The best and cheapest hostels in central london
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There's always something to see or do over at the Bloomsbury district of London. That is perhaps why, even if the district is not all that famous, there are still many people coming to visit. Because of the museums, bookshops, and the very heritage of the district, travelers can expect many viable hotels in the area in which they can stay.
If you are planning to visit London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Glasgow, or any town or city with tourist attractions in the UK and you don't have a lot of money to pay for accommodation, then Backpackers youth hostels may be the best option for you. There are thousands of them in the UK. Hostels provide accommodation to travellers or backpackers where you can rent a bed in a dormitory or sometimes in a private room. It's common for several travellers to share a dormitory, bathroom, kitchen and lounge while renting a bunk bed. Generally hostels that provide short term accommodation tend to be cheaper for travellers than staying in hotels and bed & breakfast facilities. In London you can find hostels that charge very low prices for their services - some as low as £15 per day. If you're travelling on a budget this is a great way to save money and travel cheap.
If you like some privacy, you'll still find them cheaper than hotels. Some people find that the sharing of common areas such as kitchens, sitting rooms, bars, pool rooms etc is good for encouraging interaction among guests. You can meet and make some great friends while you're travelling. If you're travelling in a group, you can just book the entire dormitory and do whatever you like. You don't have to worry much about other guests since you can have the whole big room to yourselves. A lot of people travel this way to save money.
Another great thing about hostels is that they are less formal than hotels and backpackers and other budget travellers use them a lot.
Also, many hostels in the UK have small libraries of travel guides and literature for guests to use when planning their journey. Their staff are usually locals who are very knowledgeable about the local area. You will usually find hostel staff very helpful and they can provide free independent advice on the best places to eat and drink, places to see and other travel options. Some of the hostels may also provided DVD libraries, internet access and book swap systems for their guests to use.
Another feature you may find in some hostels is facilities that you can use for a small or nominal charge. Often, they may partner with other companies or organisations to offer discounted services such as language lessons, music or concert tickets and information, local bars, barbecues, guided city or town tours etc. If you are interested in these or similar activities, ask the hostel staff as they may have access to some really great deals and offers.
Many travellers' hostels are also usually located in places near to local tourist attractions giving easy access to them by visitors. The major UK cities such as London and Edinburgh have lots of hostel accommodation as well as other towns and cities with major tourist attractions.
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