London is an amazing city! A trip into the west end is truly awe inspiring....Wonderful architecture and so much to do and see! I’d recommend that people review the areas before booking stay, as there are some not so nice parts.... Must see places are all the known historical locations... Grab a travel card and off you go!

We love London and we go there most years for a long weekend. There is so much to do and see and while it can be expensive there is still value for money. Getting around the city is relatively with a great transport network. There is a great buzz around Covent Gardens where there are many street entertainers on show every day, it is nice to walk around and soak in the atmosphere. There are plenty of coffee shops, pubs and restaurants in the area to enjoy. You can walk from there to many of the other landmarks such as Leicester Square, Westminster, Piccadilly Circus, China Town, Buckingham Palace, St James Park and down the Embankment by the Thames is a lovely walk. Of course you are right in the middle of the West End and theatre-land and no trip to London would be complete without a trip to the theatre, the choice is endless. One of my favourite places to visit is Camden Town Market where you will find lots of bargains and all sorts of street food at the various stalls. A good idea is to purchase an Oyster Card which you can us on the Tube and Bus etc. There are always sporting events on and you can catch a football match or a rugby match during the seasons. In relation to accommodation I would suggest that you shop around but make sure you are in a central location as London is a vast city.

Beautiful city, great affordable shopping and tour buses! Was not as cold as I thought, though high density in many things Very reasonable rates for calling and roaming. Buy a sim card on arrival to get your directions right, there are thousands of streets, buildings.

Syanda Kenya

It wasn't long enough but where we stayed and what we were able to do in the time that we were in London, I absolutely loved. I love the arts, so I truly felt like I was in heaven being able to attend the theatre so freely and without having to book months in advance. London is a very interesting city with lots to do and see. Our family did enjoy the historical sights, art galleries, theatre, the pubs... we really enjoyed all of what we did in London. Great transport. We chose to stay in a luxurious large apartment that just catered for everything that we needed and was located in a gorgeous area of Kensington. We felt like we were a part of the Kensington community, a little like booking home away from home. We would book an apartment again, it suited us and gave us the space that we like. Definitely will be returning to London and will stay longer so that we can also visit outside of London. My daughter and I also need to do some serious shopping the next time we come back! This was not a shopping holiday although I was able to buy shoes and a coat, but didn't go crazy.

There is always something to do in London. Been in this city more than 65 times and I never get tired of it. Always returning. Hopefully already in June. I did go to a concert at Royal Festival Hall för the 15th time. I had dinner in Fullers at The Wellington Hotel. Very tasty. Good service on all tube lines.

Goran Sweden

We had to leave because of the coronavirus pandemia but we really enjoied the short time. people is very nice, the places to visit are beautiful and amazing. If you stay near Victoria station you can walk almost to every place. Most of the museums are free, walking through the parks, inside the shops and the different neighborhoods is really enjoyable. At night the city changes and you can see all the bridges and the monuments with different color lights, you can take amazing pictures. Quite expensive for us but for sure we will be back.

Maria Belen Argentina