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Visiting London for work always comes with its challenges—tight schedules, long meetings, and endless Zoom calls. So when I land in the city, the last thing I want to worry about is whether my apartment has a kettle, strong Wi-Fi, or a decent mattress. As someone who travels frequently for business, I’ve stayed in every type of accommodation—hotels, Airbnb homes , serviced apartments—and I can confidently say: a fully furnished apartment done right makes all the difference .

So, you're off to London on business? Congratulations. You're headed straight into the beating heart of global commerce—with a side of centuries-old charm and a dash of unpredictably moody weather. But fear not. Whether you’re closing deals in Canary Wharf or networking over flat whites in Shoreditch, this guide is your shortcut to navigating the city like a polished pro, minus the jetlagged confusion. Let’s get into it. Briefcases packed, boarding passes ready—London is call

Let’s be honest—London is brilliant. It’s the moody ex you can’t quit. But even the most die-hard urbanite needs a cheeky escape now and then. Luckily, London is basically the Beyoncé of basecamps: you’re a train ride away from castles, coastlines, vineyards, and villages where people say “hello” without suspicious side-eye. After over a decade of criss-crossing Britain with nothing but a tote bag and questionable weather apps, here are my top day trips from London. No fluff.

“London is the most Googled city in the world.” – Google Trends, 2024 It’s no surprise. With its rich history, thriving business scene, and buzzing global atmosphere, London attracts millions of visitors each year—not just tourists, but also business travellers. Whether you're here for a conference, a client meeting, or an extended work trip, finding the right place to stay is essential. Booking a hotel for a week-long project or cramming into a budget Airbnb isn’t always ide