Pre-Book Hotels For The Exciting Head of River Race 2014

An event becomes a tradition when it repeats itself with success. Head of the River race 2014, London is not just an event, it is a continuation of years old tradition, which has now become an integral part of the event calendar. A race that began 88 years back has many followers who come to witness it from all around the country. With around 400 teams taking part in the race, there is plenty to cheer for at this event, which is taking place on 29th march, 2014. The race takes place on the waters of the legendary Thames River and each boat is manned by 8 participants.

Watching this exciting race is often a part of the schedule of many tourists, including families and students. If you want to watch the race, there are many locations to do that. Along the banks of the Thames River, there are many points from where you can watch the race while enjoying a snack or a drink. Places like Chiswick Bridge, Barnes Bridge and Hammersmith Bridge are the best spots to witness the race from.

The Head of the River Race 2014 will from Mortlake and end at Putney, making it a 4 ¼ mile long race. If you want to settle in for the race well before it begins, it would be best to take up a hotel close-by. This time of the year is pretty busy and with the race around the corner, it can become difficult to get hotels in the neighbourhood. If you do your homework and make advance bookings at just the right time and location, you can make your trip much more convenient, with very little to travel.

For those who wish to avoid the rush of popular events and the increased price of hotels, it is advisable to check the event calendar of this busy city prior to booking. But booking hotels around such events can be rewarding too. Some hotels introduce special packages and deals for special events, giving plenty of discounts on normal hotel rates. Plus, an event or a festival is the ideal time of visiting London, as you will experience even more diverse and vibrant atmosphere.

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