Where is the best area to stay in London?

Question

North(Hampstead, Chalk farm etc..), South east (Rotherhithe, Canary Wharf etc..), west London (Acton, Naesden etc...), East London (Stratford, Wapping etc..) outside of London etc etc etc....state why possibly...

Answer 1

bacton is not nice at all so i really wouldn't bother. if you're on holiday around, notting hill, bayswater, earls court, fulham, chelsea, knightsbridge. rotherite is right in the centre of gangland so i wouldn't. it's up and coming. canada water is nice but very new so there's very few shops etc... hamstead, highgate and st johns wood are great in north london. if you're gonna live here , I live in wimbledon and it's lovely, very safe, very lively close to everything. putney and fulham are great too. please at all costa avoid peckham, kennington, canning town, streatham, tooting and brixton. awful awful places

Answer 2

everywhere in zone a million or 2 would be handy for all the sights in London particularly - ought to take max half-hour to return and forth on the tube or with the help of bus! for sure the superb handy places to stay are in Picadilly Circus, Leicester sq., or Covent backyard, yet additionally very high priced. i could advise Hammersmith as a place properly linked to zone a million with the help of public transport, as properly as Stratford, once you're seeking to save some money.

Answer 3

I've been to London several timeees, and stayed in the Piccadilly Square area. There is a lot to do in that area, and yet quite easy to get to any other places in London.

Answer 4

Marylebone.

I live in Marylebone and it's great. It's close to everything and 5 different tube lines converge at Baker Street station.

Answer 5

north and west london are very nice.