For great accommodation in the UK capital without blowing your money, Visit London has a fantastic hostel booking service. With a top10 based on customer reviews and a variety of search options to choose from, Visit London makes finding a hostel in London simple.

Hostels can provide excellent value for money, especially if you’re in London for two days or planning a longer visit in London. Many hostels, like the Ace Hotel in famous Kensington, have lively bars and communal areas, so they can be a very convivial place to stay. And, if you presumed hostels are only good for the young people and backpacker market, think again! London’s hostels have lots to offer to visitors young and old.

Hostels aren’t simply about sleeping in dorms, although this surely is the cheapest method to visit the capital if you’re on a budget. You can stay in hostels with private rooms with any comforts, such as The Globetrotter Inn London, a 4 star-rated hostel in Hammersmith.

Sleeping in central London can be cheaper when you choose a hostel. Astor Museum Inn is next to the British Museum and within walking distance of Soho, Covent Garden and Oxford Street. Astor Victoria is close to many tourist London landmarks, for example Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, and Westminster Abbey.

Summer can be the perfect time to find a cheap hostel in the UK’s capital. Some universities and colleges, 5 King’s College London, offer their student halls of residence to guests during the holidays, so can be great for bargain.

As well as saving you money, a stay in a hostel may offer an awesome occasion to meet like-minded people if you don’t know London. From exchanging tips about bars where to drink in London, to discover the best route to get from one place to another, your fellow hostel tourists can hold a wealth of useful information! If you need to book an hotel in london or want to go out – search london theatre tickets section at VisitLondon.com