1. Covent Garden - The perfect place to stay on a trip
London has everything that a cosmopolitan city needs to have in terms of history,
culture, music and arts along with the finest of galleries, museums and parks. If
you are planning your next holiday in the city, why not stay in a central location,
or to be more specific Covent Garden. It offers easy and convenient access to all
areas of London and Covent Garden hotels are known for their excellent service
and hospitality at affordable costs.
You are also relatively close to many of the city’s famed landmarks and tourist
attractions while being well connected courtesy of the London Tube and other
public transport modes. You could not probably find a more convenient location
to stay at.
There are the fabulous markets and if fashion is your passion, then the high street
retail outlets of Oxford Street along with the chic boutiques of Chelsea would be
just the places to indulge yourself. You will get the finest there is to be found with
the latest in fashion and if you are in town around the festive season, you may be
able to even get some great deals. There are scores of shops and arcades where
you could shop for all varieties of goods and items and the vibrant and colourful
atmosphere will make you feel right at home.

2. If you love to try out new cuisines then London is certainly the right place to be,
as the city is serious about its culinary reputation. There are numerous markets of
local farm produce held in different parts of the city with seasonal ingredients. If
you want something more exotic you need to visit Borough Market which offers
British fare as well as foreign delicacies. You will be amazed at the variety of
vegetables and fruits on display and you can even grab a bite at the local food
joints in the area, if you are in the mood for it.

3. On a Sunday morning, drop in at the Columbia Flower Market which has hundreds
of varieties of beautiful flowers on display for sale. You will find the most
exquisite and unique flowers in this beautiful traditional arcade that has hundreds
of flower stalls. You could shop and pick up some rather unusual gifts here and
could even scan the market for some handcrafted jewellery. If you have an
interest in antiques then a visit to Jubilee Market is a must.
Now if you would like to view out of the ordinary and quirky fashion you need to
head to the Brick Lane Market. It is a haven for those who are into retro fashion
and trendy clothes of bygone decades. With numerous shops and stalls in the

4. area that cater specifically to vintage fashion in the form of clothes and
accessories it is a popular haunt of vintage fashion enthusiasts.
These are just a few of the many places that you have convenient access to by
staying at a Covent Garden hotel.