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Having visited London a number of times in the past few years I am familiar with many of the old as well as new attractions to see. As a budget conscious traveler I have recommendations for restaurants as well as hotels which are good value for their money.I am also very knowledgible into websites which give information on hotels, sights etc in London. Feel free to contact me for any London info.
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Absolutely. That is a handsome sum of money to spend for each night. I would try a site like Visitbritain.com. Another site that could be could in your investigating is tripadvisor.com where all the
Here are some good areas to stay in. Mayfair Soho- most expensive. Near Trafalgar square etc.Most centrally located Another good area- Bloomsbury Marble Arch. Kensington - Earls Court- Knightsbridge
Best areas for cheap hotels are Bayswater. But I would suggest you try the Priceline name your own price site. To get familiar with this go to Biddingfortravel.com I always use PL when I go to
Hi, The most resonable area to stay in is Bayswater. Many budget type hotels. Buy a tube- bus pass and you can save on getting around. London does have many great Museums and they are all free. At the
It is not necessary to purchase underground tickets here. At most underground stops you can buy a three day or a week pass. I believe a photo is needed for a week tube pass. Check this site for further
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