There is a lot to be seen in London.
But first you have to identify the best location to start off. Most people find
Central London and especially the areas around
Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens,
the best place to stay. It is true that these places are the closest to most
tourist attractions and hotels here are at walking distances from famous
streets and junctions. Although the convenience that this central location
provides is unmatchable, it still has many disadvantages. The biggest drawback
of this location is the cost. The hotels here are just too expensive just
because of the location.
Even small hotels, which provide little amenities, are costly when
compared with hotels in other parts of the city. When you measure the amenities
and convenient location factor with a high price, it just doesn’t seem worth
it. On the other hand hotels close to Heathrow offer better
accommodation at a cheaper price. Another drawback of staying in the busiest area
of London is
that you will be amidst a considerable amount of crowd the moment you step out.
The streets of London
are filled almost always so you can’t expect to roam around without bumping
into someone.
The situation is not similar in all parts of the city. If you choose to
stay in hotels close to Heathrow, you will have much more room to
breath. Because of all these reasons, many people prefer staying at around
Heathrow itself, especially those who have to fly back quickly. It would take
you a few minutes to reach the airport and the hotel might be able to provide
you conveyance to and from the airport, if you post a timely request.
Hotels around here are particularly famous amongst business travellers,
who like to save both time and money. And even if you are a leisure traveller,
out to explore the tourist attractions located in the central part of the city,
it is recommended that you rent a hotel which gives you ample amount of
distance from the attractions so that you can experience it as a tourist and
not as a neighbour.
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