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grogger69 Feb 10th, 2003 04:58 AM

Hotels outside of London
 
I am off to London for a long weekend next month. Looking through expedia I found a few for about $60 a night around Hyde Park. Does any know of any cheaper on the outskirts of the city? I will be on foot so it would have to be within 2 miles of either the tube or a bus that runs into the city.<BR>I dont care about amenities, I just would like it clean and safe.

janis Feb 10th, 2003 09:21 AM

For a weekend you lose WAY too much time commuting to stay outside of the center. That $60 is about &pound;36. There are decent B&amp;Bs in central London for between &pound;25 and &pound;35. If that is too much, try a hostel in London. No amenities but good locations. You aren't going to find anything very much cheaper within in a reasonable commute.

mclaurie Feb 10th, 2003 11:48 AM

Agree with previous poster. Some suggestions:<BR>Do a text search here. There's a thread called something like London-REALLY inexpensive accomodation. Someone suggests a college room you can rent. Also try Laterooms.com and Lastminute.com (Also Londontown,com) Finally try posting your question on Lonelyplanet.com where I gather readers are younger &amp; more cost conscious. Good Luck

Gavin Feb 10th, 2003 01:39 PM

I addition to the time used up by commuting don't forget about the cost. The trains are not free! $60 sounds very inexpensive for London.

leslie Feb 10th, 2003 03:54 PM

If you're looking for reasonably priced B&amp;Bs in London, you can checkout the website www.tuckedup.com<BR><BR>I've stayed in the Belgravia district in London, where many of the B&amp;Bs are located. You'll be close enough to walk to Victoria Station for the tube.


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