WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM THE WORST AGENCY! They forgot my…read morepartners double name when I booked flights and since months I am phoning WestJet and Carlton Leisure Center to help me to fix that but so far they are just trying to charge me £75 for a name correction even if the airline does not charge for it! all I get is call the airline to put a note on the reservation. Last night I asked for the 5th time WestJet for that stupid note on my booking just to hear that they even left 2 notes on my reservation and that Carlton Leisure Center just want me to pay!! so basically they do NOTHING for you they just want your money ! and trying to hide that behind FAKE reviews on their website. they just give a massive headache !!

I went on holiday to Rio de Janeiro through Carlton Leisure…read morelast October and couldn't have asked for me. Because nothing went wrong, we didn't have to speak to customer service, but all the research I read beforehand said that they're good with that sort of thing and will get it fixed in minutes. They showed me all the prices so it was easy to decide when to book the flight and get the lowest price on the flight. I'll book with them again this October too when I get some time off work.

Myself and my brother took my mum on one of these once for fun! It was great! I sometimes find…read moreboat's to be a little boring but this is something very different. You being on land driving around and end up in the sea! The London Duck Tours are slightly better but this one is just as good really. At first you feel freaked out that a bus is sinking into the sea but as soon as things get floaty then it's just good fun!

From the owner: A London Attraction for all the family!…read more A Meridian Duck Tour is an absolutely unique amphibious Sightseeing Tour in London for you and your family to see the sights of Greenwich from both land and water. See the O2 Arena, Old Royal Naval College, National Maritime Museum, Royal Observatory, Greenwich Park and so much more.

It's a shame this place doesn't exist any more but I'm hoping the powers that be will see this when…read morethey check up on my reviews! When it was there, it was a wicked place to go! Offers were good, staff were helpful, prices weren't too bad! Even the bureau de change was pretty efficient so I have a good experience there!

Its a free museum/tourist information/brewery/culture venue. There are some interactive exhibits…read moreabout the history of Greenwich which are both good for kids and grownups. I would say about 30-45 mins in needed depending on how fast you read/how many people are in the centre too. Well worth it as a first point on your tour around Greenwich.

Discover Greenwich is a new £6 million contemporary cultural venue at UNESCO World Heritage site,…read morethe Old Royal Naval College. Alongside an excellent opportunity to immerse oneself in Britain's past is the chance to enjoy some quality tipples at The Old Brewery, the site's very own micro-brewery. With over 500 years of history on display from Henry VIII's Tudor Palace to Wren's Royal Hospital for Seamen and the Royal Naval College Discover Greenwich has fascinating permanent and temporary exhibitions. For the kids (and the kids at heart), there are plenty of hands-on activities. Trying on a knight's helmet is a sure fire way to keep the little ones (and dorks such as yours truly) engaged for at least a little while. For architecture fiends and history lovers there are all sorts of geek-out worthy artefacts, models and resources. It's beautiful, it's FREE and it's fun. Plus, there's quality beer!

It had been on our 'to do' list for a few years so I decided that this weekend was the time. I…read morebooked online but there is no specific time given just turn up. Having queued for five to ten minutes to get my ticket (there was no sign to say otherwise) I was told at the kiosk that all I needed to do was go through and the guy and the gate would scan it. OK, maybe get that sorted management (you lost a star). After that hiccup everything went so smoothly. As we arrived at the boarding area were immediately ushered to a pod and, surprisingly, we had the pod to ourselves. Within seconds we were on our way into the blue. I hate heights but I never felt any unease. In fact, I loved it. The views were fantastic and the ride so smooth. Well worth the £3.50 a ticket and I would advise anyone to have a ride.

Lovely ride. A bit scary if you don't like heights. Spectacular views of London. Took it to go to…read moredinner at the O2 , fun for families or a romantic date

One of the only SPG (Starwood) hotels in London, and right next door to the ExCeL exhibition…read morecenter. Location: On the outskirts of London, and there's not much to do here for tourists. Perfect if you're working or attending an event at ExCeL. Plus side is that there's a DLR station (Prince Regent) right by the hotel, and you can purchase your Oyster card and get yourself into London. Note: You'll need to change from the DLR to the London Underground at Tower Hill, and a journey from the hotel to Covent Garden can take a good 50-60 minutes. Rooms: The joy of the Aloft is you'll know what to expect. Rooms are minimalistic, with comfortable beds, black out blinds, and a shower stall with shampoo/conditioner/body wash provided. This room was clean and quiet, considering the nearby airport and train, I never once woke from any noise. Service: Staff were lovely. Cost: It was £145 per night for my stay in early June. Overall: Great hotel, quiet, good service, friendly staff.

This is a far cry from a 4 star hotel. The staff are not very friendly, and the rooms aren't very…read moreclean nor well maintained. I didn't find the bed and pillows comfortable which made it hard to get a good night's sleep. The only good thing about the hotel is the proximity to the Excel for conferences. I would not stay here again.