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GO Bed & Breakfast in London |
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From Greater London
to the heart of the Capital, you’ll find a fantastic
range of bed and breakfasts offering a hospitable welcome
to the weary traveller. One hotel that really upholds bed and breakfast values is the Anchor Hotel [map], NW11. This Golders Green B&B offers a hearty continental breakfast and a warm family feel, close to Hampstead and Brent Cross shopping complex. With a traditional English or Dutch style breakfast on offer you may think that the Dawson House Hotel [map] has a bit of an identity crisis, but what you will find is a ‘home from home’ experience in a peaceful oasis away from the hustle of the city. The Winchester [map] pub hotel in North London is a traditional tavern offering accommodation to all-comers. Here, comfortable double, twin and family rooms are all on offer at a reasonable price but this is not the only attraction. Located in the historic village of Highgate, this tavern shows off its architectural origins both inside and out and gives guests a taste of ye olde England. In addition the pub also serves a range of meals, which should provide a good encore to the breakfast. Convenience and comfort are the hallmarks of a good B&B and at Bay Tree House [map] you’re sure to find them both. With three large rooms on offer all with en suite facilities, this is where you’ll find the comfort. And for convenience, look no further than the fact that Bay Tree House is located four minutes away from Arnos Grove tube station. This station will not only connect you to the central sights, but because it is on the Piccadilly line it will also take you straight to Heathrow Airport. Enjoy a traditional East End welcome at one of this area's top bed and breakfasts. Docklands Mews [map] on Milligan Street should provide you with a place to rest your head with a hearty breakfast the next morning to set you up for day. As the name suggests you’ll find this professionally run B&B not too far from the Thames near Canary Wharf. Staying at the family-run B&B The Fosters [map] will allow you to live like a local without having to do your own housework. You should find a warm welcome on this tree-lined street in the Wanstead area of east London. Head to Greenwich to be close to all the top tourist spots and find a comfortable place to rest your head. Tony’s Place [map], Greenwich, is one of several apartment complexes offering visitors the opportunity to enjoy some privacy during their stay. All your home comforts are here and although Tony’s doesn’t do the cooking for you, it provides a great selection of food so that you can make up your own breakfast. Book into a real award-winner at The Amsterdam Hotel [map], Trebovir Road, SW5, which has won the Les Routier best B & B award. The Amsterdam is a hidden jewel in the heart of London’s most cosmopolitan area. Situated close to the Earls Court exhibition centre and just a short walk from Olympia, this hotel offers a haven of tranquillity to the business or leisure visitor. All rooms are tastefully decorated and facilities meet high standards. Guests have access to an Internet room with fax and photocopying facilities also available. Modern and creative travellers will particularly enjoy a visit to L’Hotel [map], Basil Street, Knightsbridge, SW3. Owner Nina Campbell has personally selected all décor in this enchanting hotel and this includes all the fabrics and unique artwork. All rooms have en suite facilities and can be made up as either a double or twin room. One of the best places to find a B&B in Central London is Bloomsbury. The literary district of west central London has a range of good value traditional B&Bs offering a range of comfortable facilities close to all the best attractions. Try The Lonsdale Hotel or The Cosmo Bedford House Hotel, Bloomsbury Square [map], for a room with tea and coffee making facilities and a TV. Traditional English breakfasts are par for the course at many of these B&Bs; so prepare to welcome a great feast of a fry-up the following morning. Alternatively, lighter continental breakfasts are usually available. The Berners Hotel [map], Berners Street, W1, is located just off Oxford Street in the hub of the commercial and entertainment district. This traditional hotel was built in 1835 and was converted into a hotel at the turn of the 20th Century. With a wealth of period features, the Grade II listed building has a beautiful lobby that provides an excellent meeting place for coffee or that very English tradition of afternoon tea. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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