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Best Things to Watch on Netflix (Other Than Tiger King)

Best Things to Watch on Netflix (Other Than Tiger King)

 

As the UK continues to stay home and make the most of time indoors, finding something to watch on Netflix is becoming more and more difficult. While Joe Exotic might be the most talked about person on the streaming service, there are plenty more films and series to enjoy. Take a look at some of our London Hotel’s favourite things to watch that’ll keep you hooked from start to finish! 

 

Lion (PG)

Lion is an epic film based on a true story about a five-year-old boy who gets lost hundreds of kilometres away from his home in India. We must warn you though, it’s a tear-jerker! You’ll feel lots of emotions as you watch the main character fight to find his way home. Definitely worth a watch. 

Lion [photo credit: Netflix]

 

Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father (15)

If you’re looking for something more comical with an adventurous twist, Travels with My Father is the perfect thing to binge. Follow the hilarious adventures and mishaps of comedian, Jack Whitehall and his ‘grumpy’ father, Michael as they galivant around the world, visiting exotic places including Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, and North America.

Travels with my Father[photo credit: The Times]

 

Cheer 

You don’t need to be a cheerleader to appreciate this fascinating documentary which follows the cheerleaders of Navarro College as they prepare for the biggest moment of their lives. You’ll be gripped (and very impressed) as you see first-hand how hard the cheerleaders train and it might just make you think twice about the hardcore sport. 

Cheer[photo credit: Cinema Blend]

 

The Letdown (Adult Audience)

Whether you have children or not, this Australian comedy series about a group of new mums adjusting to motherhood is both clever and hilarious. The Letdown is a humorous yet truthful insight into parenthood that will pull at your heartstrings and, if you have children yourself, may make you reminisce, too.

The Letdown[photo credit: Inside Story]

 

Rush (15)

Rush is a film based on the true story of the rivalry between British racing driver, James Hunt and Austrian driver, Niki Lauda. Set against the glamorous golden age of Formula 1 racing in the 70s, the astonishing story reveals just how far the drivers are willing to go to become world champions.

Rush[photo credit: Goodwood]

We hope you enjoy our recommendations! In these uncertain times, our London hotel urges you to stay safe and stay home.


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City Continental Kensington Reviews

Chelsea,

Malta

This hotel is very central and very close to Earl's court tube station. Staff are very friendly and ready to help. The continental breakfast is very good as there are a number of items visitors can choose.


David,

Australia

This hotel was a gem. Stayed three nights and it is two minutes walk to Earls Court Underground with plenty of restaurants nearby. The street is quiet and very close to the bustle of Earl's Court with peaceful nights sleep overlooking the road. Breakfast was delightful with cereal, fruit, yogurts, toast and croissants. This is also served in a spacious dining area. The room was clean and of reasonable size, well serviced daily and has very helpful and pleasant staff. Book this early as it is booked up quick. Great spot, will stay here again.


Jo,

York

I didn't know what to expect with this hotel, I usually stick strictly to the big chain hotels when staying in London, but I was very pleasantly surprised. The hotel is very well located for Earl's Court tube station and a selection of shops and bars on the high street. I was in a single room and it was compact but beautifully clean and well equipped. The bathroom looked to be almost brand new, not sure if this was the case or if the cleaners are just excellent! Breakfast is served in the basement which is common in London hotels, it's Continental only but there was a good selection and a self service coffee machine, as I was travelling on business and needed to be up and out it was perfect for me. The staff I encountered were all very friendly and helpful too. I'll definitely be returning.


Susanne,

Austria

We were able to change room and stay (4 nights) which was way better than in some much more expensive London 4 star hotels. The hotel was clean, everything worked, fast WiFi and shower powerful. Breakfast even better than what one could expect for such a budget price (including organic fruit yoghurt). Unbeatable location just around the corner from Earl's Court tube station. Fast access to all interesting parts of London. Enough restaurants, pubs and M&S Simply Food and Pret a Manger a few steps away. Highly recommendable hotel!


Donna,

Australia

My room was clean and tidy with a huge bed (very comfy). The staff were lovely even with my unavoidable late arrival, all very friendly and helpful, even helping to take my bags to my room. The service was impeccable. Will definitely be staying there again.


Kathleen,

Ireland

Hotel is in a quiet area, conveniently located close to Earls Court Station. Room was big and spacious. Breakfast was good. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Plenty of Pubs, Restaurants & Supermarkets close by.


Hollie,

Harrogate

We booked this hotel as part of a package via a rail break. I had read the reviews previously and felt comfortable with our choice, thinking, it's only a base to stay while seeing the big city. This hotel was fabulous. Everything about it is very good. The staff on reception could not have been kinder, particular Alfonso who went the extra mile to be so helpful. His career in hospitality, in any hotel is heading for the top in this difficult profession. Even the cleaners and breakfast staff could not do enough to make our stay more comfortable and should be praised for their hard work. The breakfast was refreshingly continental, plenty of it and held at a comfortable unhurried pace. The rooms were spotless and well serviced and we were warm and not bothered by any noise. If we chose to stay in this area again, we would gladly stay at the Continental. Thank you all of you, you are a brilliant team.


Jackie,

Yorkshire Dales

Excellent location, 3 mins walk from Earl's Court tube station. I stayed in a twin room which was spacious clean and very quiet. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful. The continental breakfast was plentiful. All in all for what was classed as a budget hotel I would highly recommend this hotel. I would not hesitate to re-visit.


Sabrina,

Austria

Hotel with good value for money and prime location. Rooms (and bathroom) quite spacious, clean and well maintained. Good breakfast offer (Jogurt, cereals, fresh fruit) and friendly staff. Perfect for a city trip with family or friends.


Spike,

Sussex

Stayed here after spending a long day at Earl's Court Exhibition Centre. Very smooth check in, lovely clean quite room that looked like it had just been decorated . Near to Earl's Court Station making travelling around London the next day very easy. Would defiantly recommend and look forward to returning soon.

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