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This Week's Where Was I Answers

1) Chamberlain, 2) Houlton

Prize: Stay At Hyde & Seek, London Hyde Park.
Listed Tuesday 6th October 2026 - closes Thursday 8th October 2026.

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Stay At Hyde & Seek, London Hyde Park

Closes:
8th Oct 2026 in 2 days
Holidays [UK Holidays]
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The winner and guest will stay for two nights, B&B, in a Townhouse Suite at Hyde & Seek, London Hyde Park. Recently opened on the north side of the park, near the Italian Gardens, this Tribute Portfolio Hotel is the product of a £42 million transformation that sets the stuccoed grandeur of Victorian Bayswater against bohemian interiors in which bold colour pairings and abstract patterns mix with pale oak and white marble.

The hotel’s two restaurants offer distinct dining styles: HydeOut is an all-day café lounge and coworking space, while Seekers Restaurant is the place for grander meals, as well as cocktails at its speakeasy-style bar.

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How the Sunday Times Where Was I Competition Works

Where Was I is The Sunday Times' weekly travel competition. Each week the questions describe a mystery place, and you work out the answers from the clues. A correct entry is drawn after the closing date to win that week's prize - usually a travel stay, like the one shown above. Because there is a new competition every week, there is a new chance to win every week.

You will often see it written as one word - WhereWasI - which is how a lot of readers search for it. Same competition, same weekly prize, and the answers above apply either way.

How to Enter Where Was I

Work out the answers (or use our suggested answers at the top of this page), then select Enter Competition on the listing to go to the official entry page on thetimes.co.uk. The listing shows which details the entry form asks for and the closing date - entries after the deadline are not drawn, however correct.

Tips for Working Out the Location

  • Read every clue before guessing: the place is usually pinned down by two or three details together, not one.
  • Names of people, buildings and events in the clues are the quickest way in - search them alongside the area they hint at.
  • Check that your answer fits every clue, not just the first one that matched.
  • Enter every week. Each competition is a separate draw, so regular entries are what improve your chances.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where Was I is a weekly travel competition from The Sunday Times. Each week sets questions about a mystery location, and a correct entry is drawn to win that week's travel prize - usually a stay somewhere worth the trip. The current prize and closing date are shown at the top of this page.

At the top of this page. We list the current Where Was I competition as soon as it opens, with our suggested answers, the prize and the closing date, and replace it when the next one starts. Double-check each answer against the clues before you submit.

Select Enter Competition on the listing to go straight to the official entry page on thetimes.co.uk. The listing shows which details the entry form asks for and the closing date.

Each week. Every competition has its own closing date, shown above - once it closes, the next week's competition takes its place on this page.

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