london hotel for £50

Old_Git

I need a hotel or B&B in London for the 12/13 July .

Something accessible by public transport .

I want to spent £50ish per night (just for me )
Dont want a shared bathroom and dont want a dump .

Anyone any ideas .

Incapuppy

Try Travelodge, I think they have one of their promotions on at the moment too.

Altarf

Try Priceline, with their 'name your own price' deal - http://www.priceline.co.uk/nyop.html

The 12th/13th is a Saturday, so you may be lucky for £50. Last time I used them (last year on a Saturday in July) I managed to pick up a nice 4 star in central London for £55 (for the room, not per person).

There is a thread on here about Priceline, but essentially, ignore the suggested RRP and make a cheeky offer. If they accept it, then great you got the room booked, and if they don't then you haven't lost anything.

susancs

http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/6c/1/en/c/1/content/dec/teaser/6c/1/en/lp/emea/twofor.html?rateCode=IDEX1
2 nights for the price of 1 at regents park holiday inn £56 for the 12th and 13th July. London Kensington Forum £54.50, Brent Cross £42.50 (hotel on a main road, but hotel do shuttle service to nearby tube station.

dmg24

susancs wrote: »

http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/6c/1/en/c/1/content/dec/teaser/6c/1/en/lp/emea/twofor.html?rateCode=IDEX1
2 nights for the price of 1 at regents park holiday inn £56 for the 12th and 13th July. London Kensington Forum £54.50, Brent Cross £42.50 (hotel on a main road, but hotel do shuttle service to nearby tube station.

The Kensington Forum is lovely ... it is also available on Priceline, so might be worth a look on www.betterbidding.com to see the price of recent wins x

blushingbride_3

Altarf wrote: »

Try Priceline, with their 'name your own price' deal - http://www.priceline.co.uk/nyop.html

The 12th/13th is a Saturday, so you may be lucky for £50. Last time I used them (last year on a Saturday in July) I managed to pick up a nice 4 star in central London for £55 (for the room, not per person).

There is a thread on here about Priceline, but essentially, ignore the suggested RRP and make a cheeky offer. If they accept it, then great you got the room booked, and if they don't then you haven't lost anything.

I am looking for a room in kensington in November, how does this website work? do i know what hotel i get? as i need to put in credit card detials etc, its for work so needs to be safe etc and know that i get a decent hotel.

thanks Katie

blindman

blushingbride wrote: »

I am looking for a room in kensington in November, how does this website work? do i know what hotel i get? as i need to put in credit card detials etc, its for work so needs to be safe etc and know that i get a decent hotel.

thanks Katie

Priceline Bidding Advice.

knightstyle

We stayed at Norfolk House Hotel Thornton Heath, £90 for two nights B&B, Fri and Sat a couple of weeks ago. Off road car parking included. It wasn't brilliant but OK used by foreign coach parties.

loulou123

Id suggest the Easy hotel chain (same people as easy jet), havent actually stayed-booked later this year, but its cheap and basic and has ok reviews too.