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London has accommodation across a wide range of neighbourhoods and property types. Westminster places visitors near major landmarks, while Covent Garden and Soho combine central access with theatres, restaurants and entertainment. South Bank offers riverside accommodation, and South Kensington provides hotels close to museums and Hyde Park. Camden, Shoreditch and King’s Cross present different urban atmospheres with hotels, guesthouses and hostels. The City of London includes business hotels and aparthotels near historic sights and transport connections. Available accommodation includes luxury and budget hotels, boutique properties, hostels, bed-and-breakfast guesthouses, serviced apartments and apartment hotels. Central London, broadly within Zones 1 and 2, contains a particularly high concentration of hotels, hostels and serviced apartments. Outer boroughs also include budget hotels, guesthouses and residential-style accommodation.

London is connected by mainline rail services, the London Underground, the Docklands Light Railway, buses and airports. King’s Cross St Pancras, Paddington, Victoria, Waterloo, London Bridge and Liverpool Street are major railway stations serving different national routes. Eurostar services use St Pancras International. Heathrow Airport connects with central London by the Elizabeth line, Piccadilly line and Heathrow Express. Gatwick Airport links to the city by Thameslink and Gatwick Express services, while Stansted, Luton and London City airports have rail or local transit connections. London City Airport has a Docklands Light Railway station with services towards Canning Town, Stratford and Bank. The Underground covers central and suburban areas through multiple lines, and London buses serve the wider city. Car parks operate at airports, railway stations and commercial sites across London.