dcmcruiser

Sunday, daughter and I were trying to book 3 balcony rooms and called royal caribbean agent to ask question.  She was so helpful and we liked location and cabins so we went ahead and booked.  She never mentioned nonrefundable deposit.  When I pulled up our receipt from Royal I noticed NFD.  We also took out vacation protection plan.  If we have to cancel due to a illness and can't go on cruise I assume we do not get our NFD back??? She did explain if they have to cancel due to Covid we could get a 100% refund or 125% credit toward  a future cruise.  I never thought to ask about deposit.  Cruise is on Harmony of the Seas in February 2021.

I hope we have not made a mistake??? Just got a call from royal caribbean offering an upgrade to a royal family suite. I took it. Now I am not so sure. We had balcony rooms for daughter, son-in-law and 2 granddaughters and one for myself and husband. 1. Are there tv in each bedroom 2. Is balcony covered and private and what are the extra perks. Sorry for rambling on but any pictures, information any one has might help me convenience myself that I didn't make a mistake. :Thanks

What kind of hotel and budget are we talking about? The obvious place to stay is the Andaz, which is literally next door to the station, but that's a high end Hyatt, at probably £300/night.

 

Liverpool Street is in the City, London's financial district, so expect to find business class hotels. You can find bargains at weekends, though. You are also not particularly close to any of the 'main' tourist sites in London. That might not matter, but you don't say how long you intend to stay.

 

Staying just a mile away, as Ray66 suggests, can put you in one of several different districts, some of which will be easier to reach the station from :)

 

If you can give a few more details, you'll probably get some more helpful ideas for hotels.

We are flying into Heathrow Aug.18 and know we need to get transportation from airport to hotel. We are staying one night and hoping to take train to harwich next morning and need to stay near liverpool street because of luggage. Trying to do this as cheap as possible. Any information will be appreciated!

We are going on cruise in Aug. 2013 and would like to stay near Liverpool street station and take cruise train to Harwich, but need to know if train is not stop and if luggage is difficult to handle getting off and on train? Cruiseline has recommended hotel with transfer but it will take 2-3 hours to get to Harwich on day of cruise. Any suggestions on Liverpool street hotels will also be appreciated!:confused: PS: Never have taken train in Europe and thought it might be fun.