Looking for cheap accommodation in London (good hotel, houses, theatre)

[tony45]

Hi everybody,
I am newly married and willing to go London for honeymoon, so I am looking for a luxury hotel in London. Can anyone recommend me any good hotel where i can feel like heaven? Any of your recommendations are welcome

[ian6479]

Try hotels.com, or expedia.. they will give you a good idea of what hotels are about, and the cost.

[southdown]

Congratulations!

London has literally thousands of hotels, plus guest houses, B&B's etc.

Try looking at the 'boutique' hotels, they are often smaller chains or independents, and are more interesting than the big ones. Boutique London Hotels - Discount London Hotels

Wiki has a good list of the top London hotels Hotels in London - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The London 'Time Out' website is useful with reviews and local info....such as Pembridge Court - West London Hotels - Time Out London

If you are flexible on dates, the very best way to get a good rate is phone the hotels and ask in person when they have the best rates, as online you have to specify the dates, day by day.

But if you want a 'package' deal of flights and hotels, go with Expedia, lastminute.com etc.

[trionetriathlon]

Originally Posted by tony45

Hi everybody,
I am newly married and willing to go London for honeymoon, so I am looking for a luxury hotel in London. Can anyone recommend me any good hotel where i can feel like heaven? Any of your recommendations are welcome

Claridges Hotel in London. You may see Mick.... Congrats!

[trionetriathlon]

Originally Posted by tony45

Hi everybody,
I am newly married and willing to go London for honeymoon, so I am looking for a luxury hotel in London. Can anyone recommend me any good hotel where i can feel like heaven? Any of your recommendations are welcome

OOOppppps ... missed the part about "cheap".. not sure if "cheap" and "luxury" go together though!!!!

[southdown]

Originally Posted by trionetriathlon

OOOppppps ... missed the part about "cheap".. not sure if "cheap" and "luxury" go together though!!!!

Definitely not in London - prices are more than !

[RH1]

Originally Posted by trionetriathlon

OOOppppps ... missed the part about "cheap".. not sure if "cheap" and "luxury" go together though!!!!

Absolutely not...

I need to book a couple of nights in June and I keep putting it off as I just don't know where to start. It's easy if I'm booking one for work - there's a list of approved ones and you just book it for near where you're going, but for myself....????!! I'm meeting friends in Kensington, so I'd like something fairly nearby but then of course you ain't gonna get cheap in Kensington, especially not the one I lived in for a while...

I really must stop procrastinating or they'll all be booked up!

[GinnyGin]

Hi tony45,

I stay in a great hotel, near the famous Harley Street (plastic surgery heaven) also on the doorstep from Oxford St (shopping heaven) also the area is famous for it's Musicals and theatre (called the West End)
Location:
Jurys Inn Clifton Ford Hotel
Wellbeck Street
London W1

around £100-£150 per night, walking distance to all attractions
a short taxi ride to Harrods on Nightsbridge

I use this hotel when i'm on busniess trips, it has everything you need quite stylish and modern with a pool area etc..not over priced and not over the top trendy.

GinnyGin UK city girl

[Debradearing]

We stayed a week at the Columbia Hotel. It was pretty nice and not too expensive. It is across the street from Hyde Park, near Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace, St. James Palace. There is a pub close by which has good fishnchips. A couple of streets over there are some Middle Eastern restaurants. It isn't far from bus stops. It used to be where a lot of rock and roll bands stayed, but not so much now. We enjoyed what few hours we were there, what with all the sight-seeing we did!!

[luciana08]

Hi!

How long are you staying in London? And when are you going there? The nice places usually get fully booked, but if you are out in good time then you can get a really nice place. How big is ur budget?

I would recommed you to contact reservation companies instead of calling directly to the hotel. The reservation companies usually have a lot of partners which they can call for you. And just look after a hotel that suits your needs. Have you trieed this?

Google studios-london or london studios, flats london and you will find companies that will make the call for you.

Good luck and enjoy your honemoon!

Lucy