Hotwire Hotel: ID 3 star hotel London June 20-23 Bloomsbury Marble Arch

[bioteacher]

Am visiting London June 20-23. 4 adults (grandma, grandpa, 40ish mom and dad), 2 children. I get a 3 star hotel Bloomsbury Marble Arch area with the following amenities, when I submit for 1 room, 2 adults:

Restaurant

High Speed Internet

Business Center

Can someone please ID this? I would be purchasing 2 rooms. Would these rooms be suitable for 2 adults, 1 child each? If I put in those search parameters (2 adults, 1 child, instead of just 2 adults), this hotel doesn't show up, only much more expensive hotels.

Would like West End hotel, prefer 4 star, but don't want to pay more than $150 per room per night. Any other suggestions?

Thanks so much in advance!

[WillTravel]

If you create a dummy package that incorporates your dates, then you can see that the Holiday Inn - Regent's Park has these Hotel features: Restaurant(s), Business Center, High-speed Internet Access

This differs from what is currently on the list for this hotel (because of the addition of High-speed Internet Access). Although these aren't unique amenities, that would be a reasonable guess.

I've never seen a standard London hotel room that would fit three people, so it's not a risk I would take. In fact, if you go to the HI web site, the Holiday Inn - Regent's Park has in bold text, "This hotel has a maximum of 2 persons per room."

[thereuare]

Welcome to BetterBidding!

Booking a hotel room for double occupancy, when you need more than that, is a risky proposition in Europe (imo).

The reason why the price goes up when you search for triple occupancy is often because you're no longer dealing with a 'standard' room.

Please use these PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links to begin your travel purchases.

Let us know whatever you decide to do for this stay or if we can be of further help.

[blindman]

Any other suggestions?

Thanks so much in advance!

I have found this site At Home In London which may be of interest. I have not used it, so Caveat Emptor