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Premier
Inn
Premier Inn is the UK's biggest chain with over 20 branches in city and
has been around for over 20 years. The standard rooms are
clean and comfortable and are priced from under £50 per
night.
Linden
House is a
convenient two-star class and during
your
stay you'll enjoy being able to walk to many of city's best
attractions and transport connections. Linden House has cozy
guestrooms, all with private shower facilities. This cheap stay
has been run by the same family for the last 30 years and provides a
really warm environment. Stay for just £55.per person per
night.
Palmers
Lodge, Swiss Cottage
Voted one of the top 10 hostels worldwide by hostels.com customers, you
might not exactly hobnob with the capital's élite at Palmers
Lodge, but, with its dark wooden beds, elegant wood-panelling and high
ceilings, you'll certainly feel the part. Doubles from £52.
Yotel,
Gatwick
This is the latest venture from Simon Woodroffe, founder of the YO!
Sushi chain. His aim is to combine a British Airways first-class cabin
with a Japanese capsule stay, and the first Yotel is finally set to
open at Gatwick's South Terminal later this month, after a series of
postponements. Standard cabins from £40.
Travelodge
You can get rates as low as £19 per room per night if you
book early enough. You can book up to 12 months in advance on their web
site. This low cost accommodation chain has over 15 centres in city
with more
opening all the time. Each accommodation is clean and modern and all
rooms have
a king-sized bed, en-suite bathroom, remote control color TV, and tea
and coffee-making facilities.
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Easyhotel
Each room is brightly decorated in the trademark
orange-and-white of the Easy chain. The idea behind this to
provide quality basics (bed, sink, shower, and toilet) for little
money. The concept is a huge hit -- Rooms are fully booked months in
advance. Rooms range from £20--£40 per night.
Montana
Excel
Rooms have been recently refurbished, but the cheapest rooms are not
ensuite.
There is a 24 hour reception and 48 rooms are available in a variety of
formats.
Midrange
Mayflower
This is one of those places that prove first impressions to be entirely
misleading from the outside. Instead of an ordinary stay, you are
greeted by wood floors, vases brimming with sunflowers, an elegant
lounge and luxury doubles that all have balconies and original Asian
antiques. From $95 onwards for doubles.
K
West
This is a hip accommodation
built out of straight lines and lots
of glass. Rooms are understated, but in a way that makes you realize a
lot of thought (and money) has gone into them; dark wood and suede
versus stainless steel and sandblasted glass run the bedroom gauntlet.
The K Suites are particularly fun and take unnecessary luxury to
another level From $115 onwards.
Windermere
This award-winning
small accommodation,
in a
converted Victorian building from 1857, is imbued with English
character and comfort. Rooms come in various sizes, some large enough
to accommodate three or four overnighters, making them suitable for
families.
The
Summer
This town house is part
of an 1820s
Georgian Terrace that has been turned into one of the finest boutique
town houses in city, yet its prices are affordable. Much of the
original architectural allure is intact, except for modern amenities
and newly decorated bedrooms.
Umi
Lodge
Umi is a new concept in accommodation by having a service-led attitude usually
associated with 5 star. Umi was given a 3-star rating in 2007
but is a cut above others in the area. Notting Hill and Bayswater have
plenty of mid-range accommodations and it can be hard to choose from the
masses. Umi is larger than most as it takes up 6 houses on a quiet
square overlooking a private garden.
Tavistock
This is in a great
location; Bloomsbury is the
literary
heart of city and where you’ll find the British Museum.
Tavistock has an art deco entrance and some rooms overlook
private gardens And free wireless
internet service in the lobby.
The
Days
Is a fully air
conditioned stay and offers a
selection of
Conference / Meeting rooms, Room facilities include: In-house movies,
Interactive TV Featuring Sky. Singles from £79 and doubles
from £83.
Splurge
Claridge’s
When James Mivart opened the doors in 1812, he set out to provide
lodging for individuals who were not just passing through, but were
staying for a short period of time. This meant that the rooms were
originally available for month-long stays, not for just a night, and
what it offers is pure luxury. Staying at Claridge’s for a
month would set you back somewhere between £13,500 (roughly
$27,000) and £82,800 (about $168,000), depending on which
suite you end up choosing.
The
Egerton House
Each room is fully equipped to today's exacting international
standards, with well fitted ensuite marble bathrooms, direct dial
telephones with dataport and voicemail, room safes, radio and satellite
television. Some of the bedrooms have four poster beds and the majority
overlook the garden. The Studio Suites on the top floors with its
breathtaking view of the gardens is highly recommended.
Jumeirah
Lowndes
This chic, contemporary boutique stay, overlooking leafy Lowndes
Square, offers 87 sumptuous bedrooms, including spacious suites on the
dedicated all-suite 6th floor. All rooms feature marble bathrooms with
luxurious Temple Spa toiletries and other amenities including
plasma-screen TVs, internet access and i-POD docks.
The
Dorchester
If you are out after the perfect cup of tea, then The Dorchester is the
place to be. In addition to being a luxurious stay with well-dressed
rooms and appealing suites, the Dorchester has won the British Tea
Council’s esteemed Top Afternoon Tea Award three
times
since the year 2000.
Berkley
This top-of-the line stay offers modern, luxurious decor and certainly
the finest rooftop swimming pool in the city. When it's warm and sunny
(a rare treat), the covered pool area is opened up.
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