London hotel recommendations please?

dbrookf

Something ‘higher end’, relatively central but affordable please. Thanks 

p00hsticks

dbrookf said:

Something ‘higher end’, relatively central but affordable please. Thanks 

I think we'd all like that, but it's probably not going to happen! Can you give a bit more idea of what days of the week / time of the year you're looking to go, for how long, and what sort of budget you consider as affordable ?

As another recent thread on this board has suggested, there is currently lots of post-pandemic pent-up demand being reflected in both availability and prices for London hotels, so you'll probably have to be prepared to work on the 'Meatloaf' principal (two out of three ain't bad)

dbrookf

p00hsticks said:

dbrookf said:

Something ‘higher end’, relatively central but affordable please. Thanks 

I think we'd all like that, but it's probably not going to happen! Can you give a bit more idea of what days of the week / time of the year you're looking to go, for how long, and what sort of budget you consider as affordable ?

As another recent thread on this board has suggested, there is currently lots of post-pandemic pent-up demand being reflected in both availability and prices for London hotels, so you'll probably have to be prepared to work on the 'Meatloaf' principal (two out of three ain't bad)

Midweek , September , 3 nights , £300 a night

gwynlas

You are probably best off checking out sites such as trip advisor or the hotel booking sites for numerous up to date reviews rather than a randon forumite who might have stayed centrally pre pandemic. And central is relative as to which area you prefer to stay/

macman

Define 'reasonably central'. Central to what: West End, City? Anywhere inside the Circle line could also be within that definition.

PollyEsther

booking.com has The Chelsea Harbour Hotel and Spa for a total of £880 for 3 midweek nights in September for 2 adults. Non-refundable price and includes taxi from airport to hotel.

dcfc67

Are you a member of any reward schemes, you may get a huge discount or free room if you cash points in

adindas

dbrookf said:

Something ‘higher end’, relatively central but affordable please. Thanks 

Most people look hotel from the accommodation search engine a few to name

https://www.booking.com/

https://uk.hotels.com/

https://www.trivago.co.uk/

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/

You could sort the result based on the "distance from city centre" and you could also see it from the map.

TELLIT01

When I'm looking for hotel accommodation I use search engines such as those above and then look at reviews, actual location etc to get a final shortlist.