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The London Covent garden is one of the Zone one areas in central London, found between the Holborn and the Leicester Square. The Covent Garden is the heart of the London West End with a lot going on during the day and even after sunset. It is a very busy area with tourists from all walks of lives. It is one of Central London spots which attract many visitors each year and therfore the cheap Covent Garden bed and breakfasts and the budget hotels in the area are also in demand. It is on record that, at least 35 million tourists visit the place each year. It has an underground station which is served by the Piccadilly line. Many tube trains which run through the Covent Garden station to the South of the City end up in London Heathrow with others going to Uxbridge in the North West.

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The area gets crowded in the nights with a lot of locals as well as tourists unwinding in the restaurants, bars and the cafes in the area. The area is also home to many bubs. There is a drinking pub almost at every corner. It is advisable to use the adjacent stations when going to the area and then get to the heart of the it by bus as it can be crowded at the tube station.  Many prefer to stay in b&bs near Covent Garden or in the hotels close to it of which examples are hotels and b&bs in Russell Square and commute through Leicester Square to the area. The shortest route to the area is via the Leicester Square underground station which is less than 265 metre away . It is quicker to do such a journey on foot than moving from one station’s platform to another station’s platform in Central London.  The area’s tube station can be a bit chaotic particularly on Saturday afternoons when people are popping in and out of the surrounding shops.

Visit one of the world’s most fashionable destinations for tourists in London City Centre, the Covent Garden Market or The Covent Garden Piazza, with a lot of top restaurants, top London bars and top cafes. There are also a lot of craft stalls as well as many boutiques. If you are looking for one area in Central London with a lot of Street performers, then it is the Covent Garden. The area is licensed for street performance and here, you will find singers, dancers, magicians and jugglers doing their own thing to entertain the crowd. The Covent Garden is also home to the Royal Opera. From your hotels and b&bs in Covent Garden, visit the Royal opera which has no dress code. It is better to arrive at the venue before 30 minutes of the curtains drawing up. You can be in one of their bars restaurants if you arrive ahead of time.

The Covent Garden is in Bloomsbury district and has a WC2 Postcode. It is only minutes away from the London Russell Square. Staying in a  Covent garden hotel is a bit dearer than booking one of the hotels in Russell Square because the hotels in Covent garden and the bed and breakfasts in the area are in much demand and with demand outstripping supply, the price go up. When you book to stay in the cheap hotels in Covent Garden, you are at the same time only 5 minutes away from London Leicester Square as well as the Holborn. The London West End other spots are all a few minutes away from you. It is just a short walk to the London Oxford Street and the Bond Street and Piccadilly Circus and the Tottenham Court Road are also near.