London First Class Accommodations

By Anjali Bakshi

There are so many attractive tourist places which one would like to see at least once therefore it is also a famous tourist city of the country. And we would like to tell you basics about comfortable accommodations available in London.The capital of England has a great history to rule the world in his roof. London, the biggest city of England, has a fashion statement with a grace of sophistication.

The historical monuments, huge modern buildings, beautiful parks and lovely people are the real identity of the London city. Whenever you go to some place first thing you search is a comfortable accommodation, only because you want to stay properly and could enjoy your trip.
But to find a good accommodation is not a bed of roses, while you have a limited budget.

Apollo Hotel, Ambassadors in Kensington, Alexandra Hotel, Astor Court Hotel, Central House Hotel, Comfort Inn Earls Court, Cordova House, Edward Hotel, Eden Plaza, Garden View Hotel, Glynee Court Hotel, Hotel 65, Kensington Court, Kensington Edwardian are some famous hotels in London.Except the hotels, guest houses are also good option for stay.

There are many good guest houses like Martel guest house, Ealing guest house etc considered as very good guest houses of the London City and are available in very affordable rate with a full hospitality. These hotels are high in quality and facilities. One can rented the room in these hotels with the fare of 10 $ to 100 $ per night, its all depend on the rating of the hotel.

All these hotels provide a well decorated and clean rooms to their guests. In maximum hotels and guest houses breakfast is complimentary, very few provides a free meal to their guests.
Always remember before going to booking for an accommodation take all information and discounts. You can get all such information from the hotel's official website or by other travel websites like choice4hotels.com

We hope this article help out those travelers who want to visit London city and want a comfortable accommodation in the city.

WebLondonHotels.com is a one of the biggest London hotel reservation portal offers London Discount in Hotels. Our objective is to make easy for you to find and book hotels in London. We offer accommodation in London ranging from low-cost privately hotel to Luxury Hotels in London at best prices.

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London Calling - The City of Old and the City of New

By Elisha Burberry

As far as cities go, there are few that can rival London’s bold, brash and bustling vibrancy. Not only is it a modern, cosmopolitan epicentre of international activity, it is also steeped in history, having been settled for almost two thousand years, including periods of Roman and even Viking rule.

It could be said that London has more than its fair share of iconic images, from Big Ben and Tower Bridge to Buckingham Palace and red double-decker buses. But these photo-friendly attractions may only offer limited entertainment for the snap-happy tourist, and as beautiful and historically significant as they are, it’s important to remember that London has so much more to offer. In fact, there’s no shortage of things to do in London that will appeal to all interests and budgets.

For starters, there’s the British Museum which is open every day and has free entry. It holds in trust for the UK one of the finest collections of art and antiquities in existence, including the Rosetta Stone which dates from 196 BC, and its subsequent discovery in 1799 which led to the deciphering of Egyptian hieroglyphs. Then there is the London Eye; the world’s tallest observation wheel, located on the banks of the River Thames and offering unparalleled views of the capital's skyline.

For outdoor activities, London doesn’t disappoint, as it has five football teams in England’s Premier League. So whether it’s a ticket for a title-decider or a tour of Arsenal’s impressive new Emirates stadium, there’s a lot on offer. Furthermore, London has plenty of sprawling parklands including Hyde Park and Regents Park which offer everything from boating, tennis and cricket to cycling, jogging and, perhaps more appealingly, fine-dining by the Serpentine Lake.

If that doesn’t appeal, then there’s also the opportunity to engage in some retail therapy in many of London’s shopping hotspots, including Covent Garden, which has everything from small boutiques to large High Street stores, not to mention an abundance of pubs, cafes and street performers that make Covent Garden a lively experience.

But, perhaps the one aspect of London that makes it such a prominent player in the world community is its position as a major transport hub, which consists of five international airports, a port and the largest underground railway system in Europe, in terms of route length. It also has a direct train-link with Europe via the Channel Tunnel, making it possible to reach central London from Paris in less than three hours without having to go near an airport.

With such connections to the international community, it’s little wonder that so many people choose to visit London, with more than 26 million overnight visits in 2006. And with London set to host the Olympics in 2012, the demand for hotels in London can only intensify, as it prepares to welcome even more visitors in the build up to one of the world’s greatest sporting events.

With its activities, vibrancy and accessibility, London seems to have all roads leading to it - sending out the aura that London is indeed calling.

Elisha Burberry is an online, freelance journalist and keen traveller and watersports enthusiast. Originally from Scotland, she now resides in London.

Visit London

By Sunil Tanna

London is the capital city, and by a quite considerable margin, the largest city of both England and the UK as a whole. The term "City of London" (as well as "The Square Mile" or just "The City") is used mainly to refer to a very small (1 square mile - 2.6 square km) area that formed the ancient core of the conurbation, and which is today the most important center of the financial industry. The conurbation as a whole is referred to "Greater London" or simply "London", and even this is largely surrounded by further built-up and urban areas.
Approximately 8.5 million people live in Greater London, with perhaps 14 million in the metropolitan area.

As the former capital of a globe-spanning empire, London is home to people of many races, cultures and languages. Many of these people have their roots in former British colonies, but there European, South American, Turkish, Greek, Kurdish, Iranian, Arab and other communities too. While it would be incorrect to say that there have never been tensions, the communities get along remarkably well, and it is not at all unusual to go to school, live and work with people from diverse backgrounds. This cultural diversity has contributed not only greatly to the character of the city, but to arts, festivals, music and cuisine.

