Vacation rentals in London

“The first trip to London was better because of the accommodation. We were new to Airbnb. A spacious, cozy, windowed bedroom Clean toilet every day Bagels and cereals eaten every morning, I was so happy to have a cup of tea and play with cute cats in the backyard. I prepared cookies, water, and clean towels in the bedroom, and thanked me for being careful with the files that included information about London, nearby traffic, and restaurants. In the morning, I wake up pleasantly with the sound of birds To walk around the park and neighborhood It was fun. The bedding is also fluffy, crumbly and clean. Both my host and my husband have useful information about London, restaurants nearby, It was very helpful to be kind and warm. The price is great and not central London, but it takes 5-7 minutes to walk to the subway and the London Bridge is just a couple of stops away. It is recommended to stay in a place like this slightly out of expensive London city. Thank you for your gift of postcards and magnets. If you come to Korea, please come to the morning of Mt. thanked :) This place was really perfect to stay. It was my first time to stay in the private room, but her family was super kind and I could feel that her family try to make us to enjoy our trip. They tell us every information about London and village !! If i come back to London, I will stay here again !!”

“Jack’s place was great. The locations was amazing, very close to the tube stations and a super short walk to Oxford Street with all the shops. Jack was very nice and the house was clean and with lots of detail. The room was good for 2 people, I appreciated the detail of having two single duvets as I was travelling with a friend, and loved the detail of the bottles of water. I would definitely stay there again.”

“I thoroughly enjoyed my stay with Gabriel at his lovely place in Stoke Newington, and would return in a flash. Gabriel was a thoughtful host, and his apartment is warm, quiet, stylish, well-equipped, and located in a perfect part of London. It's close enough to the sites to be accessible (especially with the Overground and no less than 3 major bus stops just minutes from his door) and far enough out that I felt like I was rubbing elbows with locals, not other tourists. Helpful hint: I strongly recommend that folks staying for 5 days or more spring for a 7-day Oyster card for zones 1 (Central London) and 2 (some of the slightly further out locales, including Stoke Newington and Hampstead Heath). And check out the Turkish fruit and veggie store across for the Whole Foods or top-notch produce and great people watching.”