A weekend in London

[spikeyhead]

Jonboy_t said:

If only you weren't men I would find you and kiss every one of you, YOU fkING LEGENDS!!

- 4* in Hyde Park for the Friday and Saturday,
- Dinner with (probably not actually with) Gordon fking Ramsey on the Friday (Saturday is tbd),
-Two tickets to see the lion king somewhere in the west end.
- her sister + her sisters other half and 4 of her girly mates are coming on the Saturday too!

Mostly thanks to last minute.com and the wondrous brains of the learned PH!

Now, next question, how far am I from this OXO tower that everyone raves on about......

After sorting that weekend out, you'll be close enough

[anonymous-user]

Phantom of the Opera, every time.
The story goes something like:
"Ugly git with hidden talents will do anything for the pretty girl of his dreams. Cries a bit too"
This will strike a chord and she'll adore you for it.

ETA: Just seen you've already booked Lion King at the Lyceum. Also very good.

[anonymous-user]

Jonboy_t said:

Now, next question, how far am I from this OXO tower that everyone raves on about......

Having read your itinerary, I'd say not too far at all.

[Fun Bus]

Jonboy_t said:

If only you weren't men I would find you and kiss every one of you, YOU fkING LEGENDS!!

- 4* in Hyde Park for the Friday and Saturday,
- Dinner with (probably not actually with) Gordon fking Ramsey on the Friday (Saturday is tbd),
-Two tickets to see the lion king somewhere in the west end.
- her sister + her sisters other half and 4 of her girly mates are coming on the Saturday too!

Mostly thanks to last minute.com and the wondrous brains of the learned PH!

Now, next question, how far am I from this OXO tower that everyone raves on about......

Is her sister and friends being there being kept a secret?

[CharlieHotel]

http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/2for1london
2 for 1 on London attractions if you possess a train ticket with the british rail emblem on it. Don't think they have them on the tube travelcards but maybe buy a single fare from your local station to the next local station?
Save £18 on the London eye straight away.

[Jonboy_t]

Fun Bus said:

Is her sister and friends being there being kept a secret?

Yes. Plan is for them to come up on the Saturday and do the theatre and then dinner/drinks in the evening.

[cjs]

The Last Minute deals are great. If the meal was included then it may be worth checking out the menu in advance. Often the inclusive meal is from the 'Theatre Menu', this can be limited compared to the standard menu.

[Muncle Trogg]

We do this type of thing most years for our anniversary, usually on a modest budget.

Hotel wise I have had success in the past with The Royal Horseguards, if you phone them directly and speak nicely to the booking staff you can usually book a standard room and get a free upgrade if they aren't busy.

For dinner we usually have a look at www.london-eating.co.uk as they have lots of offers for restaurants near the West End. I can recommend both the Boulevard Brasserie and J Sheekey in Covent Garden, we have booked both through this site and got pretty good deals at both.

[Fun Bus]

Jonboy_t said:

Fun Bus said:

Is her sister and friends being there being kept a secret?

Yes. Plan is for them to come up on the Saturday and do the theatre and then dinner/drinks in the evening.

If you don't get a blow-job on this weekend and one in the bank too I'll be staggered.

[Jonboy_t]

Fun Bus said:

Jonboy_t said:

Fun Bus said:

Is her sister and friends being there being kept a secret?

Yes. Plan is for them to come up on the Saturday and do the theatre and then dinner/drinks in the evening.

If you don't get a blow-job on this weekend and one in the bank too I'll be staggered.

And I'll be single.