See the Other Side of London in Cheap North London Hotels

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London has plenty of attractions for the first-time tourist - from the Houses of Parliament, Harrods and Buckingham Palace. For those who have already visited these well-trodden sites London, it may be time to cast the net wider. If you want to see the other side of London it isn't a necessity to stay in the more expensive central London hotels. The best bet for the more seasoned visitor could be the cheaper North London hotels, which are well-connected to central London, but close to plenty of activities to keep even the fussiest visitor busy.

For football fans who want to be close to the Emirates Stadium and just want to crash or contemplate after the game there is no need to splash out on one of the more expensive central London hotels. The Penbury hotel near Finsbury park could be the perfect solution for football fans. It is within walking distance of the Emirates stadium, the home of Arsenal football club, and surrounded by a wide array of restaurants and bars. It is the perfect hotel for the visitor who is looking for a short stay to take it easy after a big game.

For those looking to discover London's buzzing nightlife, then the Five Kings Hotel in Tufnell Park could be the place for you. Just around the corner from Camden, where you'll find the Electric Ballroom and Koko - famous music venues where you can find cheap tickets to unknown bands' gigs. For those who are more interested in the vibrant fashion scene in London, Camden is home to one of London's most eccentric and hip markets, held every weekend.

If you're looking for a relaxed break in London, check into the Raglan Hotel in charming Muswell Hill. The beautiful Edwardian architecture and massive green spaces make this area the perfect place to unwind. The Ragland hotel is a stone's throw from Hampstead Heath, where you can spend a lazy Sunday kite-flying, horse-riding and aimlessly strolling around. The heath is a favourite with London locals, with its elevated position giving an unrivalled view of the breathtaking London skyline.

The cosy Charlie's Hotel, one of the cheaper North London hotels, has an unrivalled location, just down the road from Highgate village. The nearby Highgate village is renowned for its second-hand bookshops and quaint cafes. This area has a community vibe that would be difficult to find elsewhere in London. Highgate cemetery is the resting place of numerous historical figures, including Christina Rosetti, Karl Marx and George Eliot. Highgate woods, is a bit of the countryside in the capital. It is well worth a visit in the Autumn, with oaks and hornbeams and hundreds of different species of wildlife.

Seeking to see the other side of London, the veteran London visitor can access an experience that few tourists will find. North London hotels are a brilliant base for the more seasoned visitor looking for a new activities to enjoy in the capital.

Fleur Fisher works in the travel industry and writes articles based on the world's top destinations and the latest holiday offers.

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