Historic Hotels of London

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I love old hotels,some call them "historic hotels",I like reading and looking at pictures of old hotels,recently and continue to reference a book titled 'the Historic Hotels Of London","A select guide",Wendy Arnold,thisis an old book,I love the pictures.
As I become older,I travel more through books rather then taking up the real travellling.
one of my most favorite places to stay in Edmonton is upstairs on the Blues on Whyte,as a seasoned patron,I have learnt you want to stay on the right side of the building,do not take a room on the left side,and actually the rooms are great for 70.00 a night,the only problem is my travelling companions are not so excited as i am to stay in thesehistoric hotels. As referencedThe london hotels are more glam,worlds away from the Edmonton Blue's bar bunks.
get your read on with the historic hotels of london

 

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Margaret Thatcher died at The Ritz.

 

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pg.77,"A Chateau in Piccadilly,the pictures of this hotel are of great magnificance,splendor and royal.
"Walk through the Piccadilly entrance and you will find yourself among a glittering array of mirrors,chandeliers,ornate plasterwork,flowers,dark pink velvet covered chairs and draperies."Wendy Arnold"
I bet Ms. Thatcher passed on in the Marie Antoinette dining suite,"a gilded and mirrored marvel""extremley comfortable bed","fine bedlinen"to perfect softness and embroided with an "R".What a great way to go,and more so think you are heaven even before you arrive,what could be better then this?

I think I am going to cover some of my chairs in dark pink velvet.

rest in peace Ms. Thatcher