There are many tourist attractions in London, too many too mention in a brief article, but some must-see sights include Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament (including Big Ben), the Tower of London, the Millenium Wheel, Greenwich Observatory and Madame Tussaud's wax museum. Visitors to the city will also want to catch a theater production in the West End, see the London's many excellent museums and art galleries, check out the city's nightlife, and sample the variety of British, Anglo-Indian and international restaurants available.

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Sightseeing In London

By Ray L. Walberg

London is one of the cultural capitals of Europe and has loads of sightseeing and activities for tourists of all ages. There are an innumerable amount of things to see and do in London but here are some "must see" sights that shouldn’t be left out of your travel itinerary.

The British Museum is vast and is so big that seeing everything in one day is near impossible. The Greek and Egyptian exhibits are especially impressive and are considered by some to be the best permanent museum installations of their kind.

The British Airways London Eye can be seen from all over central London; it is the tallest observation wheel in the world. Views from this wheel are impressive to say the least and it will give you a better orientation for your remaining sightseeing.

St. Paul’s Cathedral is over 300 years old and remains a spiritual landmark for Great Brittan. It has hosted weddings and funerals for Great Brittan’s royalty and leaders. The architecture is impressive and a beautiful piece of history.

The National Gallery located at Trafalgar Square is another must see that is impossible to cover in just one visit. The art contained at the National Gallery ranges from Leonardo da Vinci to Monet and is sure to impress even those who are not art savvy.

The London Zoo at Regents Park is home to an impressive amount of animals and is a big draw for families with children. There are daily animal shows and it is so large that two days should be given to see the entire park.

Another gallery that is sure to interest all ages is the Tate Modern Museum. The art installations use different kinds of mediums and range from Andy Warhol to Matisse. The building itself is a work of art and is a “must see” on your trip to London.

The Tower of London is another sight not to be missed. It was built of bricks imported from France and is most popular for its many executions. It was even dubbed the “bloody tower” after it was speculated that Richard III murdered his nephews there.

Another museum to take in is the Natural History Museum which contains one of the world’s largest collections of dinosaur fossils. This is another big hit with the children but is sure to impress adults as well.

If you’re in the mood for a fun and frightful experience do not miss The Madame Tussaud’s Experience. It’s a wax museum full of ghoulish figures; some of them are electronically animated which adds to the excitement.

Finally a trip to London would not be the same without a visit to Westminster Abbey which has become one of London’s most stunning churches. It is not only an architectural masterpiece but it is also the burial place for many famous figures.

Ray Walberg usually publishes long articles on themes similar to Benidorm and Costablanca. His comments on Costablanca and Costa Blanca can be discovered on his web publications. London is a fun and exciting city for all ages. Its not like Costablanca and Costa Blanca in Spain but it does have a flavour of its own. Ensure you include as many “must see” sights as possible to get the full London experience and the most out of your vacation.

Find the Right Place to Stay in London With Careful Planning

By Adam Singleton

As one of Europe's largest and most imposing cities, it's easy for tourists and travellers to feel daunted in London. After all, with the tube network confusing you at one turn and vast swathes of people on Oxford Street overwhelming you at another, it's likely that you'll get lost more than once! However, with a bit of careful planning you'll be able to locate a London hotel that suits your needs - so it's less likely that you'll misplace yourself and your travel companions in the big city's diversity of attractions.

If you're keen to spend your holiday sightseeing in London, for example, hotels in Westminster are most likely to suit your purpose. By using Westminster as your base, you'll be able to enjoy fast and convenient access to some of London's most iconic attractions: including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Waterloo Bridge. What's more, you'll be just a stone's throw away from the London Eye - the perfect way to survey the city of London's breathtaking architectural skyline in style.

On the other hand, people keen to spend their time in London's most fascinating museums and premier art galleries should find a hotel in Russell Square or South Kensington. Russell Square is home to the British Museum, the British Library and a range of antique bookstores and cafés - an ideal area for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in London's more sophisticated pursuits. Additionally, hotels in South Kensington offer travellers easy access to the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum - so you'll find it simple to indulge in London's cultural hotspots without getting lost among its imposing buildings.

Of course, many people looking for hotels in London are visitors hoping to indulge in a little - or a lot! - of retail therapy during their stay in Britain's bustling capital. And it's perfectly possible to find hotels in London's premier shopping districts in order to minimise the amount of transport you'll need to take during your shopping holiday. For instance, if high street shopping is your major point of interest, you'll be able to find hotels in and around Oxford Street - so you'll be able to locate the UK's busiest and best shopping location with no hassle whatsoever.

Moreover, if you're planning to hit London's most exclusive fashion outlets and designer boutiques, there are many hotels to be found in the West End and Knightsbridge. From here, you'll be able to locate top retail destinations, like Harvey Nichols and Harrods, and you'll even be close to London's vibrant theatre district, making it possible for you to take in a show in the evening as well.

Whatever the purpose of your holiday in London, it's certain that you'll be able to find a London hotel that's appropriate for your favourite pursuits. All it takes is some careful planning and you'll be on your way to an unforgettable London adventure in no time!

Adam Singleton is an online, freelance journalist and keen amateur photographer. His portfolio, called Capquest Photography is available to view online.