Greater London covers an area of 1,579 square kilometres (610 sq mi), an area which had a population of around 12 million people in 2010. With its vast geography navigating around London and find the best places to stay can be a challenge.
Staying with Boutique London Holiday Lets, serviced apartments give you a huge advantage as you can rest assured that you will find yourself in the centre of it all whether you are coming here for a leisure break and are renting a holiday apartment with us or have come to London on short or long term business and need corporate accommodation. Our centrally located serviced apartments offer the best position, best suburbs and best transport links within the London city.
To help you on your way, we have created an interactive map, which will show you our apartment locations, information and how they are situated in relation to the most popular attractions and business centres.
To view our interactive Google map click on the map below (the map will open in a separate window) or click here to explore our locations.
Make Planning Easy with Our Interactive Map
You can also view our informative guide about London locations here:
SouthwarkIt's as close to the center of London as the West and East End, whilst still remaining relatively quiet. So, if you're somewhat put off by the hustle and bustle of London, you'll love Southwark.
VauxhallThis area offers classic architecture, with good transport links to all of London's big attractions. Good value accommodation with the River Thames on your doorstep - what more could you ask for?
South BankLondon's South Bank is one of the most vibrant areas of the city; its exciting vibe and riverside location makes it one of the most sought after areas of London.
DocklandsSpanning a couple of different boroughs, Docklands is great for exploring East and South London. It's just a DLR or tube ride away from London's biggest attractions.
KenningtonA quiet residential area, filled with brightly coloured independent shops and restaurants. Local attractions cater to fans of both history and sport.
West EndThe West End is a must for any visit to London - You won't be able to move for the history, attractions and entertainment in this part of the city!
Tower BridgeOne of London's key iconic landmarks , Tower Bridge offers beautiful views of riverside buildings and is a great starting point if you want to catch a glimpse of some of the city's great architecture.
WestminsterOn top of the great location, the beautiful architecture in this part of London will take your breath away - this is old London and you can wander the streets in a daydream, looking up at each unique building.
WaterlooA great start for a walking tour - you're minutes from the hustle and bustle of the South Bank and a stroll in either direction along the river will throw up plenty of things to do or places for a pitstop.
City of LondonMany famous landmarks are piled on top of each other here - The Monument, built in homage to the Great Fire of London and Sir Christopher Wren's magnificent St Paul's Cathedral.
BloomsburyFor many Bloomsbury is the home of arts, culture and medicine in central London.It's also a great area to escape the hustle and bustle of this busy city without travelling too far out of the centre.
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