Bed and Breakfast in London - discount & cheap hotels

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A stone's throw from Hyde Park, 3 19th century, Grade II listed houses have been painstakingly restored to form the Royal Park Hotel, whose elegance harks back to a prior age. Afternoon tea with scones and jam is served in antique-filled rooms. The bedrooms have Beaudesert beds with simple white drapes and crisp cotton sheets.

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Halfway between Harrods and Harvey Nichols, the Knightsbridge Green Hotel is a comfy, cared-for B&B that keeps its prices lower than comparable Knightsbridge hotels by steering clear of pricey frills. There's no breakfast room, so the full English breakfast from Harrods is served in the individually decorated bedrooms.

Number Sixteen occupies 4 houses in an early Victorian, South Kensington terrace. It is part of the Firmdale group of sexy yet welcoming city hotels run by husband-and-wife team, Tim and Kit Kemp. Imaginatively decorated in an eclectic, contemporary style, it has 2 comfortable sitting rooms, a library with honesty bar, conservatory and shady garden.

The Sumner Hotel may be new, but the management is experienced, having run a very successful B&B in Sumner Place for many years. A stroll from the shops of Oxford Street, this Georgian townhouse gleams after its refurbishment. It has a handsome wood-floored sitting room and restful bedrooms, equipped with flat-screen TVs and mini fridges.

If you wake up hungry in the middle of the night, there are tea and biscuits on tap in the sitting rooms of the Callis family's friendly B&B. 22 York Street occupies 2 Regency houses near Baker Street. The homely rooms have stripped wood floors and doors, and breakfast is at a long curved table in the huge kitchen.