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The Kingsley, a Thistle Hotel (formerly Thistle Bloomsbury)
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 86% off from £76
Bloomsbury Way, WC1A 2SD | 1 minute walkfrom Love on the Streets
Set in the heart of the West End, Thistle Bloomsbury is well positioned with the British Museum very close by and the entertainments of Covent Garden More

The Beauchamp Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 72% off from £75
24-27 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JH | 3 minutes walkfrom Love on the Streets
Found in London's peaceful Bloomsbury area and overlooking private gardens, The Beauchamp combines business and leisure services to offer the ultimate London hotel experience. With modern More

The Clarendon Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 70% off from £75
34-37 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JH | 3 minutes walkfrom Love on the Streets
The Clarendon is an immaculately restored Georgian townhouse located in London's Bloomsbury area, just moments away from the West End. With 51 en-suite rooms spread over More

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For those who can't wait for the weekend, how about a romantic midweek stroll through the delightful streets and garden squares of Bloomsbury? The area was a fashionable residential area in the 17th and 18th centuries and is renowned for its literary connections (former residents include Charles Dickens, William Butler Yeats and Virginia Woolf, who was an integral part of the famous Bloomsbury Group). But the area also has a long and diverse history that goes well beyond the elite circle of writers who "lived in squares and slept in triangles". This guided tour, which starts at Birkbeck College at 6pm, will explain how one of London's most romantic quarters came into being and how its social landscape has changed over the last three years. The walk's destination will be the London Review Bookshop where there'll be wine and a talk exploring love in the 1930s. Speakers include Professor Alison Light (author of Mrs Woolf and the Servants), Amanda Vickery (author of Behind Closed Doors. At Home in Georgian England) and Juliet Gardiner (author of The Thirties: An Intimate History, soon to be published). This is a free event but booking is essential so contact e.kitteringham@bbk.ac.uk.