LONDON HOTELS INDEX
Use our lodging guide to search for your London hotel. Use our alphabetical index of
all hotels we list. This index includes past names of hotels for historical searches
making it easy to search for hotels you once stayed at but have now re-branded
or just changed their name.
Trivia:
London gets it's name from the ancient name of LONDINIUM. The Romans invaded
Britain in AD43 and built a wooden bridge close to the East side of where London
Bridge now stands around AD50. Queen Bodecia led an attack on the City
around AD60 burning the City to the ground in the process. It took about a
decade for London to rise again and by AD140 it became the capital of Britain or
what at that time was known as Britannia. London was still yet to grow into
anything like the huge bustling cosmopolitan City we associate it with being
today and between the years 410 (the end of the Roman occupation in Britain) and
560 became almost deserted by the population. The true birth of the modern
London did not begin in earnest until the Anglo-Saxons settled there around the
year 600.
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The modern hotel era really began from the 1800's onwards when larger hotels
came on the scene. Before this travellers mostly used small Inns which were
little more than pubs with rooms. For more on the history of London hotels,
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