Stefan from Amsterdam, Netherlands loves to see the hotels and prices on a map

I love to see the available hotels on the map. I move and zoom the map a lot. It's so easy to filter out the hotels that are too far from my preferred location. I also like seeing the hotel prices at a glance on the map markers.

This hotel booking tool has saved me both a lot of time and money.

Anna from St. Petersburg, Russia thinks the budget tools and prices are great

Thanks for a cool new way of booking hotels! On our family trips, we are used to filter the hotels based on our budget. Now we can quickly see the hotels that offer the best deals and that are conveniently located close by the most interesting sights.

The prices on TripSay are always great.

Juan from Barcelona, Spain recommends this site to travelers who know what they want

I found a hotel quickly using the advanced filters. Booking the hotel was easy and straight-forward.

I require a wi-fi, non-smoking room and location near the airport or main railway station. Finally it's easy to find a hotel that suits me. I recommend this tool to other travelers as well.

enjoylife from Netherlands wrote about The British Museum

The British museum is a must see in London even for people who don't really like museum. It's also really well located in the city center of London, close to Soho, convent garden... and where you can find lots of nice hotels.

mayadaly from USA wrote about London

London, as I remember it, is a beautiful place filled with wonderful people. I went when I was around six maybe but I remember the atmosphere. What I recall most is the Tower Bridge (I think that's what it's called). It's magnificent! I remember the London Clock Tower (again, sorry if that's not what it's called), standing in front of it looking up at the top. I recommend London if you're planning a trip to England!

timothylondon from wrote about Heathrow Terminal 5 station

Hey, got a super long haul flight to London Heathrow coming up and just wondered what the hotels by the airport were like? I bet they're super expensive, but I know I'll just want to flop as soon as I arrive so any advice would be great..

heronlake from wrote about London

Im heading to London soon for a few days and want to check out the BFI in Waterloo. Is it worth staying around there too? I found a site for prospective hotels but not sure if I want to stay in any of them!

Hjalli from wrote about London

London is London

lewisswan from wrote about Temple Church

We just went on a really good Da Vinci Code tour of London places mentioned in the book. http://britmovietours.com/bookings/the-da-vinci-code-london-tour/ Can highly recommend!!!!

paavo from Indonesia wrote about Dolphin House

Dolphin house serviced appartments are good value. 350eur/night (or much less if you stay long) gets you two bedrooms (w/kings. beds) with separate bathrooms, sitting room and a kitchen. Nice location too near to central London. Might be just the right pick for eg. two couples traveling together. Dolphin house also has a gym, pool, swimmin center, shampagne bar and a grill.

tilkkuliini from Finland wrote about London

We visited London with my boyfriend for 4 nights. We were sleeping in the Corus Hotel Hyde Park, which is locatedjust near the Kensington Park and Hyde Park. Two days of shopping and two days of sightseeing. Every evening we went for a romantic walk to the Hyde Park. So, four evenings, and we still didn't see everything in the park. It's HUGE! And Romantic <3

psalmi from Finland wrote about St Paul's Cathedral

If your head and feet are up to it, it's definitely worth taking the 530 steps up to the dome and enjoy the wonderful views over London. Also the whispering gallery is a must stop in the middle. The scary part with rusty iron see-through staircases starts only from here so you may also turn back and descend if you are scared of heights.

nanix2 from Finland wrote about Science Museum

London Science Museum is must visit for all science fans. It's also very kids friendly sight, once there is lot's to do in the Hands-on exhibits (Launchpad). Museums exhibition is large so focus on the subjects you're interested in, rather then running all through. Museum store is also great place to find souvinirs too. And entry is free!

timothylondon from wrote about London

I'm driving to London soon and wondered if anyone had advice regarding Stansted, my company wants to book me in at the airport overnight because I have a 6am flight and they don't seem to trust I'll make it! I have to park up there too for when I return, anyone parked there and know what it's like? I heard Heathrow is a nightmare!

juha from Finland wrote about Buckingham Palace

I hate tourists and if there is one place in London where you can find them all at the same time then this is it. If you're around there then sure, sit down somewhere and wait for the change of guard. You won't see anything. Don't go there, try e.g. the Cabinet war rooms or British Museum instead.