Summer in the City 2013: Hotels

Summer in the city 2013 is going to be great as the line up looks good and the venue will open up many new opportunity's for the event to grow.
London can be expensive and looking at the hotels around the venue they have adjusted prices since the rise in interest of this event. looking at the accommodation available in the area i have listed a few hotels i would recommend to people who need to stay over in London for the event.
Here are some great hotels to look for if you need a place to stay in London
Piccadilly Backpackers Hostel: http://www.piccadillyhotel.net/
If you are looking for a cheap deal check out this hostel as it is one of the best in London.
It has a good central location and has plenty of transport links to the other parts of the city.
Prices are around £8 to £20 a night with lots of extras included.
Hostels:
http://www.hostelworld.com/
This is a great website for finding accommodation around the world and the database of London hostels is great so if you want somewhere cheap check out this website.
B&Bs In the area around the venue:
http://www.alexandrapalacebandb.co.uk/#
Hotels near the venue:
Be warned that these hotels will be expensive and the cost will be upwards end of £100
http://www.queenshotelmuswellhill.com/
http://www.theraglan.com/raglan/index.jsf
http://www.nationalshotel.com/
http://www.roseviewhotel.co.uk/

The best option for accommodation in London:
Travel Lodge:
http://www.travelodge.co.uk/
If you are looking for a basic room with good facilities try one of the travel lodges near kings cross as it gives you access to the city and a short journey to the venue for summer in the city. Prices are from £70 to £150
This year i will be staying in central London for access to the city and the event so the travel lodges are the best for if you are doing the same.
Hope this helps everyone out, Lets all make Summer in the City 2013 the best event in London.

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