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CHEAP SLEEPS IN LONDON

"Cartwright Gardens is one of the most beautiful crescents of Georgian town houses in London. Due to the high property values and taxes, individual Cheap Sleeps in Londonowners have been replaced by B&B's. Guests return to the 14 room Jenkins year after year, drawn by the tranquil location and the outgoing manner of the owners, Felicity Langley-Hunt and Sam Bellingham, and the black Labrador Georgie doubling as the official greeter. The home-like rooms are not fancy and some are very small if you are storing shopping loot or bulky suitcases. That do provide the basic comforts and are all clean. No. 11, on the top floor with a view but no bathroom is a good choice for two singles traveling together. So is No. 10, which has the added advantage of being made into a double-bedded roost if desired. No. 9 is one of the largest. If you don't mind being a bit below ground level (quite common in London B&B hotels), then No.1 is a quiet choice. The bathroom is outside the room, but there is a sink inside and more space than some of the other rooms.

When you are at the hotel be sure to admire the delicately hand embroided silk flowers framed with a poem that are hung throughout the hotel. In the 1920's these flowers came in cigarette packages, along with seeds, instructions on how to grow them, and a poem describing each flower variety. Mr. Bellingham found a large collection of these in a box belonging to his Grandfather and had them framed for the hotel. They are a special touch that everyone seems to enjoy.

There is no downstairs reception or sitting room so you will be received in the large kitchen with a big table in the centre. Guests gather each morning in a pretty blue and white breakfast room with lacey white table covers and fresh flowers on the tables. Key to the gardens opposite the hotel are available for any one who wants to play a set or two of tennis or just relax from sight-seeing and shopping for an hour or two"

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