Hotels in London?

[Jen & Her Men]

Does anyone know of a really nice but not too pricey hotel in central or centralish London?

Im going down there on Wednesday with my best mate and gonna treat us to a nice hotel stay overnight so we can make the most of christmas shopping!

Any suggestions?

 

[kirlykird]

Hey depends on budget.

Royal horseguards is nice in the medium budget range.

Higher budget, I like Marriott county hall and Radisson Mayfair.

However, this isn't badly priced, I've already booked it for my birthday in feb
http://www.londonsumnerhotel.co.uk/The_ ... _Home.html

 

[Jen & Her Men]

Hey depends on budget.

Royal horseguards is nice in the medium budget range.

Higher budget, I like Marriott county hall and Radisson Mayfair.

However, this isn't badly priced, I've already booked it for my birthday in feb
http://www.londonsumnerhotel.co.uk/The_ ... _Home.html

Oo its lovely but its all booked up for ages!! DOH!!

 

[leckershell]

Compared to other London hotels this one isn't too badly priced..

http://www.jollyhotels.com/eng/ALBERGHI ... sp?Obj=561

That website is a bit crap but if you look at the pictures, it's gorgeous. It's called the jolly hotel st ermin's and is at - 2 Caxton St, London, SW1H 0QW
020 72227888. That's right next to St James Park tube station, which isn't far from Westminster.

I put a couple of managers in it at work and they said it was great. Apparently it's run by an italien hotel chain which is why it looks so lush.

 

[leckershell]

By the way if you want uber cheap budget accomodation, you can get it even in London. But I mean *uber* cheap budget

Have you tried the theatre break things that some travel agents have? They're usually about £100 per person and include theatre ticket and hotel, which in London is a bargain.

 

[MakkaP]

The Hilton Metropole is nice, on the edge of a dodgy area though, Edgeware Road I think it is, just minutes from Oxford St so not far to carry all those shopping bags!!