London Hotels

London boasts many top hotels eamples of elegance and luxury such as The Ritz, The Connaught, Claridge's, and The Dorchester. These top flight hotels will serve your every need handsomely. These hotels epitomize the elegance, grandeur, and snobbery that you would demand from a place where the front desk clerk looks down his nose upon anyone that dares to ask what the cost of the suite might be, wondering how on earth such a vile creature made it past the doorman. Although eye-poppingly expensive to the frugal tourist, even these properties bow to the age of technology on occasion, so check the latest deals available through online vendors before you book - you could save hundreds of pounds.

Stay outside city center - Accommodation is less expensive if you are prepared to stay outside the city centre. One of London's most active pieces of real estate, the Docklands, near Canary Wharf, offer a growing number of hotels at amazingly good value to go with the waterside restaurants, concert-hall and shopping outlets. Here and in other easy to reach locations such as Greenwich, Kew and some central locations as well, you can find hotel chains such as Formula 1, Etap, Ibis - all part of the Accor Hotel group; Travel Inn, Travelodge and Holiday Inn Express. Many of these en-suite rooms sleep up to four from £27.50 to £83 a night. You might find that you can't have breakfast slid under the door (not really recommended unless you are having pancakes anyway), but there is usually something available in the caf?next door, or from the hotel bar. Either way, they make for a rather attractive option for the budget conscious slumberer.