In message om,
writes
hi, we (4) will be in london on the 14th at 23:35 arrival at london
stansted airport, our destination is an hotel in 10 Norfolk Place,
Bayswater, London, W2. i think that the best way to arrive there will
be A6 bus (consider that landing should be at 23.35 and that we have to
wait for baggage) from london stansted and then the bus stop at Baker
St / George St.that is the nearest bus stop to the hotel, but still far
by walk at that time in the night. do you know if there are taxi near
Baker St station at that time in the night.or if you hav any other
ideas please suggest me.
thank you
giorgio

ps. sorry for my english!

There should be no problem getting a taxi at that time of night. You may
have to wait a little while as it is a Thursday )/Friday) and there are
usually a number of christmas parties taking radio taxis but non radio
taxis are always making their way down Baker Street. Make sure you stay
in Baker Street as it is a one way street and that is the way empty
taxis come back into town.

--
Mike Hughes
A Taxi driver licensed for London and Brighton
at home in Tarring, West Sussex, England

On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 19:11:19 -0000, Mike Hughes
wrote:

In message om,
writes
hi, we (4) will be in london on the 14th at 23:35 arrival at london
stansted airport, our destination is an hotel in 10 Norfolk Place,
Bayswater, London, W2. i think that the best way to arrive there will
be A6 bus (consider that landing should be at 23.35 and that we have to
wait for baggage) from london stansted and then the bus stop at Baker
St / George St.that is the nearest bus stop to the hotel, but still far
by walk at that time in the night. do you know if there are taxi near
Baker St station at that time in the night.or if you hav any other
ideas please suggest me.
thank you
giorgio

ps. sorry for my english!

There should be no problem getting a taxi at that time of night. You may
have to wait a little while as it is a Thursday )/Friday) and there are
usually a number of christmas parties taking radio taxis but non radio
taxis are always making their way down Baker Street. Make sure you stay
in Baker Street as it is a one way street and that is the way empty
taxis come back into town.

I should imagine that, at £1.50 each cash bus fare, the taxi option will
compare favourably for such a short distance and be a lot more convenient.


--
Fig

thank you all for your answers, i think we will take the bus (we have
to decide if A6 bus or A4) and then a taxi or the night bus if there
will not be taxi.
thank you again
giorgio