We've had many responses from LondonNet readers, offering their support and opinions on last week's terrorist bombings. We thank you for your comments, and share them with you, below...

Hotels:
Lincoln House *** (Marble Arch)
Built at the end of the 18th Century, in the time of King George III, the Lincoln House Hotel offers Georgian charm with modern comforts. Special Offer: 26-27 June, book a single for UKP55, and a double for only UKP79! Click here to book now!

Bed and Breakfasts:
Cordova House Hotel (Lancaster Gate)
Cordova Hotel is situated in the central Bayswater area, just a short walk away from Lancaster Gate and Paddington stations. You'll find plenty to explore right on your doorstep.
Single - UKP59.78
Triple - UKP72.67

Budget:
Abbey Lodge (Grange Park)
Intimate in size and generous in terms of service and value for money, the Abbey Lodge, redecorated in 2004, is a great little hotel with quick connections to central London and Heathrow Airport.

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The Milestone Hotel *****(Kensington)
The Mileston is a triumphantly, sumptuously, extravagantly luxurious establishment of the most maximilist order. Dutch revival architecture houses a hotel that has recently been subject to a UKP5 million refurbishment.
Double - From UKP229; Suite from UKP450.

The Gore ****(Kensington Gore)
The Gore offers old fashioned comfort with up-to-date facilities and is justly famous for its mellow surroundings and intelligent, friendly staff. The Gore is located near Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.
Single - UKP136 (Inclusive of VAT)
Double - UKP168.03 (Inclusive of VAT)

The Willett ***(Sloane Square)
The Willett is a dignified Victorian hotel with the ornate carvings, mosaics and chandeliers to prove it. It has also moved fast enough with the times to have attracted a long list of regulars, while its rooms retain the spirit of old.
Double - UKP90
Deluxe - UKP110

The Chelsea Lodge (Budget) (The Strand)
A great little hotel over one of west London's restaurants, the Chelsea Lodge scores highly for value for money, location and efficiency of service.
UKP46 - 69

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The Annabelle Hotel *****
Paphos, Cyprus
This family run hotel takes advantage of year round Mediterranean sunshine to offer a wide range of sports including tennis and scuba diving. The balcony offers the perfect setting for an al fresco lunch.

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Springing off of the sell out success of last summer’s August Bank Holiday event the South West Four Festival returns to the grassy knoll of Clapham Common as part of this summers Metro Weekender, this year offering London's biggest outdoor dance event!

Three massive arenas will pump out the sounds of some of the biggest and best DJs on the planet such as the legendary Sasha, Danny Rampling, Carl Cox and John Digweed alongside some of the brightest new stars on the scene including The Shapeshifters, Eric Prydz, James Zabiela and many more vibe-thrusting DJs.

For the first time ever in London the South West Four Festival will also be recreating Ibiza’s legendary Space Terrace Arena on the Common giving Londoners the opportunity to find out eaxactly why Space is the best club in the world!

LondonNet is offering three pairs of tickets to this hot event, rocking out Clapham Common on Sat August 27th. All you have to do? Answer the following question...

Question: South West Four is London's biggest what?
a) craft show
b) miming troupe
c) outdoor dance event

How to Enter: Send an email with the correct answer to "SW4compie@londonnet.co.uk," with the subject "SW4 Competition."

More Necessary Info: NB Include email, telephone number and postal address (which will only be used for this compie - guaranteed). If you don't include your details we can't send you info about the prize! First correct answers out of the Editor's hat win the prizes, details will be sent to the winner; LondonNet is not responsible for prize distribution. The Editor's decision is final.

Closing Date: Noon, Friday 22 July.

Letter's Special Edition:
Here are your thoughts on the past week, from getting the 2012 Olympics, to the terrible terror attack in London's centre. We thank you for your words, as our great city moves on...

Dear LondonNet,
I think this is terrible, what's going on in London. Those poor innocent (sic) people who have lost there lives just doing their (sic) day 2 day things and you get this. Just as London gets good news, the [2012] games, and you get this terrible news, the next day. My heart goes out to them, sad news. - Shaun

Dear LondonNet,
Has any one considered who would benifit from the london terror attacks? who would have the most to gain? ....AMERIKA. - anon anon

Dear LondonNet,
I think it is disgusting and should not be tolerated that something like this happens in our country. Hundreds of innocent people dead or injued,with everything else going on in Scotland, there was a gap in security. Since the awful 9/11 in America,security should always be given top proirty to keep people safe, they awful people have no consideration at all for human life, and it is about time these people were caught whoever they are,and people should live in peace,and be able to enjoy beautiful cities like London, and not be in fear of their lives. - P.L. Bowen

Dear LondonNet,
"The world knows that Al-Qaida is a product of the CIA and that the Bushes and the Ben Ladens have been long-term business partners!!!!"
- Bob Melick

Dear LondonNet,
It was sad to hear that bomb exploded in London killing so many people and causing a lot of damage.

The British should take time and programed investigation to uncover the real people but they should not quick conclude that it can only come from Arab as Arab don't feel and think that British can harm their interest,although British always following US Policy to fight in Iraq. Strategically change of British Policy to attack French when French assisted corrupt Elite to ruin to Africa and other Third Nation and siphoned their wealth to France and encourages wars in Africa.

Some Experts posited that french network is likely to be used to Arab terrorists to bomb in Arab but the London case is very different as Us supported London to win to host the Olympic of 2012,which French was billed to use french Nations' numerical strength to win, can cause the up-set, which can result in using french network for bombing as British are known for being very careful and as to have this type of access,which Arab person can not have such access. - Mr. O'Patrick

Dear LondonNet,
I and my whole family form Sofia, Bulgaria are very, very sorry for this terrible bombs in the Tube of London. Virtually yours, - D.K.

LETTERS NOTES
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