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Courthouse Hotel

This luxury hotel has 116 rooms over six floors, and is notable for its unique history as a 19th-century courthouse, many original features of which have been retained. Prices are lower here than at other nearby luxury hotels, such as the Sanderson or the Langham, but the decor isn’t quite as cohesive, and aspects feel disjointed -- such as the Union Flag rug alongside Japanese statues in the lobby. However, the property makes use of interesting historic features in the restaurant and bar, and offers a private cinema, spa, and swimming pool. Rooms have minibars and marble bathrooms, but decor can be hit and miss, as some have been recently renovated, while others show wear and tear. The location is top-notch, right in the heart of central London, with every type of shopping, dining, and entertainment on the doorstep. 

Hyde Park Suites

The Hyde Park Suites is a collection of 125 three pearl apartment-style suites spread out along a block and half stretch in the Bayswater neighborhood of London. The apartments range in size from Studios to Three-Bedroom Apartments, and their style and level of upkeep vary wildly. While none of the rooms are extravagant, some have been recently refurbished and are elegant in a simple kind of way, while others lack style all together and are in significant need of attention. Still, as a collection of spacious apartments with kitchenettes, the Hyde Park Suites may be appealing to large groups or those with extended stays.

Best Western Plus Seraphine Hammersmith Hotel

This upper-middle-range chain hotel has 62 guest rooms, and a trendy, modern look throughout. It’s well located near Hammersmith tube station, making access to other parts of London easy, and there's plenty going on in the immediate area, too. Rooms are small, but have smart decor and nice bathrooms. There aren't a great deal of on-site facilities for guests, but the free buffet breakfast has a good selection, and there's a stylish bar and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Premier Inn London Waterloo (Westminster Bridge) Hotel
85 York Road Waterloo

A five-minute walk from the London Eye with views across the River Thames to Big Ben, the Premier Inn London Waterloo is a mid-range chain hotel that brushes shoulders with some of London's most iconic scenery. The 234 purpose-built guest rooms typify Premier Inn decor with bland purple, white, and wooden furnishings throughout. Amenities are limited to an on-site bar and restaurant that serves pub classics, and though breakfast incurs and added charge, it is free for kids under 16. For something with more character, travelers might want to consider the Mad Hatter Hotel, which is also centrally located and has a lovely, atmospheric pub on-site.

Fraser Place Canary Wharf
80 Boardwalk Place, Trafalgar Way

This popular block of 108 upscale, serviced apartments is within a quick walk of the fashionable Canary Wharf financial district. Plenty of shopping and entertainment are within easy reach, but the attractions of central London are around 30 minutes away by tube. The apartments -- including studios, and one- and two-bedroom units -- are bright, contemporary, and chic, with modern kitchens and luxurious bathrooms. However, road-facing rooms can be noisy, and there's no air-conditioning. While Fraser Place is priced slightly higher than some other serviced apartments in London, such as Studios2Let - Cartwright Gardens, the quality of the fixtures and fittings, plus the stylish interior design, mean that many guests feel it’s money well spent. 

Hyde Park Economy Apartments

The two-pearl Hyde Park Economy Apartments is a collection of sparse studios and apartments housed in a Victorian townhouse. In the posh Bayswater neighborhood, the location is convenient, and the hotel's price is quite low given its upscale surroundings. However, these value rates translate into problematic rooms, and past guests have complained of broken lamps, musty bathrooms, old furniture, and poorly cleaned surfaces. While nothing is horrendous, expectations should remain low at this no-frills low-budget property. As an alternative, the budget Cherry Court Hotel offers rooms that are far more cheerful and well-maintained.

Radisson Blu Edwardian Sussex Hotel

This Radisson Blu is an upscale hotel set in a lovely row of Victorian town houses in the center of London. While the setting is unattractive -- the hotel overlooks loading bays and industrial bins -- the location is excellent, with plenty of London's shopping and attractions within walking distance. Rooms are plush with designer flair and high-end finish -- though some are tiny. Rates are inevitably high in this central London location, and while the Radisson Blu does have a bit of pizzazz, the nearby Thistle Marble Arch might have lower rates.

Mercure London Kensington
1A Lexham Gardens Kensington

The upscale Mercure London Kensington is a chain hotel with 82 rooms spread across six floors. From the outside, the concrete building makes the property look unattractive, but the inside is bright and modern. Rooms are small, however, and many suffer from traffic noise from the busy road outside. The location is close to Earl’s Court Exhibition Center and some tourist attractions such as the Natural History Museum, and there’s a tube station five minutes away. Room rates are reasonable for this part of London, although it's worth checking out the nearby Amsterdam Hotel, which is slightly cheaper and has extra perks including a garden and free breakfast.

B+B Belgravia

Spread across three Georgian town houses, the three-pearl, 17-room B+B Belgravia is a stylish twist on the traditional, chintz-filled bed and breakfast. The sleekly minimalist gray-toned rooms have flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, free Wi-Fi, and windows that open; bathrooms are modern with granite countertops, but not all have bathtubs. Half the rooms face the garden, and half face the street, but all are within walking distance of Victoria Station, Sloane Square, and the Apollo Victoria Theater. A continental breakfast or a full-English breakfast is included in the room rate. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property along with free rental bikes. Be aware that there's no elevator, and street-facing rooms can be noisy. For a somewhat more traditional B&B environment, travelers could try the Parkwood at Marble Arch.

Falcon Hotel
11 Norfolk Square PTyburnia

The Falcon Hotel is a 19-room, budget property around the corner from Paddington Station in a residential neighborhood full of shops and pubs. Rooms range from snug Singles to biggish Family Rooms, and while all have private toilets, some are inconveniently a flight of stairs away. The furnishings may be a bit frayed and out of date, but with its cream and white palette and good lighting, The Falcon radiates a cheery, welcoming atmosphere. A free breakfast at tables with fresh flowers, an outdoor terrace with white-washed brick and planters, and helpful city maps and station timetables in the lobby elevate the Falcon above the typical budget hotel. Travelers looking for more stylish accommodations at low rates could try the Generator Hostel London or Clink78 Hostel, both of which have private rooms with hip decor.