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Encompassing more than 600 square miles, Metropolitan London is an enormous city with numerous hotel options. Some of the world’s best known hotels are in Greater London, many built before the turn of the century, some much earlier. London’s high season runs April to October, although rooms also can become decidedly scarce on other occasions. From tea at Brown’s to double decker bus transportation, some things never change, even though London is again said to be on a hip culture curve reminiscent of the sixties. Less English and more international than ever, more than 200 languages are spoken here, with the café culture encompassing cuisines from more than 70 countries in some 6,000 restaurants and 5,000 pubs and bars. More than 30 historic gardens and 120 historic buildings add to the charm of a city that also boasts some 200 museums, 600 cinema screens, and 108 music halls. Within an hour of London are 95 golf courses, 2,000 tennis courts, seven ice rinks, and six race courses. Buckingham Palace, the red brick official residence of the queen, is the big magnet for first time visitors. Built as a country house for the Duke of Buckingham, King George III bought it in 1762 to house his brood of 15 children. Queen Victoria made it the official palace, preferring it over St. James Palace. Through various reigns, it has been expanded, upgraded, and restored after World War II bombing. Located in a 40-acre garden with 600 rooms, tours have been available since 1993 during August and September when the royal family is absent. Open to the public are the State Room, the Grand Staircase, the Throne Room, and other areas designed by John Nash for George IV, as well as the Picture Gallery, with masterpieces by Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Rubens, and others. Buckingham Palace's Changing of the Guard occurs daily from April through July and alternating days for the rest of the year. London has the perfect lodging option for every budget and itinerary, from numerous boarding houses, bed and breakfast inns, to contemporary, full-service hotels, in every neighborhood of the Greater London area.

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Area Facts: The center of London, also known as the Square Mile, was the original city of Londinium built by the Romans, some of which is preserved to this day. The international dialing code for the United Kingdom is 44; the city code for Central London is 207, and the city code for the outer areas is 208.

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“Over-rated”
	“If you are really looking for 4-star, this doesn't qualify. Poor choice of in room amenities in standard room -one small soap, …” Review Details. Said about: Kingsway Hall Hotel, by "James", Wayzata
“Yardley Court Hotel”
	“The place is filthy, the service was terrible, owner very surly. The beds were not made all the time that we were there. The wa…” Review Details. Said about: Yardley Court Private Hotel, by Non-Member, Reader
“Yardley Court Hotel, Eltham London”
	“The hotel was very dirty. Rooms were very cold, no heating. One day no one was there to cook the breakfast. No one spoke to you…” Review Details. Said about: Yardley Court Private Hotel, by Non-Member, Reader
“Bedford Corner Hotel Comment”
	“One can only hope the hotel has improved from its origin. The staff was terrible, one can only hope they were terminated, and th…” Review Details. Said about: Myhotel Bloombury, by "Paco", Chicago
“This Is Not A Hotel Or A Bed And Breakfast”
	“This is NOT a bed and breakfast. This is a list of the services it does NOT have (which the advert says it does) *Cable TV * Co…” Review Details. Said about: Victorian London Bed & Breakfast, by Non-Member, Reader
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