Budget Hotels

It is not easy to find a budget hotel in London for less than £100. London hoteliers don't hesitate to raise prices drastically, which can be difficult for people on a budget. However there are many realistically-priced mid and low-range bed and breakfasts that are flourishing in the city, and many of these are in the central part of the city.

Central London is where a great number of attractions are located. If you stay at a hotel in this part of the city, you will be within easy reach of Buckingham Palace for one. You can get take a tour of the Queen's home when she is away at her country home in the summer. If you visit the city at any other time, be sure to watch the solemn changing of the guards from outside the gates along with hundreds of other visitors. If you are interested, you may take a look at Budget Hotels.

The London Eye is an important landmark in Central London. You can float over the city for a wonderful 30 minutes in a glass capsule. You can also sip champagne while you do so, for an additional fee. This used to be the world's largest giant wheel until a few years ago. If your hotel is in Central London, you are bound to want to return for a second ride of the wheel.

If you're staying near the giant ferris wheel, then you will also be able to go on a cruise around the Thames. The old and modern buildings juxtaposed on the London skyline will be visible from the river. These include the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London on the one hand, the Millennium Bridge and the skyscraper called the 'gherkin' on the other.

Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are nearby, as is the artificial lake known as the Serpentine. These are historic gardens that have been around for a few hundred years. The Serpentine is a good place to hire rowing boats in. The Holocaust Memorial as well as the Princess Diana Memorial are located on the edge of the lake.

Central London is well-connected to other parts of the city through the Tube and the London Railway. So staying here makes it convenient for any kind of business or pleasure trip. And there are a large number of restaurants and pubs here to relax in at the end of a tiring day of sightseeing or meetings. Also, you can shop at Europe's busiest shopping street - Oxford Street.

So if you are looking for a reasonable accommodation in London that is well-connected with the major attractions, you can consider some budget hotels in Central London. For more info, visit Budget Hotels.