Best Budget Hotel in London under £150

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      Best budget hotels in London under £150

A new wave of affordable hotels in the capital offers a convenient location with chic design and great food

Nowadays, even if you're checking in at a hotel in London, being on a budget doesn't mean downplaying style or quality. Whether you want to immerse yourself in Shoreditch's creative and hipster atmosphere, live like a local in a townhouse in the heart of the vibrant Notting Hill, or face the hustle and bustle of the West End. There are many affordable accommodations. Featuring a design-driven, perhaps fashionable restaurant, spa class, or fun communal space, these hotels are London's trendiest hotels, all with check-outs starting at less than £ 150 per night.

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1. citizenM London Bankside, South Bank

Best for smart technology

Just behind the South Bank and just a few minutes walk from Borough Market, this hotel is an elegant hotel in both senses. Everything from check-in to browsing the menu on the canteen M bar is done through the app. All rooms are the same. It's compact, but it has everything you need to get a good night's rest. Colored mood lighting, blackout blinds, king size bed. It features a self-service breakfast and a stylish lounge area with Vitra chairs, carefully selected books, modern art and an iMac.

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2. The Culpeper, Shoreditch

Best for easy-going vibe

Combining pubs, restaurants and hotels, The Culpeper is steps from the vibrant Spitalfields Market and Liverpool Street. Expect the same menu in a bright pub and a chic ground floor bistro. Classic comforts such as beer batter fish and chips and cakes of the day. The rooms are rustic and luxurious, with wooden bed heads and rattan lamps, wooden trunk tables, and comfortable throws on the beds. In the summer, the perfect place for dinner and drinks is the roof terrace, where kitchen produce is grown in the garden.

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3. New Road Hotel, Whitechapel

Best for an East End escape

Set in a former white chapel textile factory, this New York-style hotel is reminiscent of the industrial past with exposed brick walls and huge metal-framed windows. Even the smallest rooms have a king-size bed. The best loft rooms have their own rooftop jacuzzi. The social area has a game room with a pool table, library, and yoga studio, and the menu at the Chophouse restaurant focuses on halal steaks, grills, and chops, carefully selected by chef Marco Pierre White. Tower Bridge and the Tower of London are within walking distance.

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4. Town Hall Hotel, Bethnal Green

Best for Michelin-starred food

The Edwardian Hotel, which has been popular in the East London food scene since it opened in 2010 in the Old Town Hall, is a Michelin-starred target restaurant called Da Terra. Here, Brazilian chef Rafael Kagari offers a South American-style tasting menu. For breakfast or a more casual bistro-style meal, enjoy your meal in the corner room. Sleep in an original-style element or loft-style room and start your day with a dip in the lit pool.

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