London Accommodations

Budget? Number of people if more than 2? Hotel or apartment? Looking at booking.com and filtering for your preferences is a good place to start.

Have you used the search engine on this website?

Upper left hand corner you’ll see 5 horizontal
Lines . Click on them. Search bar will appear.
Type in London Accommodation.

Read this London trip report by Carrie.

https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/trip-reports/10-days-in-london-our-first-time-a-trip-report

They stayed 11 nights at Sanctuary House Hotel and really liked the hotel and the location.

What section of London? This rather depends on what you are doing and where those attractions are located. Perhaps get a guide book and draft an itinerary first , and it will be easier to help you. Have fun planning.

Be careful about air conditioning unless you are absolutely sure you can live without it. There are a lot of accommodations in London (though not the expensive ones, I assume) that aren't air conditioned. On booking.com you can screen for air conditioning as well as many other features. I find the booking.com reviews very helpful since you can only leave a review for places you've actually stayed at.

You don't need to make your reservation through booking.com. I suggest checking the websites of the hotels you're considering, because you may save a fair bit of money by booking directly--though there are exceptions.

hey hey wstack12
totally agree with CJean.
need more info about budget in pounds, how many people, when is this trip in summer. do you want a hotel or apartment, staying in one place to make it easier or traveling to another place
it's high season and more expensive, where do you want to stay, what are people places and things you wish to see. look at attractions and what needs tickets, some are date/time stamped. waiting too long you may miss out with things sold out.
do more research and come back to ask the regular london people to ask more questions before booking and get the good bad and ugly.
aloha