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OYO the Green Man Pub and Hotel

OYO the Green Man Pub and Hotel

3.5/543 Reviews
Stayed here last night with my son, we were at the stadium for a concert. This place is literally a walk down the hill to the stadium so perfect location. I couldn’t fault it really, it is a pub with rooms above- not a fancy hotel. I feel other reviews are very unfair… We paid 1/4 of the price to other places at Wembley. Our room was spotlessly clean with super comfy beds. would definitely book again!
Staycity Aparthotels London Greenwich High Road

Staycity Aparthotels London Greenwich High Road

4.2/565 Reviews
Was a great experience and the staffs as well. The facilities was clean and we find is easier to speak with the staffs for help. The app to assist customers was also a great idea and my life easier. Great stay
Heathrow Airport (M4/J4)

Heathrow Airport (M4/J4)

4.2/543 Reviews
Heathrow
You always know you can rely on premier inn for a clean room and comfy pillows. Dinner was delicious and the meal deal is great value. The staff were very attentive and the food came out very quickly. They gave the children party bags at the end of the meal containing a few small chocolate bars which they were delighted with. I'm sure we'll be back
Bay Tree House Bed & Breakfast

Bay Tree House Bed & Breakfast

4.7/522 Reviews
A cost-effective homestay, the owner is friendly and attentive, the house is clean and comfortable, the garden is beautiful, and the owner has spent a lot of effort in decorating it. The transportation is also convenient, a few hundred meters away from the subway station, it feels better than staying in a hotel.
Mitre House Hotel

Mitre House Hotel

4.1/5114 Reviews
Staff friendly and helpful. The room was small but well appointed and quiet. Shower is in a half enclosure which means an unavoidable puddle on the floor and no bath mat provided so you'll have to throw down a towel. The room was straightened in our absence during the day. The hotel gives vouchers for breakfast at a busy cafe around the corner. There are as many tables crowded into the room as they could fit. The hassled staff there plunk a plate down with two eggs staring at you, oozing beans, a token piece of bacon and thin, white bread toast like people used to eat it 1965. If you want a bit of jam, you'll have to pay for it. There's often a line of people waiting for you to vacate the table. The breakfast is not at all a pleasant start to your day and a hotel as well run as Mitre house should make other arrangements.
London Kings Cross

London Kings Cross

3.9/547 Reviews
Kings Cross-Islington
I lived in this hotel for the first time in the UK. The experience was very good at the time, the hotel is in a good location and cost-effective, so I thought I would choose to stay here afterwards. I wanted to book a room in advance for the second time this time, but chose a lot of dates without a room. Later only accessible rooms were available. Think about staying alive for two nights. Because one of them happens to be a New Year's Eve, it goes without saying that the price is not cost-effective. The room I gave was facing the street, and I didn't sleep well after a night of noisy. And this time the service attitude was very average. Retaining luggage is also reluctant. The front desk was also lazy. In short, I won't come next time. In the end, a penny is a penny, and a willingness to spend money on Mayfair's Marriott.

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An Introduction to London: UK's Vibrant Capital

London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, is situated along the famous River Thames. Known for its iconic landmarks, diverse culture, and captivating history, London offers a myriad of experiences for every traveler. Here's a fun fact: London was the first city in the world to have an underground subway system, fondly known as 'the Tube'.

Navigating Your Way to London

Most international visitors arrive via London's key airports - Heathrow, Gatwick, or Stansted. From there, trains, buses, or taxis offer convenient travel into the city. If you're not a UK citizen, it's essential to check visa requirements ahead of your trip.

While the British Pound is the official currency, most places accept major credit cards. English is the widely spoken language in London, although you'll likely hear a diverse array of languages due to the city's multicultural nature. Remember to respect local customs, such as queuing in an orderly manner, a practice taken seriously by Londoners!

London's Premier Attractions

From the majestic Buckingham Palace and the historic Tower of London to the dynamic modern art at Tate Modern, London's attractions cater to every interest. For breathtaking views of the city, the London Eye is a must-visit. Explore the British Museum, stroll through Hyde Park, or catch a show in the West End for an unforgettable London experience.

When to Visit: London's Weather and Packing Tip

London experiences a temperate maritime climate. Summers (June to August) can be warm with temperatures in London reaching up to 73°F (23°C), while winters (December to February) are generally cold and damp. The city is known for its unpredictable weather, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is recommended. The best times to visit London are during spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) when the weather is mild and the parks are in full bloom.

Choosing Your Accommodation in London

For those wishing to be in the heart of London's cultural scene, the Z Hotel Piccadilly is conveniently located near landmarks like Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery. For food enthusiasts, the stylish Ham Yard Hotel in Soho is surrounded by a plethora of eateries.

Budget-conscious travelers might find the YHA London St Pancras a viable option, while business travelers may opt for the convenience of the Hilton London Bankside, close to the business district. If you're seeking an Instagrammable stay, consider the artistically designed Mama Shelter London. For convenience to the airport, consider the Sofitel London Heathrow.

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