London Hotels: Trendy and chick

As you make your bed, now lie in it - this is perhaps no other city so true as in London.
After a day of shopping or museum day there is nothing better than relaxing in a strange city,
to take a hot bath or to make another trip to the spa. But beware! So that their stay is not a
nightmare, consider the following things.
London as the most populous municipality in the European Union an area of ??1500 square kilometers.
So if you do not want to spend all your travel money for taxi fares or three hours to spend on
public transport to get from one point to another, find a hotel that is reasonably centrally
located. And if they want something from their luxury hotel, remember: London - and especially
the hotels - is expensive.
A very special hostel is newly reopened St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel, which sits like
an enchanted castle in the center of the city. The impressive staircase is certainly music fans
from the video of the Spice Girls Wannabe be known. On 5 May last year, precisely 138 years after
the first opening, has opened its doors again this imposing hotel for guests. The 5-star hotel is
of course not cheap, but well worth the money.
Really cool designer chic in the St. Martins Lane Hotel comes from where you are very fast at
the theaters and musical venues around the city. Featuring trendy Philippe Starck designer
furniture, sophisticated lighting concepts and spacious rooms, this hotel is a must for all fans
of the upscale design.
Similarly, stylish, but cheaper by far, is the secret favorite hotel for tourists from around
the World: The Hoxton Hotel. 208 rooms, the hotel, plus a very customer-friendly atmosphere:
"We see no bar-Mars bars for 5 €, instead calling free WiFi and a hairdryer, which works only
this you can per day for an hour around the world for free to landlines. .
" What kind of friendly customer loyalty ...
The list of London hotels with an interesting story is almost endless. There is the Brown's Hotel,
for example, which can rightfully call itself the oldest hotel in town. Made from here,
inventor Alexander Graham Bell's very first phone call and Rudyard Kipling wrote his famous Jungle Book.
Also very popular is the Goring Hotel, which came last year in the headlines because a
certain Kate Middleton their last night as an unmarried woman spent here.
For 2012 is particularly recommended: Book in time and compare prices. With the two mega-events,
the Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, there will be a run on the hotels of
the city and the prices are also extremely fast here and there in the air.