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Looking for cheap accom. near central london, staying the 15th & 16th July. Does anyone know of any suitable places (B&B`s, hotels, motels) or of any websites that specialise in this area

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If you want dirt cheap hostelly type accomodation, try here www.cheap-hostels-in.com/

My brother stayed in one of them, but I can`t remember which :D He seemed to like it, anyway.

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Have you tried the obvious - I assume you have - like Travelodge? Then again, I`m not sure of the prices in Central London. Pretty sure there are some cheap places around there, might be worth checking lastminute.com?

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Looking for cheap accom. near central london, staying the 15th & 16th July.

I guess it depends on what your looking for. Given that it`s the middle of summer, sometimes some of the universities let out rooms in a hall of residence for not much money at all. Otherwise, there`s the Butlins hotel! :p

Lastminute used to be good, I stopped looking at their website a few years back for deals while working away from home.

Theres a few in\opposite Paddington that seem quite reasonable, prices (outside) seem to be about £35\49 for a single\double twin. Thats about 8 mins walk from Marble Arch\Oxford Street\Hyde Park.

I could get some leaflets\names\phone details as I walk past a good few of them usually every Friday afternoon.



I quite like the Helpdesk people in a benevolent (as opposed to malevolent) way as they do some valuable work in preventing us being inundated by every halfwit who can work a phone.

I had a junk e-mail from Holiday Inn last week, you can get a room with them in Hammersmith for £59, or central London for around £100 - but these are (allegedly) sale rates and the sale ends today.

All the best.

Beth 58%er ;)

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The Holiday Inn near the Dome is £40 a night for a double room.

It`s about a 5 min walk to the Jubilee Line, and then about 15 / 20 mins into town.

Have a look here - I`ve stayed at some Univ. accomodation in the summer and it was excellent and really central.

http://www.city.ac.uk/ems/accomm/accomm.html

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i`m going at the beginning of april and am going to stay in a hostel, 4 of us for 3 nights just under £200! including breakfast, found through www.hostelbookers.com

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