london apartment

I did a search on booking.com for '10 adults' and it produced numerous 4+ bedroom apartments

Cost ranged from ~$5k to $20k + for a week

Welcome to the forum. You may get more replies if you delete this post and create a new one in the England forum. This one is for people to post reviews. Good luck.

As noted booking.com is your best bet. Should also look at AirBNB but be certain there is a picture of the owner, not their pet, or a logo. Some rental companies use AirBnB for their properties. If you are renting in London be sure to understand the different travel Zones. You will WANT to stay in Zone 1. Staying outside Zone 1 rentals will be cheaper BUT ANY savings will be eaten up by transport costs.

Good Luck

I agree with Claudia but I might stretch to Zones 1 and 2. The tube and bus prices are the same, but for 10 folks you might consider your own small bus and driver, and it may be more, and the Congestion Charge.

I would look on Trip Advisor as well as Booking.com. I avoid Airbnb these days as their fees are higher.

I would consider property in zones 1 and 2 but look for how close you are to a bus stop or tube station.

Or you could consider two 2-bar apartments in the same building. Marlin Serviced Apartments has such buildings in several locations around London. Our favorite is Queen Street’ close to St. Paul’s. A 2-bedroom apartment there for 5-6 people is around £375 per night a week next June.

Booking.com is good. I use it all the time, but for apartments also look at https://www.wimdu.com/

We got our last London apartment through Vrbo.com . “Vacation rentals by owner” started as an English site, but now has apartments and homes everywhere.

Hi, if you are looking to book an apartment you can use the following sites:
AirBNB
VRBO
Booking.com
You can also just put "London Apartment Vacation rental" In your internet search to bring up private agencies that may have availability. I don't know what you mean by "Central London", is there something you want to be close by? We chose an apartment in Notting Hill because of the movie and we loved it, with the apartment a short walk to the Tube to get us anywhere we wanted.
I book accommodation a year out, or at least start looking.