Posted by Caffe | Posted in London | Posted on 09-03-2010
manuelaantoni asked:
Considering the minor is almost 18 years old, can he/she rent an apartment in London?
If so, what area would you recommend? (hip, with young people, cafes, bars and nightclubs)
and if not, what alternative would you recommend for a two week stay?
Posted by Caffe | Posted in London | Posted on 30-01-2010
E A asked:
in want it to be :
1) in zone 1 or 2
2) quite cheap
3) INDOOR
4) NOT A BAR
Posted by Caffe | Posted in London | Posted on 23-12-2009
Emma asked:
Im moving to Hendon and I need to know how easy it is to get from the suburbs to the city centres where there are shops, cafes, bars etc, and how safe it is. Also, how easy is it to travel to and from the airport if Im living in the general Hendon area?
Posted by Caffe | Posted in London | Posted on 09-10-2009
New to London asked:
I’ll be moving to London and wondering what are the best areas to look for a flat (or house).
Would like to be at reasonable distance from Hide Park / Belgravia (work), should be a lively area with plenty of restaurants, cafes, bars, etc, yet not completely run over by tourists (a quiet side street from main tourist areas is OK).
Some friends recommended me areas such as South Kensington, Picadilly, Covent Garden, Soho. Areas like Islington, Camden and Notting Hill seem cool but a bit out of the way (hate commuting), while Mayfair I’ve been told is too posh and ‘boring’ (true? don’t want posh and boring). And what about Chelsea?
No need to tell me that all these areas are expensive and way over priced, I know. My budget is up to 900pound a week (unfurnished).
I guess I am asking for too much, but all suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
