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19-Sep-2009: Wembley Stadium, London - Tickets, Previews, Meetups, Reviews/Photos

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we're staying?????????? :stunned:

 

:lol:

Watch out Wembley, Jen & Ian just decided to stay the night :D

 

If anyone else was looking at staying, we got an alright deal with travel lodge, and they still had rooms on the saver deal when we booked a couple of hours ago.

 

Its £50 for a double or twin room for a night, £5 per day to park there, £10 early check-in (to check in before 3pm).

 

Its also only 2 miles from the Stadium, so depending on how rough the area, it'll be walkable. Has a tube nearby for those who prefer.

 

http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/saver_search.php?search=&action=search&saverSearchType=specificDate&checkInDate=18%2F09%2F2009&nightsstay=1&locpostText=wembley

Sounds like a good deal if we want to stay closeby...

 

Anyone game??? :D

We've got one too as we're going to both nights :)

I haven't booked room anywhere, or flight or anything. Maybe I should... :thinking:

that's further away from Wembley? :thinking:

 

Yep, but closer to other interesting "sights" :wink3:

I haven't booked room anywhere, or flight or anything. Maybe I should... :thinking:
well if you get a hotel room we didn't find anything cheaper than the Wembley Travelodge :)
well if you get a hotel room we didn't find anything cheaper than the Wembley Travelodge :)

 

Okay :smiley: Maybe i'll book there, but if I don't have enough money then, i'll go to some hostel. But it would be fun to stay at the Wembley Travelodge, when many people from here are staying there. :P

is there anything you would suggest for a few poor students? what about the generator for example?

Somebody mentioned previously that we (those coldplayers who want to) could book at the same hotel/hostel and go to the stadium together... It could be rather fun I think.

Can you get group discount any places?

you could get a group hotel room and take some sleeping bags for the floor :D

We've got one too as we're going to both nights :)

Who are you bunking with mich?

 

I need someone to share the room (and the cost) with :uhoh:

we r going to stay for 6 nights so we need something cheap, thought about the generator too but cant remember why we decided not to stay there.

Well Chavi and I stayed at the Generator when we went to the O2 and I can tell we didn't really enjoyed it. Was as dirty as we were scared to go to the loo or to take a shower....

What I heard about the Generator is that it is more a "Party" Hostel.

Well, that is definitely not what I need when I'm in London...

I only go to my hostel to SLEEP and not for having a party.

 

I once stayed at the "International House London", it's in Lambeth Road, near Waterloo station.

It's actually a student's home but you can book the rooms during break / non-term times.

This applies for September and it's 23 Pounds per person a night.

For that you get a small room with shared kitchen and shared bathroom but it was at least QUIET and clean and you have your own room.

I was there in September 2007 and booked with www.travelstay.com

 

I can also recommend easyHotel. Small rooms, but very clean and you have your own (but tiny) bathroom.

Not suitable if you're having claustrophobia tendencies or don't like bright shiny orange :laugh3:

 

For anybody looking for a hostel: read what other people wrote about their experiences there!!

Once I stayed at a hostel near Notting Hill and there were people staying who couldn't find a flat, so they were there for a long time (with loads of luggage) and were annoyed by people staying only for a week or so.

Since then I decided I'll never book a hostel again where I have to share a room with strangers.

I had a "party girl" in my room coming home at 3 a.m. every night and waking everybody in the room and a crazy woman speaking to herself and praying all the time...:veryangry2:

thank you very much for this homepage! it has some cheap hotels to offer =)

thank you very much for this homepage! it has some cheap hotels to offer =)

 

That's true...

But please have a look if a ho(s)tel has good / recommendation reports on other websites!!

This awful hostel I was writing about was booked with travelstay as well!!

i'm thinking to stay at a youth hostel in London :uhoh:

is cheaper, and as i'd like to stay there for a week... :thinking:

but i'm not sure yet. (yet i have months ahead).

i always thought we'd rent an entire coldplaying hotel... :\

^you mean Christa's idea of "The Coldplayer"????:lol:

(Christa1 had an idea of starting a hotel in London, JUST for coldplayers. It'd be fanfuckingtastic!LOL)

 

on a more serious note...I'm so glad that ppl are discussing diff. options for hotels and stuff like that...'cause I'm gonna use it for research on where I'll end up staying. Since a lot of us here and on the same boat, it's great to share info. So, THANKS in advace:smiley:

I booked at Wembley Plaza two months ago and it is now sold out!

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