Good value B+B in London

tjc28

Hi,

I'm thinking of bringing my 7 year old daughter to London for some sight seeing and a West End Show but accomodation seems very pricey.

Does anyone have any tips or know of good value B+Bs over there.

Thanks in advance.

blanch152

London is a busy city, always stay in a Travelodge. There is one near Liverpool Street which is quite good and cheap.

It is pricy though, just looked it up £276 for a weekend in mid-September.

That is dearer than I remember.

HildaOgdenx

https://www.tripadvisor.ie/HotelsList-London-Cheap-Bed-And-Breakfast-zfp20075.html

Have a look at the link. I haven't looked through it but it might give you a starting point. Sites like booking .com or suchlike can also be helpful in narrowing down a search.

Stay a bit further out than the West End itself but on a tube line, and that should work out a bit cheaper as central London is expensive. The Premier Inn chain has hubs (as well as hotels) which might be worth a look. I haven't stayed in the hubs but I understand that they are a bit cheaper.

Best of luck!

tjc28

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120962849#Comment_120962849

thanks for the link. I lived in London twenty years ago so travelling around by tube is no problem to me. It's a shame all the people I knew from back then aged and moved out of London.

comment

Try premier inn in not as good areas. Tottenham Hale premier inn is cheap and right beside tube and 20 minutes to west end on tube. Clean and basic. Nothing around it but hop straight in tube

tjc28

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120964773#Comment_120964773

thanks for this. best value I've come across

deisemum

I was going to suggest Tottenham Hale as I used to live near Blackhorse Road years ago. Tottenham Hale is also handy for Stansted Airport train.

Croydon is also another area to look at too.

geecee

you can get really cheap rooms in London on a Sunday night in Travelodge's even the central ones or the ones in Southwark or Waterloo , so if you are flexible on your travel dates take in a Sunday and it will drive down the average price of your hotel nights

comment

Wouldn’t bother with the premier inn breakfast - get room only rates. There’s both a Tesco and Asda express by station (not the nearest exit for hotel) and an industrial park with a greggs, Burger King, boots, lidl across the road so you could definitely pick up fruit, pastry, yogurt - continental type breakfast for cheaper.