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If you’re booking a cheap London hotel, it’s worth checking the hotel’s location, facilities and user reviews to make sure you book the best hotel for your budget. You can’t expect luxury with a cheap London hotel, but you can expect a certain standard of accommodation.
It is possible to find cheap London hotels with a convenient location in central London. The Dover is a friendly bed and breakfast hotel just a few minutes from London’s Victoria Station. The hotel is in walking distance of many London landmarks, including Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament. You can expect a cheap but comfortable stay at this hotel.
For the cheapest hotel rates in London, you may have to share a bathroom. At the Marble Arch Inn you can book cheap rooms with a shared bathroom from as little as £50 per night. The hotel is near to Oxford Street and Regent Street, London’s busiest shopping areas. Although the rooms are cheap, the hotel offers a clean and comfortable place to stay in central London.
For cheap London hotels near to London’s airports, budget hotel chains are a good option. The Best Western Master Robert Hotel is a 15 minute drive from London Heathrow Airport. The hotel offers cheap accommodation and there is a restaurant on site serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Rasool Court is one of the cheapest hotels in London. Located in West London, near to Earl’s Court, the hotel is an excellent choice for those on a budget. Double rooms with an en suite bathroom start from just £48 per night, so although you’ll have a short trip into central London, it’s worth staying at this hotel for the cheap room rates! Cheap London hotels can be found here: http://www.visitlondon.com/
Not quite so cheap but still worth a mention, The Georgian is a small, comfortable hotel within easy reach of London’s West End. The hotel offers quality rooms within the heart of London. Given the hotel’s central location, a stay here is relatively cheap.
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