What Everyone Ought To Know About West London Hotels
Darren Chow
February 22, 2011
London deserves it's reputation as one of the world's most vibrant cities. There aren't many places on earth with as much class, culture, architecture, history, excitement and entertainment, all rolled up into one.
This city covers an area of 1,579 square kilometers, and is the most visited city in the world, but most of the global appeal comes from a tiny patch called the West End.
The West End is some to some of the most famous addresses in the world: Soho, Mayfair, Charing Cross, Carnaby Street, Piccadilly, the Strand, Trafalgar Square - the names evoke the essence of London. All of the best museums, cinemas and art galleries are there, along with London's famous theatre-land. In addition, the houses of Government and world embassies can be found in the West End, not to mention fantastic shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Served by no fewer than nineteen underground stations, the West End is on everyone's travel itinerary, so finding a hotel to accommodate you during your stay is a must.
First class London hotels are also crammed into this small corner of London, and offer any kind of traveller all manner of accommodation. Business visitors will need more functional services, such as fax, internet and secretarial support during their stay, whilst the pleasure tourist will be looking for a hotel for relaxation, if possible that home-from-home feel, after a busy day (or night) out on the town.
What everyone should know about the West End hotels is that they can be very expensive. The room with a view over the West End comes with a high price tag and you should expect to pay in the region of £250 to £400 per night for the priviledge. And while you may want to put your head down after a day's sight-seeing, it is worth bearing in mind that the West End never sleeps, and the traffic, both human and motorized, continues 24-hours.
There is no reason to pay these top prices. If you just locate yourself a few miles further west, you can pay just a fraction of the price of these hotels and also experience top-class British hospitality. You can also enjoy peace and quiet at the end of the day.
The Cranleigh Hotel in Ealing is ready to welcome the weary visitor with high end accommodation and service, at a budget price. Situated at the north side of the wonderful green space of Ealing Common, the Cranleigh Hotel is family-run and offers the visitor comfort, relaxation and quietude just 20 minutes by bus or underground from the night and day hustle and bustle of the West End.
The Cranleigh hotel are active on Twitter. So check out the Twitter page for news and all importantly discounts at the hotel.
James Foster is a well travelled business man who has frequented many hotels in almost all the worlds international city such as London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow New York.
With 14 years of experience, James's advice on cheap hotels in London could be exactly what you need!
This city covers an area of 1,579 square kilometers, and is the most visited city in the world, but most of the global appeal comes from a tiny patch called the West End.
The West End is some to some of the most famous addresses in the world: Soho, Mayfair, Charing Cross, Carnaby Street, Piccadilly, the Strand, Trafalgar Square - the names evoke the essence of London. All of the best museums, cinemas and art galleries are there, along with London's famous theatre-land. In addition, the houses of Government and world embassies can be found in the West End, not to mention fantastic shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Served by no fewer than nineteen underground stations, the West End is on everyone's travel itinerary, so finding a hotel to accommodate you during your stay is a must.
First class London hotels are also crammed into this small corner of London, and offer any kind of traveller all manner of accommodation. Business visitors will need more functional services, such as fax, internet and secretarial support during their stay, whilst the pleasure tourist will be looking for a hotel for relaxation, if possible that home-from-home feel, after a busy day (or night) out on the town.
What everyone should know about the West End hotels is that they can be very expensive. The room with a view over the West End comes with a high price tag and you should expect to pay in the region of £250 to £400 per night for the priviledge. And while you may want to put your head down after a day's sight-seeing, it is worth bearing in mind that the West End never sleeps, and the traffic, both human and motorized, continues 24-hours.
There is no reason to pay these top prices. If you just locate yourself a few miles further west, you can pay just a fraction of the price of these hotels and also experience top-class British hospitality. You can also enjoy peace and quiet at the end of the day.
The Cranleigh Hotel in Ealing is ready to welcome the weary visitor with high end accommodation and service, at a budget price. Situated at the north side of the wonderful green space of Ealing Common, the Cranleigh Hotel is family-run and offers the visitor comfort, relaxation and quietude just 20 minutes by bus or underground from the night and day hustle and bustle of the West End.
The Cranleigh hotel are active on Twitter. So check out the Twitter page for news and all importantly discounts at the hotel.
James Foster is a well travelled business man who has frequented many hotels in almost all the worlds international city such as London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow New York.
With 14 years of experience, James's advice on cheap hotels in London could be exactly what you need!
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