thistle) if you want to be near Hoxton etc. The Undergound (tube) is reliable and you can also get to Wembley from Marylebone station on an overground train. My tip is avoid staying around the West End (Picadilly; Leicester Sq; Sloane Square; Knightbridge; Park Lane etc) because it's overpriced.

Stick up your idea of fun and plenty will give you some hints.I'll have another look in the morning. Wembley is a great stadium (sh*t area) and London is a fantastic and generally pretty safe City.
Report JORDI • February 1, 2010 10:08 PM GMT
wembley is the armpit of london,plenty of travel inn express places all over
Report u want some • February 1, 2010 10:14 PM GMT
Well i had a great time in the green man pub i think it was called
Report good value losers • February 1, 2010 10:18 PM GMT
depends on your budget but ffs if it's your 1st visit push the boat out and get a room in one of the posh hotels. for example the hilton park lane get a room high up with a top view across the city.
Report punterfleecer • February 1, 2010 11:03 PM GMT
If you're a civil servant, then stay the Union Jack Club in Waterloo, dirt cheap
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