Areas to stay in London
We have not been to London in many years so unfamiliar with city. We want to stay in a place centrally located....possibly Knightsbridge? Any other suggestions?
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There's no such thing as "centrally located" in London. A lot depends on where you want to go.
But good general areas are Earls Court, South Kensington, Victoria or Bloomsbury as all of them have excellent transport links. |
South Kensington is my favorite. It is right next to Knightsbridge and within walking distance of V&A, Natural History museum and Harrod and also King;s Rd.Also many transportation options.
I find Earl's Court tacky. |
The only thing around Oxford Circus are shops
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Has anyone used vacationplus.net or londoncraigslist.co.uk to rent a flat when staying in London. Their prices are considerably lower. We found a place on #15 De Vere Gardens,
> Kensington - just wondering what we might be getting ourselves into. |
I'd never EVER use craigslist (<B>EVER</B>) and haven't heard of vacationplus (which doesn't mean much one way or the other).
If you want to go that way -- vrbo or homelidays at least have some sort of insurance that the properties actually exist. |
Oh - just noticed dobsonde isn't the OP.
Dobsonde: Your question is completely different than wordsmith's. It would be better to start your own thread instead of us highjacking wordsmith's. Wordsmith: Knightsbridge is 'central' - but so are many other neighborhoods. Mostly depends on the sort of vibe you want, and your budget. Knightsbridge tends to have high to very high end accommodations. |
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