Hotels in London5,000+ properties compared
Where centuries of history meet relentless reinvention — the world's most visited city
Hotels in London start from $60-120/night across 5,000+ properties. The best area to stay is Westminster, ideal for First-time visitors, sightseeing, iconic landmarks. Book on Travorio and pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or 100+ cryptocurrencies.
Quick Facts — Hotels in London
Budget
$60-120
per night
Mid-Range
$150-300
per night
Luxury
$400-1,000+
per night
Best Area
Westminster
First-time visitors, sightseeing, iconic landmarks
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Westminster
The political and ceremonial heart of London with Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and the Houses of Parliament all within walking distance. The South Bank and London Eye sit just across the Thames. Premium pricing reflects the unbeatable location.
$350-900/night
Best for: First-time visitors, sightseeing, iconic landmarks
Covent Garden
A vibrant hub of street performers, independent boutiques, and West End theaters. The covered market building hosts artisan shops and restaurants. Steps from the British Museum, Soho, and the Thames. Central but lively — not for light sleepers.
$300-700/night
Best for: Theater lovers, shopping, dining, nightlife
South Bank
A cultural corridor stretching along the Thames from the London Eye to Tower Bridge. Home to the Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe, and Borough Market. Hotels here tend to be newer builds with river views at slightly lower rates than the north side.
$180-350/night
Best for: Culture seekers, foodies, riverside walks
Shoreditch
East London's creative epicenter with street art on every corner, rooftop bars, vinyl record shops, and some of London's best restaurants. Brick Lane's curry houses and Spitalfields Market add grit and flavor. The hipster capital of the UK.
$120-250/night
Best for: Young travelers, nightlife, street food, art scene
Kensington
Elegant Victorian townhouses, world-class museums (V&A, Natural History, Science Museum — all free), and Kensington Palace with its formal gardens. High Street Kensington offers upscale shopping. A refined, residential neighborhood perfect for families.
$280-650/night
Best for: Families, museum lovers, upscale residential feel
Camden
North London's alternative heartland with the famous Camden Market (1,000+ stalls), live music venues, canal-side walks, and eclectic food from 40+ cuisines. Budget-friendly accommodations in a neighborhood that never sleeps. Regent's Park and London Zoo are a short walk.
$70-140/night
Best for: Budget travelers, music fans, market lovers
London Hotel Prices
5,000+ properties across all price ranges
| Category | Price/Night | Best Areas | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget (1-2★) | $60-120 | Camden | Budget travelers, music fans, market lovers |
| Mid-Range (3★) | $150-300 | South Bank, Shoreditch | Culture seekers, foodies, riverside walks |
| Luxury (4-5★) | $400-1,000+ | Westminster, Covent Garden, Kensington | First-time visitors, sightseeing, iconic landmarks |
Budget (1-2★)$60-120/night
Areas: Camden
Mid-Range (3★)$150-300/night
Areas: South Bank, Shoreditch
Luxury (4-5★)$400-1,000+/night
Areas: Westminster, Covent Garden, Kensington
Best Time to Visit London
Best for Deals
April-June (spring) and September-October (autumn) for weather; January-February for deals. Hotel rates drop 30-40% during off-peak months. Midweek stays (Sunday-Thursday) save an additional 15-20% year-round.
Best for Weather
April-June for spring blooms and long days; September-October for mild weather and fewer crowds. Maritime temperate — mild year-round. Summers 15-25°C (Jun-Aug), winters 2-8°C (Dec-Feb). Rain is frequent but rarely heavy — pack layers and an umbrella..
London Travel Essentials
Where centuries of history meet relentless reinvention — the world's most visited city
London is a city that needs no introduction yet never stops surprising. From the Tower of London (nearly 1,000 years old) to the Shard (Western Europe's tallest building), it layers history on top of modernity in a way no other city matches. Over 170 museums — many free — world-class theater in the West End, and a food scene transformed from a punchline into a Michelin powerhouse (75 starred restaurants).
Top Things to Know About London
Big Ben & Houses of Parliament — the iconic clock tower and Gothic Revival seat of British democracy on the Thames
Tower of London — 950-year-old fortress housing the Crown Jewels, with Beefeater-led tours
British Museum — 8 million artifacts spanning human history, from the Rosetta Stone to the Elgin Marbles (free entry)
West End — 40+ theaters staging world-class musicals and plays, rivaling Broadway in scale
Borough Market — London's oldest food market (1,000+ years) with artisan producers, street food, and tastings
Climate
Maritime temperate — mild year-round. Summers 15-25°C (Jun-Aug), winters 2-8°C (Dec-Feb). Rain is frequent but rarely heavy — pack layers and an umbrella.
Best Time to Visit
April-June for spring blooms and long days; September-October for mild weather and fewer crowds
Currency
British Pound Sterling (GBP). ~£0.79 = $1 USD. Contactless payment is universal — even buskers accept cards.
Language
English. Over 300 languages spoken across the city — the most linguistically diverse city on Earth.
Time Zone
GMT (UTC+0) in winter, BST (UTC+1) from late March to late October
Visa
US, Canadian, Australian, and EU citizens can visit visa-free for up to 6 months for tourism. Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) required for some nationalities from 2025. Passport must be valid for the duration of stay.
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Hotels in London — FAQ
Where is the best area to stay in London?
Westminster ($350-900/night) puts you within walking distance of Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. Covent Garden ($300-700/night) is ideal for theater and dining. For better value, Shoreditch ($120-250/night) offers trendy East London vibes, and Camden ($70-140/night) is the top budget pick with great markets and nightlife.
How much do hotels in London cost per night?
Budget hostels and B&Bs start at $60-120/night in areas like Camden and Stratford. Mid-range hotels in South Bank or Shoreditch average $150-300/night. Luxury properties in Mayfair, Westminster, or Kensington run $400-1,000+/night. London is one of the most expensive hotel markets in Europe.
When are London hotels cheapest?
January and February offer 30-40% savings vs peak summer. November (excluding Bonfire Night week) is also affordable. Avoid Wimbledon fortnight (late June-early July), bank holiday weekends, and the week between Christmas and New Year when rates spike significantly.
Can I book London hotels with cryptocurrency?
Yes. Travorio accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 100+ cryptocurrencies for London hotel bookings. Paying in crypto avoids the 2-3% card conversion fee on GBP and gives you a locked-in exchange rate at checkout.
Is Zone 1 or Zone 2 better for hotels?
Zone 1 (central) puts everything within walking distance but costs 40-60% more. Zone 2 neighborhoods like Shoreditch, Camden, and Brixton offer excellent value — just 10-15 minutes by Tube to central attractions. The Tube runs frequently until midnight (24h on weekends on select lines).
Are there affordable luxury options in London?
Try boutique hotels in South Bank ($180-350/night) or Shoreditch ($150-280/night) for design-forward stays at mid-range prices. Sunday night rates at 5-star hotels drop 30-50%. The Hoxton and CitizenM chains offer luxury design at mid-range prices across multiple London locations.