City Hotels

We've got 26 hotels available near City on the 10 Feb 2012 for 1 night

The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £35.00, London City Hotel

The closest hotel to City is Threadneedles Hotel for £132.00

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Hotel Name	Distance	Star Rating	You Save	Total Price
Threadneedles Hotel	0.2 Mi.	5	Save 74%	£132.00
Grange St Pauls Hotel	0.4 Mi.	5	Save 68%	£119.00
Andaz London	0.4 Mi.	5	Save 76%	£174.00
196 Bishopsgate Apartments	0.5 Mi.	4	Save 44%	£139.20
The Kings Wardrobe Apartments	0.5 Mi.	4	Save 31%	£189.99
Novotel London Tower Bridge	0.5 Mi.	4	Save 75%	£99.00
Mint Hotel Tower of London	0.5 Mi.	4	Save 58%	£166.80
London Bridge Hotel	0.6 Mi.	4	Save 61%	£144.00
Chamberlain Hotel	0.6 Mi.	4	Save 78%	£75.00
The Southwark Rose Hotel	0.6 Mi.	3	Save 59%	£112.00
Citadines ApartHotel Barbican	0.7 Mi.	3	Save 30%	£110.40
Rookery 1764 Hotel	0.7 Mi.	4	Save 28%	£198.00
Malmaison Hotel	0.7 Mi.	4	Save 71%	£186.00
Mercure Bankside	0.7 Mi.	4	Save 64%	£129.00
The Tower Hotel	0.8 Mi.	4	Save 61%	£108.00
The Mad Hatter Hotel	0.8 Mi.	3	Save 47%	£95.00
London City Hotel	0.9 Mi.	3	Save 46%	£35.00
Zetter Hotel	0.9 Mi.	4	Save 33%	£148.00
City Hotel	0.9 Mi.	3	Save 65%	£49.00
Grange Tower Bridge Hotel	1 Mi.	4	Save 67%	£108.00
Think Tower Bridge	1 Mi.	4	Save 66%	£86.00
Think London Bridge	1 Mi.	4	Save 71%	£86.00
Market View Apartments by BridgeStreet Worldwide	0.6 Mi.	4		Full
Novotel London City South	0.6 Mi.	4		Full
Atelier EC1 by Bridgestreet Worldwide	0.9 Mi.	4		Full
Gatehouse Studio Apartments	1 Mi.	3		Full

More About City

The financial heart of London, the City carries great importance for such a relatively small area. Whilst the regeneration of Canary Wharf has rendered the City less important than it once was, it is still the centre of London's financial activity, and guests in the City hotels will note the constant rush of suited workers striding along the streets.

Known as the 'Square Mile', the City of London is home to the oldest local authority in the country. The controversial City of London Corporation operates alongside the 32 London boroughs in the second tier of London government, beneath the Greater London Authority.

The Corporation has been attacked by many MPs who see it is as something of an undemocratic old boys club, with Labour MP John McDonnell labelling it 'a rotten borough' in 2004. Of course, the current economic recession has also given the area a degree of notoriety.

That aside, the architecture is stunning and if you want a real flavour of frenetic city atmosphere, here is where to find it. The City hotels are also close to attractions such as St. Paul's Cathedral and the Bank of England.