London hotels in central locations with Jurys Doyle

Stylish, cultural and artistic, with an air of sophistication and distinction, London is a leader in fashion, theatre, art and music. The city therefore offers a boundless choice of things to do and see. Whatever entertains you, London has it.

If you are thinking of booking London hotels, why not try one of our 4 star London hotels in Kensington, Oxford/Bond Street and Tottenham Court Road.

City Highlights

Buckingham Palace
Hyde Park
London Eye
Tate Modern /Tate Britain
Madame Tussauds

Events in London


Name	Starts	Finishes	Details And Price Of Admission

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship	June 23rd	July 6th	There are only 500 tickets for the centre courts available, so you have to turn up seriously early to be certain of getting to see the biggest matches, but in the first week the outer courts still have some of the world's greatest players and you can grab tickets for them if you arrive by about 9am. Where: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Admission: Ground tickets £8-£18. Show court tickets £27-£87
Big Dance 2008	July 5th	July 13th	More than half the events offer participation or free classes, so if you're a closet groover this is your chance to strut your stuff. Where: All over the City. Admission: Free
The British 10K London Run	July 6th	July 6th	Now in its seventh year this huge annual fundraiser has made the first Sunday in July all its own. Where: Start - Hyde Park Corner Admission: £29.50 (participants)
The State Rooms, Buckingham Palace Summer Opening	July 31st	September 29th	For two months in the summer visitors have the chance to look round Buckingham Palace and admire the interiors of the principle royal residence. Where: Buckingham Palace Admission: £28.50
The Great British Beer Festival 2008	August 5th	August 9th	Over 66,000 people flock to this massive celebration of our national drink, which features over 450 real ales from the United Kingdom, as well as 200 more from around the world. Where: Earl's Court Exhibition Centre
Trafalgar Square Festival 2008	August 8th	August 29th	For the fourth year running, August sees Trafalgar Square filled by a program of music, theatre, dance and art - a further reason to enjoy this beautiful space at the heart of our capital. Admission: Free
Notting Hill Carnival 2008	August 24th	August 25th	Carnival sets London on fire in a blaze of Caribbean spirit as extravagantly costumed dancers, calypso and soca musicians, giant soundsystems and steelbands are joined by over a million revellers of all ages. Where: Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill. Admission: Free

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London hotels in central locations with Jurys Doyle