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They can stay in a hostel in London for a lot less money. They can also get a hostel with a private room and a private bath, which is what my college-aged kids did in London a couple years ago. They should be able to find plenty of well-located, well-rated and safe hostels with private rooms for early March.
I recommend that your daughter and niece research hostels on HostelWorld.com . My college-aged kids used this site to find many hostels in Europe and they tell me that the reviews chicago luxury hotels of the hostels are quite accurate). Hostels are a great place to meet new friends, especially for college-aged people.
Dina, did they find something? The budget hotels I've been researching for that time period have quads, though don't know about availability. We like Bloomsbury area. We love the breakfast included places, and more friendly family feeling. I'll be visiting my daughter who's there this semester.
If they're prissy about hookers, Marble Arch has now got far more of them. King's Cross is rapidly turning into the polar opposite of the (always inaccurate) cliches, with one of the world's chicago luxury hotels great libraries, universities, an outstanding concert hall, galleries and newspaper offices tawdry dumps like Marble Arch can only dream of.
My college-aged daughter reports a fun student chicago luxury hotels area in Camden nowadays, if that's a main criterion. Not as central, but not bad for public transportation. The only lodging I found around there was on airbnb.com , but I'm not a fun student.
YHA - the offical Youth Hoselling chicago luxury hotels Association chicago luxury hotels for the UK and a member of HI Hostelling International has several London chicago luxury hotels hostels including a nice one at Holland Park, in an appendage of an old palace and in wonderful Holland Park - peacocks and all. Smashing location in South Kensington.
St. Athans Hotel near British Museum is another possibility, or look at Gower Hotel maybe, too. We've stayed at Arran House a couple of times, too, and my college age girls love it, bath down the hall and all; it shows up in guidebooks and so is a bit maybe overpriced and more likely to be booked. chicago luxury hotels I found that earplugs improved my Gower St. overlooking room earlier this year. We walked everywhere from Bloomsbury, like back from Covent Garden chicago luxury hotels late at night, and it's easy to catch a bus to Camden from there if they felt like checking that area out.
Some young friends of ours loved their airbnb.com private room in London. The offerings there seem about as expensive as these hotels, though. Might be worth looking at, with careful attention to reviews.
We re looking chicago luxury hotels into the Tune Hotel, chicago luxury hotels Kings Cross, to save money on lodgings. Yes, the rooms appear small. Yes, there are no closets. Yes, everything (including towels) is an add-on. But with the low price of the room, that add-on amount is really minimal. Besides, we don t plan on being inside much. And reviews state that the beds and towels are very comfy.
London Central - yes that AYH is the flag ship hostel for AYH in London - close to St Paul's cathedral on a little lane in some old factory or school or something - very big but very safe and well organized chicago luxury hotels (though I have not stayed there in sometime - it still gets good reviews and a great location.)
I would say that it is. Kings Cross is not downright dangerous, but way less pleasant than most of the other areas mentioned. I've had quite a few friends have possessions stolen there and it doesn't have a very nice vibe even during the day. I'd steer clear of it unless I really needed to be there.