How did we choose these hotels?
We compared price, amenities, star rating and location of both luxury and budget-friendly accommodations.
London has no shortage of chic and classic hotels. From family-friendly accommodations to lavish 5-star hotels, book a comfortable stay to see the city’s hot spots in style.
In the heart of London, this premier hotel is the perfect mix of luxury, history and modern style. Just a short walk from the National Gallery, the Royal Horseguards overlooks the River Thames and London Eye.
With breathtaking views overlooking the city, Shangri-La is conveniently located less than a minute’s walk from the London Bridge Tube station and a 20-minute walk from Tower Bridge. The London Eye, Big Ben and Westminster are all nearby too. Get your sneakers ready and explore all that London has to offer.
Europe’s first grand hotel is located at the top of Regent Street. The Oxford Tube station is a mere 5-minute walk away, and the nearby streets are filled with restaurants, theaters and shops.
A covered walkway connects the Sofitel Heathrow and Terminal 5. Central London is just 30 minutes away by train, making it an ideal place to stay to catch an early or late flight.
If you’re looking for a base that’ll put you close to all of the major tourist sites, Amba Hotel Charing Cross is a perfect pick. It’s conveniently located minutes away from Trafalgar Square, Convent Garden and Theatreland.
One of the greenest hotels in the city, this budget-friendly hotel has all of the necessities: Wi-Fi, accessible parking and dining options. Plus, it’s just a stone’s throw from Aldgate Tube station and Shoreditch. But if you want to splurge a little, choose optional add-ons like breakfast, dinner or a pet-friendly room.
Just a short walk from Hyde Park and close to various tube stations, Point A Hotel offers minimalistic lodging in London’s Paddington neighborhood. Point A also has budget-friendly London locations in Westminster, Shoreditch, King’s Cross, Canary Wharf and Liverpool Street.
Set in an old courthouse, this youth hostel with a punk rock history provides dormitories and an onsite kitchen. London King’s Cross railway station and popular pubs and clubs are nearby. And Russell Square is just a 20-minute walk away.
Located just a 15-minute train ride away from central London, the ibis hotel in Wembley offers a comfortable stay for business or leisure.
Located opposite King’s Cross and St. Pancras stations, Jesmond is a great place to stay with children. It’s away from the hustle and bustle, and you can take the train up north to places like Watford, home of the Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio.
Estimated prices are based on the GBP to USD exchange rate as of July 2019 and may fluctuate.
Choosing a home base in London can save you money and time on your trip. With so much to see, you want to make sure you’re close to all of the places at the top of your bucket list.
If you’re not planning to stick to the city limits, North London could be a great spot. The famous Abbey Road crosswalk and London Zoo are both located here, and King’s Cross and St Pancras train stations are gateways to traveling up north to places like Cambridge, Oxford and York for day trips.
Remember to check out Platform 9 3/4 at Kings Cross Station.
Staying in the Westminster borough is ideal if you want to see iconic London attractions like Big Ben, 10 Downing Street and Buckingham Palace. After all, what’s a trip to London without trying to catch a glimpse of the queen?
It’s the place to be if you want to shop and visit the theaters. There are so many shows to choose from that you could plan your entire trip around them.
Regent Street, Oxford Street and Bond Street are the best places to shop and check out some brands that you can’t find in the US. And don’t leave the West End without visiting the local restaurants and experiencing the nightlife in Soho that both locals and tourists love.
Kensington is quieter than other areas of London and great for families. You’ll be amazed by the architecture and museums in the area, like the Science Museum and Natural History Museum. They’re sure to be a hit with kids!
London’s hotels range from super-cheap to ultra-luxurious, with lots of options in between. But one thing’s for sure: No matter where you stay, you’re bound to get plenty of views of amazing architecture and the bustling city.
Once you’ve found a place to stay, it’s time to start planning your flight! Use our London flight deals guide to get the most bang for your buck while traveling.
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