While you can expect to find a fast food chain in every direction London prides itself on the variety of cuisines that it can offer to the public. In different areas of London different cuisines are more prominent, for example Brixton is the best place to indulge in African/Caribbean dishes. In Camden you can expect to find plenty of vegetarian restaurants to enjoy, over in Leicester Square you will find Chinatown which, of course, offers plenty of fantastic Chinese cuisine. Meals can be costly in London with some top class restaurants charging in excess of £50 per meal, but you can guarantee the quality will shine through. There are plenty of Pubs to choose from during the day and on an evening where expect live sports to be aired more often than not, the bars on an evening will vary in tastes of music. The nightlife is notorious worldwide and you can expect many bars to have exclusive guest lists though there are plenty of hidden secrets for tourists to enjoy like the OXO tower in South Bank which has great views. The nightclubs are essential to what makes London so busy on an evening and you will find plenty of notable venues including Ministry of Sound, Funky Buddha, China White, Number One Leicester Square and many, many more.
The suites are decked with beautiful chandeliers, lounges and fabulous antique vases and the bedrooms are very articulately lined with spectacular silken fabric with marble-floored bath-rooms and in-built Jacuzzis. The Imperial Suite also has a huge piano and a lavish dining hall with the capacity of a dozen. The hotel also has a world class spa called the Le Kalon and is technologically very advanced with systems like the audio-visual infrared system for customer interaction.
Rather smaller than the other hotels, The Ritz Hotel in London is another piece of decorative wonder in the city. Looking on to The Piccadilly, this hotel boasts of perhaps the most beautiful dining hall in the city called the Louis XIV Restaurant. The hotel has some spectacular rooms and suites all of which are very traditional and truly keep up with the British culture, with the Trafalgar Suite being the most stunning of them all.
The Crowne Plaza London City Hotel is a beautiful early 20th Century hotel located back from the north bank of the River Thames in the heart of London’s City business district. This impeccable hotel is near the Junction with Blackfriars Bridge this good access to South London and areas such as Southwark and Waterloo. It is close to major London’s attractions: St Paul's Cathedral, Cleopatra's Needle, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Southwark Cathedral, HMS Belfast, London Dungeon, London Eye (Millennium Wheel) and Tate Modern. Famous Soho and Covent Garden are a short taxi ride away.
The Crowne Plaza London City Hotel has 203 rooms including 2 suites and 147 non-smoking rooms. The rooms provide the guests with all the modern comforts they would expect. The hotel has 2 restaurants and a lounge bar. The restaurant and bar offer you different snacks, delicious meal and original drinks. The Crowne Plaza London City Hotel is a pleasant hotel that offers you excellent holidays.
At the other end of the scale you may be looking to do all your own work when it comes to exploring the city and in this case you may not want to invest too much money on a room that you will be spending little time in. There are plenty of places where you can use the internet to book hotels in London. The likes of Premier Inn and EasyHotel are places which you can get low cost rooms for a long weekend or just the one night and are located in a few areas around the city. You will be able to enjoy en suite facilities as well as TV and internet access in these accommodations during your stay.
When you come to book hotels in London no matter where you stay it is good common sense to do so well in advance to ensure that you get your first choice hotel in the best location possible.
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