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Our top choices for London holiday homes

1. Room in Euston Central London

London City Centre

HK$954 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

2. Central London Room close to London bridge and Borough market

London City Centre

Chipo

HK$797 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A modern bedroom with a bed, a blue chair, and a large window with curtains.

3. Aimi Residence

Shoreditch

Christopher

HK$906 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Oct - 24 Oct

4. Borough Market 5 minutes walk

London City Centre

Philip

HK$870 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

A spacious office with a large white table, colorful chairs, and a modern ceiling design.

5. Private Double Room | Steps from Westminster & Victoria | Fast WiFi

London City Centre

Patryk U.

HK$1,039 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

6. Chelsea and King’s Road nearby

Battersea

Gavin B.

HK$797 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

7. House Sleeps 5 - Free Parking and Garden

East Bedfont

HK$2,461 total

includes taxes & fees

18 Oct - 19 Oct

8. Battersea Park nearby

Battersea

HK$845 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

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Top London Hotel Reviews

Hotel Riu Plaza London The Westminster

10/10 Excellent

"Great location, great breakfast, great staff."

Moxy London Piccadilly Circus

8/10 Good

"This is a super trendy hotel with a beautiful entryway, right off of Piccadilly Circus two escalators take you up into an immaculate reception styled like a chic nightclub with gorgeous gold stairs leading up to the bar. The problem? At the base of the escalators a sign indicates that for a step free entry you can walk through a nondescript door off to the side. Down several hallways and turns you find an elevator that will bypass the stairs. When accessibility is hidden behind doors that feel like a loading dock out of view of the glitz and glam of the entryway of the hotel it sends a subtle message: wheelchairs, rollators, walkers, and anyone using them or anyone who is unable to make it up ten steps is not part of the aesthetic of the hotel and should be hidden away. I use a walking aide (a cane) and also had a heavy small rolling suitcase with me and had to drag it around those hallways to get to the front desk. In the morning when I went for breakfast I was pointed down a bizarre staircase with no lift in sight to their glamorous restaurant. Is the restaurant not accessible or was accessibility not offered? Were it not for this I would have easily rated the hotel 5 stars. The staff is great, the hotel is clean, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious. When I checked out a staff member happily helped me carry my suitcase down the stair case and escalator and all the way out the front door without being asked."

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