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Soho Hotel Guide\n

An entertainment district known for its nightlife and music-scene heritage, the Soho section of London's West End is a prime destination for visitors. Hotels in Soho London put you amid movie theaters, night clubs, and lively coffee shops, and close to such iconic locations as Leicester Square, Oxford Street, and Regent Street. A storied former stomping ground of beatniks and rock stars, this is one fashionable and fascinating corner of the U.K.

Visiting Soho, London

Soho is approximately 10 miles from London City Airport, and you can complete the journey via taxi, rental car, or public transportation. You'll find the desks of car rental companies next to the terminal building, and licensed taxi cabs are available right outside. Additionally, chauffeur services can be arranged in advance through a company partnered with the airport. If you prefer to take advantage of London's extensive public transportation network, you can get from the airport to hotels near Soho London by combining Docklands Light Railway (DLR) train services with local buses, or just using buses. Soho rental cars offer an easy way to get around on your own schedule. However, you should know that Soho is within London's Congestion Charge zone, meaning you must pay a daily fee to drive there during the daytime Monday through Friday. Furthermore, some streets in Soho are closed to vehicles on weekends. Once you reach Soho, get ready to explore the neighborhood. See the restaurants, bakeries, and souvenir stores of Chinatown, which is centered along Gerrard Street, and the trendy boutiques of Carnaby Street. With the Soho Theatre presenting new plays and comedy shows, the numerous movie theaters around Leicester Square, and a thriving night club scene, Soho offers some of the best hotels in London for enjoying the city's entertainment offerings.

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Recent Soho hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Strand Palace Hotel

5 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

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"Great room, had everything I needed and more, pillows were slightly uncomfortable, the shower wasn’t very powerful and I could only just fit in due to the low ceiling but overall, I really enjoyed my stay, staff were really helpful and polite"

A verified traveler stayed at Strand Palace Hotel

Hotel Riu Plaza London The Westminster

5 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

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"The hotel was clean, beautiful, and comfortable. The staff is amazing! Especially Romero, he went above and beyond for us with an excursion hiccup. The only issue was they don't have a lot of shops and restaurants with a few blocks that we found. There is a pizza express just down the alley but didn't have them like the Kensington Palace or Covent Garden area."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Riu Plaza London The Westminster

The Tower Hotel, by Thistle

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

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"Stayed in a standard double room overlooking Tower Bridge which the view was great. The room was very outdated and needed a bit more focus on the cleaning. No usb sockets and still old sockets for fax machines! The furniture was old wooden cupboards and the door to the one with the mini fridge was not quite on its hinge. The carpet, although vacuumed, could do with a clean and there were quite a number of lamps and surfaces with dust on. Walls we know become damaged which can't be helped but one of the lamp shades had brown stains marks on it. The sheet on the bed also had a tear in it. The bathroom, we found a hair or two and the bath itself was quite grubby and porus so appeared to be dirty. I know from experience this can be difficult to make look clean. There were rust marks on the tiles from where perhaps a handrail once was. It was also quite dark as only 3 spotlights. All that said, the view was lovely, were were staying for a special birthday and I had put this on my booking and around 10 minutes after arrival, there was a knock at the door with a complimentary bottle of wine and a slice of cake. We dined at Vicinity and the food was plentiful and again a complimentary slice of cheesecake was given for the birthday boy. Overall the sleep was fine, the bed itself was comfy although I have sensitive skin and did find the bedding a little too stiff. Breakfast in the Gallery was self serviced and plenty of continental and full English options available. We were room 643."

A verified traveler stayed at The Tower Hotel, by Thistle