Good day to you, surprisingly, Yes. A big sale day for them.

There are the big chains - Travel Lodge, Premier Inn - not stayed with them in London, but have not stayed in a duff Premier Inn. Worked in London for seven years staying two nights a week. All bar two weeks were spent at the Point A hotel, Westminster (which is actually in Waterloo) - one of a number in the city, Small rooms but really good staff, comfy beds and power showers. Westminster doesn't do breakfast (vouchers for the Costa Coffee next door.) They've now got ones next to most of the main termini. Couple of other thoughts.... - As with airports I'd check on a map where the hotel is, sometimes the name can be a bit misleading. Not a massive issue in London given public transport etc. but can be a fuss to be in Waterloo when you thought you were going to be in Westminster! - Note you are coming from Oz - do you have something link 'Secret Escapes' specialist website which does offers. Free to join and some good deals on here for London. -- Depending on budget and what you want... you could try one of the Universities. Early September students wont be back so places like the LSE, Kings College etc. let out rooms. Some of these are good. Though most will be self catering. - London is easy to get around - so you could aim for somewhere a little different. I'd suggest Greenwich (pretty 'village' on the river - Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Royal Observatory, good food and pubs. Novotel is just off the station and a 15 min ride into London. Think it is zone 3. - South of the river is usually cheaper than North...but don't go to far South as transport can be an issue

Hi - two options - there are at least half a dozen tourist 'hop on, hop off' buses (Golden Tours, Big Bus Tours, Hop on Hop off Bus) all will have routes along Oxford Street - best to Google. Alternatively, if you want to use a public bus (you will need an Oyster card, but it is a flat fee per journey) Transport for London has an excellent website with a journey planner which will take you door to street. (Try TFL)

Oxford Street is a very long Road. There is a Sainsbury's supermarket near Tottenham Court Road heading east and a Sainsbury's supermarket heading west at the Marble Arch end in Edgware Road. Edgware Road is renowned for having a lot of small stores selling food to cater for everybody including halal and vegetarian foods at 24hr supermarkets. Hope that helps.

It is a lovely walk to Buckingham Palace and very easy to hop on the tube too and connect with any of the sights. You should both be able to get what you want out of your day trip!

Pues la verdad es que en Oxford Street no hay pubs, y menos pubs típicos. En calles próximas sí, hay muchos. Sin ir más lejos, en el área de Marylebone, pocos metros al norte de Oxford St, partiendo de la estación de metro de Bond Street, tienes The Coach Makers, The Red Eagle y The Angel in the Fields, muy recomendables.

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Los domingos no estés antes de las 11 de la mañana. También cierran más pronto por las tardes

Buenos días en Londres,estando dentro de la línea uno del metro todo está relativamente cerca pues es muy rápido . Si miras mapa del metro busca hotel en una estación cercana a Oxford Circus como puede ser Marble Arch Si te alejas un poco la zona de paddintong está llena de hoteles y posiblemente a mejor precio que en todo El Centro ya va en gustos y presupuesto