London hotel near Victoria Station
 

Any recommendations on a moderate-priced hotel within walking distance of Victoria Station? Thanks.

I have on disc Fodors forum readers views of small hotels near Victoria, given over the last 3 years. If you would like a copy please e-mail me.<BR><BR>[email protected]<BR>

Since you aren't getting many responses I will give you a couple. I stayed at Melita House last summer which was a few blocks from Victoria. The rooms were very tiny(I had a single room)but comfortable and clean. I think I paid around $110ish so it was affordable. I have also seen posts on this board about a place called Lime something-lime tree? you might do a search for lime and see what comes up.

We have stayed in the Windemere on Warwick Way. Adequate rooms, no elevator, food good and a nice lounge.<BR><BR>Ten minutes walk from Victoria Station

limetreehotel.co.uk/<BR>75 pounds to approx. 110 pounds<BR>includes a full breakfast

I stayed at the Windemere a few years ago and will not stay there again. The room was clean and comfortable, but noisy. The walls were thin, and all night I could hear the plumbing from my neighbors. <BR><BR>Also, this hotel is a longer walk from the metro than I would have preferred. After spending all day walking miles around town, I was usually exhausted by the time I returned at night, and was not too happy about having the 10 or 15 minutes walk to my hotel. The Victoria Station area had several other hotels that were closer to the train station.

We have stayed at the Windemere in the past and found it to be a great value for it's location. It's the best moderately priced hotel we've found in London based on your criteria. They do have a website at:<BR>https://www.windermere-hotel.co.uk/index.php

I'm staying at the Victoria Park Plaza a 4* near Victoria Station for 108.23 euros a night, in May. Got the deal from All-hotels.com. Most of the other .coms were $189 a night.

In the fall we stayed at Woodville House. Although it is a basic bed and breakfast with some charming touches, it is in a great location. Not far from Victoria Station but in a very quiet area. My husband and I walked the route many times during the day and night and never were worried. Around Victoria Station are lots of pubs (our favourite was the Duke of York), restaurants, internet cafe, grocery stores. Cost us 58 pounds.