Greetings,
My brother and I will be going on our third trip to London in early September. We’ve had two excellent stays at London House Hotel near Bayswater. I’m interested in experiencing a different neighborhood this trip. My criteria: under $350 for a double, walking distance to tube, bakery, pharmacy, and green space (large or small). I’ve searched online but am getting overwhelmed, and am realizing I may have to compromise on price. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Posted by
Twin Cities, Minnesota
1825 posts
Have you looked at all the Premier Inn locations in London? I like PI for the same reasons I stay at Hilton Garden Inn or Holiday Inn Express. They are usually the same basic design and I know what I am getting when I reserve. They aren't quaint, but are usually in great locations and are good value for your money.
Posted by
SE US
2377 posts
I stayed at The Sanctuary House Hotel. Very close to St. James's Park and lots of restaurants/cafe's around.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8399 posts
Premier Inn Waterloo or Premier Inn County Hall. Meet all of your requirements.
Posted by
Land of La
8683 posts
Lime Tree Hotel, Citizen M Victoria, Ashburn Hotel,
Premier Inn Shoreditch.
Posted by
Sapulpa, OK, USA
6305 posts
We like the Celtic in Bloomsbury. I'm not sure about a bakery, but there are tube stops, a park, pubs, bus stops, restaurants, and a shopping area just steps away. The hotel itself is on a quiet side street, and the staff is wonderful. It definitely fits your price range, as well, coming in well under $350. We booked a double for £155 for July, but have been told the price will go up a bit July 1. But even a 25% increase would come under your limit.
Edit to add: And the breakfasts are great! Full English if you want it, or pick and choose from the menu.
Posted by
Massachusetts
855 posts
The Resident Victoria
https://www.residenthotels.com/victoria/
Close to Buckingham Palace and St. James's Park. Short walk to Victoria tube station. Nearby: Gail's Bakery, Pret A Manger, two supermarkets. Boot's Pharmacy is maybe 7 minute walk.
Posted by
Freedonia
15087 posts
Or the Resident Kensington if you want a more residential area.
And lower prices.
Posted by
Los Angeles
4412 posts
what do you think of the suggestions in Rick's book (hint hint)? Or on TA?
Posted by
Downingtown, USA
2367 posts
We.real!y like Hampton by Hilton Waterloo most rooms under $300 night and super all you can possibly eat breakfast buffet about block from.the station. Stayed there numerous times and never disappointed. Bus stops right at the door also.
Posted by
Houston, Texas
911 posts
Another vote for The Resident Victoria. Stayed there last October. We would stay there again.
Posted by
OP
19 posts
Thank you all for the suggestions. I will check these out. I found London House through Rick's book in 2019; some of the others are over my budget.
Posted by
Massachusetts
855 posts
For The Resident hotels, if you become a member (free), you get 15% off your booking.