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17 okt. - 18 okt.Imorgon
18 okt. - 19 okt.Nästa helg
23 okt. - 25 okt.Om två veckor
30 okt. - 1 nov.Våra rekommendationer för boutiquehotell i Hayes
1 652 kr
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18 okt. – 19 okt.
1 017 kr
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17 nov. – 18 nov.
1 999 kr
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17 nov. – 18 nov.
2 728 kr
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8 nov. – 9 nov.
1 308 kr
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1 nov. – 2 nov.




6. Club Quarters Hotel Trafalgar Square, London
Club Quarters Hotel Trafalgar Square, LondonLondon centrum
Peter
2 484 kr
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8 nov. – 9 nov.
1 701 kr
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1 nov. – 2 nov.
2 513 kr
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18 okt. – 19 okt.
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Recensioner av topphotell i Hayes
Strand Palace Hotel
8/10 Bra
"Perfect location! Breakfast so so"
St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London
8/10 Bra
"Location is really good. Easy to get around. Walking distance to London Victoria and most sights. Rooms are clean, but there are small details that could need maintainance in the hallways etc. All the necessities exist, even a socket for non-uk devices! Thats a plus. Great staff. So helpful and present. Everything was well organized. Unfortunately I happened to have room neighbors screaming angrily repeatedly late evenings, even if I called guest services who sent security a couple of times. The breakfast is also ok but not a 5-star breakfast. Bread types, fruits, cereal, a couple of types of eggs, indian food options - exactly the same every single day! You could order from the menue, but they would charge extra for that, even if they were already charging for the breakfast. Not what would expect from a 5-star hotel in central London. Beds were very comfortable. House keeping was satisfying. I would recommend St James’ court to invest in toilet brushes though, or isn’t that a thing in the UK?"



































