London cheap b&bs and budget hotels in London City centre

In seeking a cheap London hotel or a cheap bed and breakfast to stay in London City Centre, the guests take into account generally only the cost of housing or hotel accommodation. Some do not consider what they have come to do in London or what they want to see for the period which they would be in the capital.

When you book to stay in Victoria SW1 inexpesive city centre hotels , you would be close to tourist attraction such as the Buckingham Palace, which is the main home of Her majesty, Queen of England and also the administrative head offices of the Monarchy. Just walk from London Victoria station to the Parliament House. There are many cheap hotels in Victoria as well as cheap bed and breakfast properties for the traveller on low budget who at the same time wants to obtain much out of London

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London WC1 Russell Square area is another popular sector for tourists of London. Staying in London inexpensive City centre hotels in Bloomsbury means that you are close to the Market of Camden and the Euston mainline station. The University of London is just next to Russell Square subway station. The British Library and the British Museum are also located in Bloomsbury. Covent Garden and Holborn are also located in this sector . Russell Square and Euston have certain goods budget London hotel and inexpensive city centre bed and breakfasts which meet the pocket of tourists.

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Piccadilly Circus, Marble Arch and the Oxford Circus are the most occupied sectors in London during the day. A stay in inexpensive hotels in the Marble Arch and budget London hotels in Oxford Circus means you are very close to places like the Theatreland and Leicester Square. The busiest London shopping Streets Oxford Street, Regent Street, Bond Street and the Tottenham Court Road are in these localities. One can get to the Trafalgar Square and the Piccadilly Circus from marble Arch and Oxford Circus by bus within a short period. Soho is also a short distance walk from these sectors.

Marylebone, Regent's Street and The Baker street are close to the Zoo of London and they are good locations suitable to stay to explore central London. You will find quite some decent cheao London hotels and cheap London b&bs in this location. It is also completely cheaper to remain in the area of Paddington to explore London just a few minutes walk away to Hyde Park, Bayswater, Queensway and the Lancaster Gate subway stations. From Paddington, you get a fast link to the International airport of Heathrow via the Heathrow express train from Paddington train and subway stations. St Mary's Hospital

 

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Earl's Court and Kensington areas have also tourist attractions and the places of interest near the cheap London hotels and inexpensive city centre bed and breakfast. Among them are the Earl's Court Exhibition and the Olympia Exhibition Centres. The Royal Albert Hall is in Kensington and so is the Science Museum, Victoria Museum and Albert Museum. Harrods in Knightsbridge is not far from a stay in the hotel at Kensington. High Street Kensington and the Kensington Gardens are all close to many hotels in Kensington. Earl's Court and Kensington just like the Victoria area, have many cheap bed and breakfast, cheap hotels as well as hotels from 3 stars to 5 stars. We also advise that in looking for a cheap b&b or cheap London hotel rooms and or London budget self catering apartments and serviced apartment, you take into account the purpose of your visit to Central London.

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London has a very good public transport network with bonds to all the parts of the principal sectors of the city. There are buses, trains and also the tube. The capital subway lines mostly used are Northern line, Piccadilly line, Central Line, Victoria Line, Central line, District line, Bakerloo, Jubilee, etc.

Best available rate

Best Available Rate (BAR), also known as Best Rate Guaranteed (BRG), is one of the latest pricing mechanisms, increasingly used by hotels and hotel chains around the world. It was introduced as a result of the hotel industry mimicking the airline industry, which sets price by forecasting demand.

There are several interpretations and executions of BAR in the hotel industry. Sheryl E. Kimes defines BAR pricing is an "attempt to reduce confusion and to guarantee that the guest is quoted the lowest available rate for each night of a multiple-night stay." Galileo, a Global Distribution System provider, defines BAR as "a rate available to the general public that does not require pre-payment and does not impose cancellation or change penalties and/or fees, other than those imposed as a result of a hotel property's normal cancellation policy." However, some hotels include "fenced" rates as part of their BAR strategies.

Rate Parity
The practise of hotels and their distributors agreeing to sell rooms at BAR rates is known as Rate Parity. Rate parity is widely employed in the hotel industry although in recent years its value has been questioned. In 2010, the United Kingdom's competition authority, then known as the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), opened a formal investigation into the practise of rate parity after it received a complaint by an Online Travel Agent (OTA), Skoosh. Since the OFT's investigation, numerous European states have challenged the legal status of rate parity (as a form of price fixing or resale price maintenance) including United Kingdom, Switzerland, and France. In February 2014, a judge in a Texan court dismissed a rate parity class action suit. In September 2014 an appeal tribunal overturned a proposal by online travel agents Expedia and Booking.com and hotel chain IHG, to change their rate parity practices. The proposal had been accepted by the United Kingdom's competition authority, the Office of Fair Trading, but was overturned after an appeal by price comparison site, SkyScanner, and online travel agency, Skoosh.

In July 2015, the France became the first country in Europe to ban rate parity clauses in contracts, after the French National Assembly enacted the final vote of the ‘Law Macron’ and instructed the deletion of any rate parity clauses from contracts between hoteliers and Online Travel Agents. In Dec 2015, Germany's Bundeskartellamt court prohibited Booking.com from continuing to apply its BAR or 'best price' clauses and ordered the hotel booking portal to completely delete the clauses from its contracts and general terms and conditions as far as they affect hotels in Germany.

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