[NextStop100]

Yes, I know London is expensive as sh*t, but I think I need to visit at some point in my life. I am planning this trip soon.. wondering where to stay.

Pretty much looking to leave my hotel/ airbnb and have solid options either a short walk or taxi ride away.

[Saweeep]

(06-26-2016 08:13 AM)NextStop100 Wrote:  

Yes, I know London is expensive as sh*t, but I think I need to visit at some point in my life. I am planning this trip soon.. wondering where to stay.

Pretty much looking to leave my hotel/ airbnb and have solid options either a short walk or taxi ride away.

Depends on your bankroll. London is a very large place!

[rudebwoy]

Zone 1 would be ideal.

Close to Oxford St, which runs from Tottenham Court Rd Tube Station to Marble Arch Tube Station.

Like CBW, be prepared to drop money.

[natas305]

I always stay in Shoreditch. There's a lot of bars/lounges with lots of restaurants and all of that in a very short distance. But I wouldn't say there are like "mega clubs" in the neighborhood, at least that I know of.

[NextStop100]

I am looking to spend around $150-175USD per night. Areas with an East village or Lower East side vibe to it

[TheExperimenter]

(06-26-2016 05:28 PM)NextStop100 Wrote:  

I am looking to spend around $150-175USD per night. Areas with an East village or Lower East side vibe to it

I live in London;have been out in Lower East side and while it's not the same, Shoreditch is reasonably similar.

Camden is also a good spot, more edgy. Both areas excellent for day and nightgame, Camden particularly so, in my opinion - the area around the Lock and the Market are great for daygame.

[Que enspastic]

If money no object, Farringdon, Clerkenwell, Marylebone, Shoreditch, Angel, Dalston

[Lino]

Despite the Brexit London remains attractive to work so I am thinking about spending few months there.

@guys living in London, what is the best way to find a flat in London for few months?
Estate agencies? Or are there websites where landlords propose directly their apartment?

Thanks