Peer through the windows of the past and discover the tales of No 2 Willow Road. Learn about the lives of the former occupants in this intriguing historic building.

This Camden historically significant residence is an ideal place to start your day of sightseeing. There's plenty to do and see close by, like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and Trafalgar Square. Wander around at your leisure at No 2 Willow Road before making tracks to these other fine sights.

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Duke of Leinster

London City Centre

$917

per person

Nov 10 - Nov 15

found 1 day ago

Roundtrip flight included

New York (JFK) to London (LHR)

7.4/10 Good! (1,002 reviews)

Everything was wonderful and described online. It is quiet and walkable for shopping, food and the tube. Abdullah checked us in and quickly became our friend he greeted us everyday and always asked how our day was and if we needed anything just to ask. I will definitely stay here again. I should mention that while in London I got sick and needed to see a doctor and pharmacy, Abdulla helped us find an Urgent care and pharmacy. 24 hours later I was back on my feet and feeling better. Thank you Duke of Leinster!

Reviewed on Aug 15, 2025

Westpoint Hotel

London City Centre

$936

per person

Oct 19 - Oct 25

found 1 day ago

Roundtrip flight included

Boston (BOS) to London (LHR)

6.8/10 (1,000 reviews)

The location of hotel is close to Paddington station, which is very convenient to travel around in London via public transportation.

Reviewed on Aug 12, 2025

Byron Hotel London

London City Centre

$1,182

per person

Oct 19 - Oct 25

found 1 day ago

Roundtrip flight included

Boston (BOS) to London (LHR)

8.8/10 Excellent! (339 reviews)

The elevator was out of order and our room was on the fifth floor, and the stairways become progressively narrow as you go up, very hard to negotiate with luggage. The room was not much bigger than a broom closet. Though claustrophobic, it was nicely decorated and maintained, and staff were nice. We got the room at a reduced last-minute price; its normal price is far too high for the size of the room.

Reviewed on Aug 24, 2025

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