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Accommodation
Participants must make
their own arrangements for all
accommodation.
There are many, many
hotels in and near the Bloomsbury area
of London near to SOAS – central London
caters for travellers of all kinds, but
there are few bargains. We
recommend the Tavistock Hotel, where a
block of rooms has been reserved.
The following is a list
of suggestions, but
please note:
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The details given are for
information purposes only. Inclusion on
the listing does not constitute a
recommendation. The reviews are taken
from other visitors' feedback and from
the review website:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g186217-England-Vacations.html
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The prices quoted here may not be up to
date, and may have increased slightly.
Please check the website given.
>> Some prices may be
negotiable if multiple bookings are made
in advance, and many hotels will offer
cut-prices if you can quote a cheaper
hotel
BUDGET HOTELS
1.
Hotel
Montana, 16-18 Argyle Square, London
WC1H 8AS
Web:
http://www.stpancrashotels.co.uk/montana/default.htm
Tel: +44 (0)20-7837-3664
Email:
montana@stpancrashotels.co.uk
Single: £30 per night, Double bed for
£50
Review:
It’s conveniently close to SOAS and many
other hotspots while offering good value
for money. The single rooms are small,
but with en-suite showers/toilets.
Breakfast continental and English from
buffet. Staff are helpful though
sometimes the night shifts have
difficulties to speak English properly.
The Camden area is somewhat notorious;
during daytime drug addicts have a
visible presence in the park at Argyle
Sq. People may feel uneasy or unsafe
because of this.
2.
The
County Hotel, Upper Woburn Place, London
WC1H 0JW
Web:
http://www.imperialhotels.co.uk/
Tel: +44 (0)20-7278-7871/2/3
Email:
info@imperialhotels.co.uk
Single:
£41 (Price includes English breakfast
and VAT.)
Review:
Bathrooms are shared with 4 other
rooms. A short walk away from SOAS the
hotel is reasonably priced, the
facilities were basic but there was a TV
and tea and coffee making facilities in
all the rooms.
3.
Ruskin Hotel,
23/24 Montague Street, Camden, London,
WC1B 5BH
Web:
http://www.ruskinhotellondon.com/
Tel: +44
(0)20-7636-7388
Email:
ruskinlondon@aol.com
Single:
(without shower & toilet) £50.00- £53.00
Review: The Ruskin Hotel is conveniently
situated next to the British Museum and
London's Theatreland.
Reminded
me of my college dorm! Bit worn around
the plasterwork but spotlessly clean;
spacious, lovely TV room; friendly
staff.
4.
Mentone
Hotel, 54-55 Cartwright Gardens, London,
WC1 H9EL
Web:
http://www.mentonehotel.com/
Tel: +44 (0)20-7387-3927
Email:
bookings@mentonehotel.com
Single: £65
Review:
The Mentone Hotel has been owned and
managed by the present family since 1972
and has long been a popular choice with
tourists, due to its pleasant
surroundings and central location. Non
smoking hotel. Mixed reviews.
5.
Langland
Hotel, 29/31 Gower Street, London, WC1E
6HG
Web:
http://www.langlandhotel.com/
Tel: +44 (0)20-7636-5801
Email:
info@thelangland.co.uk
Single: Basic From £45 - £55, Twin
Basic From £55 - £65
Review:
The Langland Hotel is situated in a
listed Georgian building which was built
over two hundred years ago. All the
bedrooms are comfortably furnished and
include a colour television, tea and
coffee-making facilities in each room.
Breakfast is a traditional English
Breakfast but continental breakfast is
also available on request.
6.
Tavistock Hotel, Tavistock Square,
London WC1H 9EU
Web:
http://www.imperialhotels.co.uk/
Tel: +44 (0)20-7278-7871/2/3
Email:
info@imperialhotels.co.uk
Single:
£62 (Price includes English breakfast
and VAT.)
Review:
Overlooking one of Bloomsbury’s
beautiful gardens this Art Deco styled
hotel is perfectly located a few minutes
walk away from SOAS. Moderate priced
hotel in a very nice neighbourhood. The
staff are friendly & helpful.
HOSTELS
7.
Generator Hostel, Compton Place, (off 37
Tavistock Place), Russell Square,
London, WC1H 9SE
Web:
http://www.generatorhostels.com/london/
Tel: +44 (0)20 7388 7666
Email:
res@generatorhostels.com
Prices:
Dorm beds are from as little as £10 in
winter and £12.50 in summer for a dorm
bed. Plus we include free breakfast, bed
linen and towels for everyone. Please
note Generator London does not have any
en-suite bedrooms.
Review:
The Generator London has a variety of
room sizes to fit all budgets of
traveller, from the cheap and cheerful
12 bed dorms to the private single and
twins. The hostel is in Bloomsbury in
Zone 1. Just 5 minutes from The British
Museum and SOAS and only a short walk
from Euston and Kings Cross Stations.
8.
Astor’s
Museum Inn Hostel, 27 Montague Street,
Bloomsbury, London, WC1B 5BH
Web:
http://www.astorhostels.com/1-3-405-OH3/Museum_Hostel.html
Tel: +44
(0)20-7580-5360
Email:
museum@astorhostels.com
Prices: 12 bed mixed dorm £15.00 per
person, 4 bed mixed dorm £19.00 per
person, Twin room £50.00 per room
Review:
Within walking distance of Covent
Garden and London’s famous Oxford
Street and minutes away from three
central London Tube stations (Holborn,
Russell Square, Tottenham Court Road),
24 hour reception, Dorms & Private
Rooms, Valuables Lockup, Full Kitchen.
9.
Ashlee
House Hostel, 261-265 Grays Inn Road,
London WC1X 8QT
Web:
http://www.ashleehouse.co.uk/
Tel: +44 (0)20-7833-9400
E-mail:
info@ashleehouse.co.uk.
Prices: Dorm from £9-£18; Single from
£35-£37
Review:
Stylish, modern budget accommodation
with lots of great facilities and
relaxing lounge areas. Friendly and
helpful staff. Good rates especially
during the week with breakfast
included. Clean and comfortable.
For further
information on youth hostels and budget
accommodation in London you can visit
the following websites (and many more
besides)
http://www.about-london-hotels.co.uk/
http://www.hotel-london.co.uk/
http://www.1st4londonhotels.co.uk/
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of
London

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