Central London, where it all: history, culture, the center of the United Kingdom, and nightlife. For about three miles stretch between the Tower of London and Hyde Park, it is no longer in London, visit the What: Piccadilly Circus, Big Ben, St Paul's, London Bridge, Westminster, Trafalgar Square. Only makes sense, then, can live in a large hotel in this area. You can do this for a reasonable cost-effective rate, or you can use a lot of money andtreated like a queen. More important, however, a place as soon as possible, the rooms, especially the cheap rooms go quickly to the reserve. When the territory is around lunch time to keep your body lots of places without a deposit. Others can be expensive if you are forced to cancel the order.
Bed and Breakfast
The streets behind Victoria Station, colonies budget Bed and Breakfast. It 'a nice area, not all tourists, and you can get a cheap room at £ 50expect (what you pay, of course) or £ 80 a nice room, with plenty of atmosphere and a good English breakfast. You may be able to save a bit 'of money that come from later in the day, without a reservation and find a good deal. Competition is fierce here, and you may be able to reach an agreement, especially in low season, especially with a multi-days stay. Hotels in Warwick Way, request a quiet room behind.
Woodville House at 105 St. Elbury offers accommodation at reasonable prices. Then sharesBathroom on the corridor and you may end up a heavy, but the atmosphere is great, friendly and informative owner very much, and you can save even more bunking 3-5 in a room with friends.
Or you can use a more expensive, like trying to Lime Tree Hotel, with rooms furnished with care and ample common spaces, breakfast room is followed by a beautiful traditional garden.
Wherever you live, a bed and breakfast gives you a traditional tasteLondon.
Modern Hotel
For the cheapest rates you can live in one of the Travel Inn hotel. The rooms are cookie cutter and boring, and the bar and restaurant is quite normal, even a little 'sticky, but if you're going out there in the city, most of the time you can not find something better. They have locations near Big Ben, the British Library, and away from Putney Bridge.
Elegant, Trendy Hotel
If you do not cut corners and wouldas in one area, so noble, do not let things like sticky signs for the hotel stay on the road, you might want to stay in South Kensington. The shops are great - Harrods is a few steps - and you can budget and restaurants of all types line the streets are in the immediate vicinity.
Aster House Hotel offers excellent rooms with television, telephone and refrigerator. You can have breakfast in the Orangerie, a Victorian greenhouse, and a room in the garden behind the house, or you can take a walkshortest distance to your meals in town.
5 Sumner Place Hotel has been lined up as the best small hotel in London. Chandeliers adorn the set in a Victorian conservatory, a greenhouse in the blues, where you can eat breakfast. The hotel is located in a building of 150 years, and each room is furnished with antiques. E 'expensive, but if you are looking for atmosphere this is where it is.
If you do not have enough money so available, you can try, 16 Sumner Placeup the street, or Jurys Kensington Hotel. One of them is very popular and close to attractions, with excellent facilities, informative and friendly management and loads of class and comfort.
Wherever you live in this area, you can be sure of the atmosphere, sticks attractions and friendly service.
The Cheapest Place Ever
If you're a young woman or a man with a Norwegian passport, you can get a room in Norwegian YWCA for half the price they would have spent on the webelsewhere in London, all rooms are smoke-free, and have several singles, shower, and if you're willing to share a quad room with strangers, you can book a room for less than £ 18 in low season, breakfast included . And believe it or not, it's a really nice place to stay, with plenty of atmosphere and comfort.
Copyright 2006 S Wander