Do you need reservations in London or can you find accomadations while there?
Posted by
US Pacific Northwest
10344 posts
In London you need reservations, basically any time of the year. And brace yourself for the prices.
Posted by
Dallas, TX, USA
14 posts
You might also try a place outside of London, like Croydon. We have a friend there, and stayed in Croydon last time we were in London; while it was a 10-15-minute train ride away, we got a lot more room for the money.
Posted by
Florida, usa
51 posts
What part of THE BOOT is London located at :-)lol.And shouldn't it be called LONDRA? Just joking.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32201 posts
Nancy,
You might want to re-post this in the "To The North" section, as you'll likely get better responses.
To answer your question, I'd highly recommend getting reservations in London or you'll probably end up paying a very HIGH price for accomodations. Trying to find a place with vacancies was one of the most challenging parts of the planning for my trip last fall.
Happy travels!
Posted by
St. Louis, MO (formerly, Windermere, FL)
340 posts
If you have difficulty finding something affordable, try using priceline.com. You won't know exactly what hotel or B&B you will be staying at but you can choose the part of the city you want stay and the number of stars the place is rated. We did this for Paris last summer and saved big. Plus, you are paying in US $ before you go so there is no exchange fee. All you do is show up with your reservation confirmation. Good luck.