London Hotels

[HooBoy]

Can anyone recommend London Hotels with high speed ethernet connections in the rooms?

 

Thanks!!:-)

 

HooBoy

[Guest IM_Moore]

>Can anyone recommend London Hotels with high speed ethernet

>connections in the rooms?

>

 

HooBoy A few months ago I stayed at a very nice hotel located in the West End part of London. They have high speed Internet connections. Here is a link to their site. I hope it helps.

 

http://www.london-hotels.co.uk/london-hotels/holborn.html

[Rick Munroe]

I don't know about ethernet but when I was in London, my client and I stayed at the Dorchester and our connection was anything but fast...it was slow, steady, and long. But he seemed to like it. }> He has a bf now and I haven't seen him in a while but man, he let me fuck face the way I like to...keeping it in deep with lots of tongue action. Pussy mouths rule!

 

I hope that was helpful.

[Guest cmp]

Thanks again for the laugh.

 

Hoo, have a blast while in London.

[SmallTownJohn]

I love some Marriott STSN high speed & weekend Come Out & Play Rates. I have the Rewards points to prove it.<g> But I know nothing about their chain in Europe but I'm sure some hotels would have it:0)

 

 

John

[johnnysneakers]

Some hotels have a pay email/internet service hooked up to the TV. Most W hotels and some other Starwood hotels have this in the US, at a rate of only $9.95 per day which is reasonable, and means you do not have to lug your laptop around with you. Since Sept 11 this is more of a hassle than ever and I just leave mine home.

 

I was just at the Sheraton Park Tower in Knightsbridge but they did not have this. I think they have connections for your laptop but I cannot be sure. Check with the larger chains in advance. The Holiday Inn at Gloucester Road does NOT, nor does the Forum Hotel across the street.

 

There are also a ton of internet cafes in London, but some do not provide you with much privacy to visit the kind of sites we like to check out. I think the best is the EASY stores (there is one on Kensington High Street) which is huge, and one pound buys you an hour of service.

 

My other advice for London is to buy your own cell phone, rather than getting stung by hotel phone rates, esp when calling escorts. Most escorts are on mobiles and you will be shocked at what your hotel phone bill will be like when you check out. Mine has been as high as 50 or 70 pounds. At Vodaphone you can buy a good cell for 50 pounds and get pay as you talk cards for 5 and 10 pounds. It is worthwhile for anyone who goes to London several times a year.

 

Johnny

[Guest dstud4hire]

Hoo boy, just stayed w/ a client at The Landmark hotel,near the marlebone tube station. Very nice hotel, and my client reports to me that they did have hi-speed access. Gabe

[CT Dick]

Here is a link to their site. I hope

>it helps.

>

>http://www.london-hotels.co.uk/london-hotels/holborn.html

 

Forget the Internet connection. The bed they show on this link is TOOOOOO much! Can you just imagine a cute little hottie spread under that canopy? }>

 

Dick

[EXPAT]

The Landmark does have a high speed internet connection and it's right next door to my office.

 

Also the St. Martin's Lane Hotel has a good internet connection and it's in a great neighborhood - Covent Garden.

[Rod Hagen]

My Dream London hotel is http://www.lanesborough.com/

 

Not only do they have a high speed connection (and butlers) but the room comes with its own computer.

 

Slowly I am beginning to see that the Rosewood hotels are peerless.

 

Have fun.