One of the most frequently asked questions when visiting London is how to save money and where to stay. With that in mind, I decided to compile a list of the best hotels in London for less than 100 euros. In this list you can find cheap, well-located hotels in London. This article can be read in addition to another article I wrote earlier, with tips on how to save money in London.
London ranks 23rd among the world's most expensive cities, according to a report published by the Economist Intelligence Unit, in a list led by Singapore. So choosing a hotel in London can be a tricky task if you're on a tight budget. To find the best hotels in London for less than 100 euros, I've established a few criteria, namely the opinions of thousands of guests and, of course, the limit per night's stay.
Naturally, the price may fluctuate between August and February, but to be consistent I decided to search for the same dates: a weekday in November. In this list, some of the hotels are under 100€, others are close to the ceiling I've set. And although €100 a night sounds like a lot, if you want to stay close to the city centre, you'll soon find that there aren't many quality options.
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These hotels I've selected are perfect for seeing London's most popular attractions and monuments such as the London Eye, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Piccadilly Circus, Big Ben or the Natural History Museum, among many other places to enjoy in the incredible British capital.
November isn't the peak season for travelling to England, but neither is it one of the less popular seasons like January or February, so we can reliably draw up a list of the best hotels in London for less than 100 euros. And November is a great month to visit London.
Many of these hotels, aparthotels or flats are located in the centre of London, which gives you easy access to the British capital's main attractions. However, in this fantastic European metropolis you'll never be far from the centre, as the transport network is extensive.
With these hotels you'll save not only money, but also time due to the location and you can use that free time to see all the sights. must-see places on a London itinerary.
Location of the best hotels in London under 100 euros
Where to stay in London for less than 100 euros
- Central Park Hotel (7.3)
- The Westbridge Hotel (8.9)
- Parklands B&B (9.6)
- The Greenwood Hotel - Wetherspoon (9.0)
- ibis London Canning Town (8.9)
- Premier Inn London Brixton (8.9)
- LCS Pear Place Apartments (9.0)
- Victoria Inn (9.1)
- Templeton Place (9.0)
- The Luxury Inn (9.1)
Criteria for drawing up the list of the cheapest hotels in London:
Opinions: Minimum of 100 opinions
Price: Up to 100€ per night
Type:Hotels, apart-hotels, flats
Season researched: November
No hotel paid any incentive or commission to be suggested in this list. In brackets is the guest rating - scale from 0 to 10. The list of the best hotels was created based on the opinions of thousands of guests who booked through Booking.com - one of the hotel booking platforms I recommend.
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Could you please ask me a question?
Using Samsung Pay on public transport, I saw that we can use it as an NFC credit card, so when you go through the first metro turnstile at the exit, you'll have to validate it in the same way as the Oyster... And won't you be charged excess fares at the exit?
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Hello, Douglas. Yes, it's exactly the same as Oyster Pay as you Go. As long as you don't forget to ring at the entrance and exit, the price is the same and you won't be charged extra. On buses you only need to tap at the exit. If you ever forget to tap on the metro, Tram or trains, you can always claim your money back.
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