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seems almost impossible

It's either easy, or it is impossible,is the attitude to have.Most things are possible, therefore using the correct techniques, are easy.

Of course getting to that point is not always easy, but once you get there, it will be.

So you need to associate the hotels down certain streets.In your example we have Bath Street, with those particular hotels mentioned situated there.

- How about thinking of a 'burly' man who couldn't squeeze himself into the 'bath'

- I just googled around to find references to Grosvenor.I found this website
It seems that there's a major company in the world called Grosvenor, who specialise in cleaning.So maybe imagine that some people from Grosvenor came around to clean your bath, it would shine brilliantly clean.
I know you'll think, well how will I remember that Grosvenor is a cleaning company, well maybe have a look on there website, read a bit about them.You'll be acquiring new general knowledge at the same time.
Or maybe think the bath was 'gross' it hadn't been cleaned in ages.
'Gross' kind of rhymes with 'Grosvenor,'
Grosvenor is the cleaning company, and they've come to clean your 'bath'
It seems like a lot of stuff to remember, but once you make the connection, your inner mind works at light speed compared to your conscious mind, so it'll be instanly recalled.

For Hotel Piccadilly, you could take the syllable 'Picc' and associate it with being 'Picky'
Mrs Marple was very 'Picky' and insisted that her Hotel had a 'bath' and not showers.

Maybe for 'Pavillion' you could use the Pavillion end at the Oval Cricket ground.I don't follow cricket but it's the first thing that just came into my mind to associate with Pavillion.I think it's an end of the ground where the crowd or players sit, I'm not sure.
Anyway maybe if you imagine a cricket ground and maybe hear the commentator say:
"by heck it's a hot day today, I'm not surprised the crowd in the pavillion end are all sitting in cold baths."
Then picture that scene.It's absurd, but it's irrelevant whether it makes sense or not.

For the last two R's I can think of the Queen getting rid of her Corgies, and opting for a Jack Russell dog.The Jack Russell was now 'Royalty' and was cleaned in a 'Bath'
I can picture a Jack Russell with a crown on it's head, splashing around in a bath in regal surroundings.

Now these are from my memory web, so don't for one moment feel guilty if they make no use to you whatsoever.My point in this post is to show you how you can use the countless threads already within you, in order to learn new things.
You have to do this yourself however, I can merely guide you, but it's your brain and your unique memory web which you have to explore.

You have to become more aware and notice how things interrelate.If something works for you, as in helps you construct, then it works!
Simple as that!

I personally have stopped questioning associations that come into my head.
For instance in my example earlier, I said that I don't particularly follow Cricket, yet obviously I must have threads in my web for that association with Pavillion to show itself.
I don't say to myself:
"oh I can't use that because I don't follow Cricket and I won't remember it"

Instead I said to myself:
"that was within me to use, I know I know it because it came to me instantly, it's in my memory web therefore I shall use it"

If you'd like, you can give me your msn messenger address and talk to you there.
I can spare some time for you if you like, and I can show you how you can upload that image onto this website.

Thanks!