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CHEAP HOTELS in
LONDON, ENGLAND
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Renaissance
Chancery Court
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Edwardian
splendor in historic Holborn
The hotel has 356 light
and quiet guestrooms, all
of which are uniquely shaped
due to the unusual structure
of the building.
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51
Buckingham Gate
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Just 5 minutes walk from Buckingham
Palace and St James's Park, 51
Buckingham Gate's 82 luxury suites
and apartments offer an intimate
and discrete five star townhouse
address in the heart of London.
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Cheap
Hotels in London,England
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World-class
fashion and theatre, unrivalled music
and clubbing, and a stunning, eclectic
array of bars and restaurants are all
wrapped up in a city built on historical
grandeur. London is chic, royal, cutting-edge,
ever-changing and always fascinating.
The various "villages" of London reflect
in their diversity the full spectrum of
the city's residents.
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From
exclusively elite establishments, downright dingy
dives, tourist-drenched terrain to home-grown
habitation, there's something for every visitor.
As Dr. Johnson said back in the 18th century:
"If you're tired of London, you're tired of life".
Crowded streets spill over with shoppers and people-watchers
who flock from far and wide to chill out, rather
than haggle, at Camden Market. But good cafés,
clubs and a top comedy venue make Camden much
more than a great market area. Chic boutiques,
expensive restaurants, snooty aristocrats and
whippet-thin IT girls in slick sports cars haunt
Brompton Cross, Kings Road and its environs. There's
been a clamp down on street performers, but the
open-air party atmosphere still pervades in the
Piazza. The 18th century iron and glass former
fruit and vegetable market has evolved gracefully
and now houses fashion boutiques and other up
market stores. Stroll down Long Acre, Floral Street
and the cobbled Neal Street or visit The Royal
Opera House and London's Theatreland just a potato
lob away Greenwich - Or zero degrees longitude
and home of Greenwich Mean Time. Take a boat trip
down the Thames for a romantic day out or visit
the National Maritime Museum, the imposing Royal
Naval College, Cutty Sark, and the Thames Flood
Barrier. Leafy suburbia with a charming village
ambience. Steeped in literary history, the homes
of poets, playwrights and actors of past and present
are marked by endless blue plaques. An afternoon
in Kenwood House or strolling on Hampstead Heath
is worlds away from the noise and bustle of London.
The two reasons to shop in this area have to be
Harvey Nichols and Harrods. Down the road is the
stunning Baroque Brompton Oratory - its weddings
inevitably grace Hello Magazine. Don't miss Kensington
Church Street or Sloane Street. Tourist frenzy!
The revamped Leicester Square is home to several
bright and shiny multiplexes and is no stranger
to star-studded film premieres.
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By day see Eros or visit the wax effigies
(plus plenty more) at the Rock Circus while
by night, a plethora of bars, pubs and clubs
keep the punters happy. Stroll down Piccadilly
- pop into Fortnum & Mason, take tea at
the Ritz or shop in the sartorially elegant
Jermyn Street and Regent Street.
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