Hotels London

Hotels London

Havent been to London in a while just wondering wheres best to stop City Centre 'ish'

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London doesn't have a 'city centre'. There's a shitload of 'city centres' here.

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'Town' centres! ..... japseye

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Since when has London been a town?

Eyeball you unhelpful cunt


Moi - stay in East Ham, thats about as central as you can get

Kings Cross is good for cheapo central hotels

I was going to suggest Dalston, lovely part of the city.

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before it was made up of lots of 'city centres' I guess.


London City is actually only W1's square mile, the remainder is still classed as town.

If you want Centre Moi, there is a decent cheep hotel just behind Picadilly cntre.

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That's bollocks. The square mile is in and around EC2 and EC3.

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The key is in the word 'before' dickhead.

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W1 is Oxford Street and the West End, not the City.

If you're going to attempt to argue with someone that actually lives in London, you might want to do your research first.

Thanks for the info

No thanks id rather stay in Brixton than that dive

You'd probably be safer too.

Where you planning on going when you are down? If you don't mind the journey in, there are plenty of travelodges etc out near Canary Wharf etc.

I always thought that The City of London was the Square Mile, then you had the City Of Westminster (Parliament, Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace etc) and everything outside of those is Greater London

Shoreditch then around tower bridge finishing off in Twist

Where is Twist?

The City is the square mile, EC2, EC3, bits of E1 too I believe.

http://www.saintgregoryhotel.co.uk/?gclid=CNHApe-Z24sCFQTilAodjSw_Wg

This is round the corner from where I live, on Shoreditch High Street.

Looks pretty sweet I reckon.

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There are two cities, Westmisnter and London.

The City runs postally from W1 to EC2.

I'd say the city centre of London runs from from Paddington, Victoria and Marble Arch in the west to Old St, Liverpool St and Fenchurch St in the east, with Euston Rd running across the north..

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Euston Road from Kings Cross to Marlyebone is a pretty good dividing line between the North and the Centre.