Central London Accomodation

[Cyclic Hotline]

Anybody got any good personal recommendations for accomodation in central London?
Looking for something quiet, reasonably priced (read cheap) and centrally located for playing in town.

Don't want to make a mortgage payment for a nights stay, don't need a fancy name or address to impress anyone.

Have lots of recommendations in the Guide books, but wondered if anyone had any personal experiences.

Thanks in advance...............

[Self Loading Freight]

Do you want it for a night or a year? B&B or four-bedroom manse?

A few more details would help!

R

[dave_jones49]

"reasonably priced (read cheap)" AND "centrally located" !!

Please confirm you mean London, England!

[Cyclic Hotline]

For a week, end of November, beginning of Dec (Bash time). Hotel preferable to B&B.

Quite a number of places, but some are already fully booked (Travel Inn, etc).

Looking at under $100 USD per night, if possible. I'm a cheap SOB!

[Mycroft]

Unfortunately no personal recommendations, but look at http://www.theaa.co.uk/region9/index.html ,good range of London hotels, but some slightly over your price range (around $5000 per night over in fact)

[gravity victim]

I use an OK place called the Bedford, in Southampton Row (Holborn Underground.) Basic room,bathroom, TV, around £65.

[TrueNorth]

Holiday Inn Express on Old Street is central (just N of City), near the Tube and quite reasonable (£50-£80/night).

[skua]

There are some top bars and restaurants within crawling distance of that Holiday Inn - not that that should sway your judgement!

[TrueNorth]

Best part of town!

[mutt]

Just stayed in London, nice apartment in South Kensington beside the Glocester road tube. £76+vat. Much nicer than most of the hotels that i have stayed in around Heathrow.
www.astons-apartments.com

Mutt

[rotaree]

The Strand Palace Hotel on the Strand is very basic but reasonably priced.

[David Clarkson]

You could try St Cristophers Village in the Borough High Street,
the rooms are ok and its a kinda through lounge for Ausies and Kiwis.Its only half a mile from the city of London and the west end is only two miles away and its only £25:00/night.They even have internet in the lobby!
Those ausies know how to party so take that in mind !!

[G-LOST]

Try the Docklands Travelodge. Close to the DLR / Tube, clean and cheap.