I’m currently attending a seminar at the excel center which will finish on monday. I have the opportunity to return to germany on thursday morning which leaves tuesday and wednesday. if someone (ideally living close to e16) has a place for me to sleep and wants to get free blender lessons, just contact me.
It’s my very first stay in London, so all the different stuff is a bit confusing. Amsterdam is much easier to grasp (well, after ten blender conferences, that shouldn’t be surprising)
Alternatively, if you know a cheap, but good hostel, let me know via PM
if i wasnt getting married in hawaii next week you could have stayed at mine in shepherds bush. try the dover st hostel. if you are east get central line west towards ealing or west ruislip. get off at bank get northern line south to borough high st. come out of station and walk straight ahead and cross road. keep going forward onto dover st opp clock tower/ church then it will be on the right its a pub as well. if you get to the roebuck pub you have gone way too far. the dover st hostel is before the office block by the boris bikes/ barclays bike (good for cheap transport if you want to roam abit) get an oyster card as well it costs a few quid but you will save heaps if you havent already
message me if you get lost
Getting married in Hawaii? Now that’s the best news possible.
Thank you very much for your kind offer. I finally found a really cool place. a small hotel on the other side of the Thames (the Antigallican). It’s cheap, the staff is friendly, it’s wonderfully old, it’s clean, simply great. Only downside is that the Thames has no bridges in the area (the flood barrier doesn’t count really), so it’s a bit of a detour using the foot tunnel (which is totally cool as well).
The Anthony Robbins seminar was incredible. Everyone who has a chance to see him should do it while it’s possible. By the way, as a participant, I have the offer to get next year’s event with a ‘pay one -, get two’ offer. I have booked already. It’s life changing.
I stayed at this place in kings cross - had to share the tiny room with six others, who all preferred to sleep with the window closed since it was chilly. But it was ok as you made friends with them.