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Cheapest Hotels in London: Where to Stay
Where to stay in London
Covent Garden and the West End
Central for theatres, shops and restaurants.
South Bank
Riverside walks, Tate Modern and Borough Market.
Kensington
Museum district with the V&A and the Natural History Museum.
King's Cross
A major rail hub, handy for trains including Eurostar from nearby St Pancras.
How to find a cheaper hotel in London
Compare the total price
Check the final price with taxes and any mandatory fees, not just the nightly rate.
Try flexible dates
Shifting your stay by a day or two can change the price. Avoid local peak dates when possible.
Pick the area, then the hotel
Choose a neighborhood near transit and the places you will visit most, then compare hotels there.
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Search hotels in LondonCommon questions
Where is the best area to stay in London?
It depends on your plans. Popular choices include Covent Garden and the West End, South Bank and Kensington. Choose the area closest to what you will do most and check transit links.
How can I find cheap hotels in London?
Compare the total price with taxes and fees, try flexible dates, and consider neighborhoods slightly outside the busiest area. Check cancellation terms before you book.
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