London hotels

London hotels for a short break or vacation in the cosmopolitan capital of England. London is awash with people from all walks of life and all areas of the world, it's charm lies in the dirty, yet fascinating streets, which are often clogged with traffic but have reassuringly familiar names, like those found on a Monopoly board. A visit to the exciting city is made easy, when staying at London hotels situated in easy distance of the city centre and close to the main attractions.

Short breaks in London hotels

The River Thames is the geographical focal point for London and the hotels lie either north or south of the river, ideal for a short break in central London. If you wish to be near the main tourist attractions, the restaurants and theatres, choose a hotel located on the north side of the river where these are abundant. However, if you are looking for the busy West End and wish to stay near Trafalgar Square and Soho, the London hotels found in the loop of the river are for you.

London hotels near main attractions

London is a year-round attraction for tourists and though July and August are the hottest and sunniest they are by no means the best time to visit. April/May and September/October are possibly the best times to see the city as there is likely to be more accommodation available, at off-peak prices in some of the best London hotels and the queues for seeing the sights will be smaller. However, London is also appealing in the winter months and if you choose to take a trip to the capital in February you may have the chance to witness the famous "Pancake Races" held on Shrove Tuesday in Covent Garden.

Quality London hotel accommodation

A visit to London would not be complete without seeing Trafalgar Square. If you have chosen to stay at quality London hotel accommodation away from the hectic West End, you can rest assured the comprehensive underground tube system will allow you easy transportation to Trafalgar Square, home of Nelson's Column and filled with fluttering pigeons. Whilst at Trafalgar Square, you may wish to also take advantage of the free entry to National Gallery where you can browse works of art at your leisure without paying a penny. London is not all spend, spend, spend but after a long day sightseeing, you will find relaxing a delight in our quality London hotels.