Do You Want To Visit And Stay In The Coolest Places In London?

We recommend you choose a central area in one of the following sectors that we will detail below: West End, Westminster, Camden, Covent Garden, Soho, Knightsbridge, The City, Canary Wharf, Notting Hill, and Paddington are some of the coolest places to stay because of major location, whenever you plan to visit London.

The most popular area among tourists to stay in London is that which makes up the West End. Part of the city centre where there are many attractions, museums, shops, monuments and famous streets. It is an area comparable to the famous District 8 of Paris. Within this area, you will find some of the main tourist attractions in London such as Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, Marble Arch, Leicester Square, Chinatown and Trafalgar Square. Some of the districts or neighbourhoods we will talk about later, such as Westminster, Covent Garden and Soho, have a part in this area.

Westminster is the unforgettable place in London. The emblematic area of ​​the city, where is the Big Ben, the Westminster Abbey, the Palace of Westminster and Buckingham Palace. If you want to feel in the "centre of the centre", this is the indicated area. Although probably weigh more in your travel budget. The trick if you want to stay in Westminster and not spend a fortune is to reserve with time. From here you can walk to many of the most famous attractions, as well as having easy access to the subway and the piers from where the boats depart for a walk on the Thames (like this one).

Camden is an area with cheap hotels in London and one of those we recommend staying. This neighbourhood may be more famous for its nightlife and alternative market, but it is also a residential area with beautiful buildings, canals, parks and is home to the London Zoo, located within Regent's Park. His best-known neighbours include the deceased and spoiled neighbourhood Amy Winehouse. It is served mainly by the Camden Town Tube station and Chalk Farm metro lines.

The district of Covent Garden is located on the eastern side of the West End. It is a well-served area of ​​hotels, shops, theatres and of course the popular Covent Garden Market. It is located between Leicester Square and The City. It is very well located in terms of transportation, it is located on the Piccadilly metro line and you can use Charing Cross, Leicester Square or Holborn stations to move around this neighbourhood. Each one is 10 minutes of each one.

It is a modern business area east of London, a little away from the centre but well connected and with good deals on hotels. For business travellers who use La City Airport is ideal. There is not much to do, it is rather quiet at night, although it has some pubs and restaurants, as well as some commerce. The area of ​​the docks is highly recommended. One of the advantages of staying in Canary Wharf is that the hotels are newer and usually with more spacious rooms than in the centre. The views of London from the upper floors are fantastic.

Paddington has become the favourite choice of those who travel to London and look for good and cheap accommodation in a quiet and safe area. It is located above Hyde Park, and is very well connected, mainly by its famous station that bears the same name: London Paddington. The neighbourhood is formed by a small centre where there are nice shops, flea markets cafes and restaurants. You will not need anything if you decide to stay here, plus you can find good accommodation offers.

The best place to stay in London depends on the purpose of the trip and perhaps the airport you arrive at and parts of. For example, if you arrive at Heathrow, you can stay in the surroundings of Kensington Gardens or Knightsbridge. You can get excellent London airport transfer service, offering high discounts. If you arrive in Gatwick you can stay in all the central area of ​​Westminster, if you arrive by train from the Gatwick look for hotels near Victoria station.