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It’s a legendarily expensive city, but London offers a few budget-friendly rewards. Most of the state-run museums are free to enter, and there are few better no-cost cultural itineraries than a morning tour of Tate Britain, a nice walk along and across the Thames, and an afternoon browsing the collection at Tate Modern. HOTELS
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Sadly for the symmetry of our concept there’s no north. (Hoteliers, what are you waiting for?) There is, however, an option that’s quite central indeed. One Leicester Street is, as you might suspect, just off Leicester Square, hotels in los vegas which is a moment’s walk from Charing Cross, purportedly the geographic center of London. Here you’ll find a very stylish (if somewhat minimal) boutique hotel atop an extraordinary restaurant. Both were opened by Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver of St. John fame, and they’ve been taken up by Loh Lik Peng, the Singaporean boutique hotelier and longtime friend of Tablet, and Tom Harris, himself a (Michelin-starred) St. John alumnus. It’s not the Savoy or the Ritz, but then again you’ll get a very smart room and an extremely satisfying meal here for what you might spend on a champagne breakfast hotels in los vegas at one of central London’s more extravagant hotels — which, given the location, is sterling value indeed.
The sun has set on the British Empire but London remains one of the world’s most influential cities — it’s not only a major financial center but one of the world’s great capitals of culture as well. HOW
London is served by no fewer than five airports, from the very major Heathrow to the small and central City — but the most humane way to travel remains the high-speed Eurostar train from Paris or Brussels. TABLET TIP
It’s a legendarily expensive city, but London offers a few budget-friendly rewards. Most of the state-run museums are free to enter, and there are few better no-cost cultural itineraries than a morning tour of Tate Britain, a nice walk along and across the Thames, and an afternoon browsing the collection at Tate Modern. HOTELS