A Little Time in London in October 2026—Booked Some Spots, Please Let Me Know If I Made Any Mistakes :)

Planning a Short Stay in London: Seeking Recommendations

I’m excited to be heading to London for a brief visit in October, specifically on the 26th, as I have tickets for a show at the O2 Arena. During my time in the city, I’ve made a few accommodations and would love to hear your thoughts on my choices.

I’ll be staying above the Pilot pub after the show, which I think will add a nice local touch to my evening. Additionally, I’ve also secured reservations at several other interesting spots: the Princess Royal in Notting Hill, the Orange in Belgravia, and the Grazing Goat in Marylebone.

I’m someone who can sleep soundly through noise, so I figured opting for these smaller, pub-adjacent lodgings would provide a unique experience during this short getaway.

I would greatly appreciate any feedback on my lodging selections or any suggestions for must-see attractions while I’m in town. Thank you in advance for your insights!

One thought on “A Little Time in London in October 2026—Booked Some Spots, Please Let Me Know If I Made Any Mistakes :)

  1. Great choices for your London visit in October!

    It sounds like you’ve mapped out a wonderful itinerary with some fantastic local spots. Staying above the Pilot pub in Southwark will give you a genuine London pub experience—just be aware that pubs in busy areas can get lively, so your sound sleep skills will certainly come in handy.

    The other areas you’ve chosen—Notting Hill, Belgravia, and Marylebone—are all excellent for soaking in London’s diverse neighborhoods, each offering unique charm and character.

    • Must-See Attractions:
      • Museum of London and the nearby Smithfield Market for a taste of history and local culture.
      • Stroll through Hyde Park or Regent’s Park, both breathtaking in autumn with the changing leaves.
      • Explore Camden Market or Borough Market for delicious food and vibrant atmosphere.
      • Take a walk along the South Bank for fantastic views of the Thames and city landmarks.
    • Getting Around: Consider using an Oyster card or contactless payment for convenience and savings on public transportation.

    Overall, your lodging choices seem thoughtfully planned for a rich local experience. Just a tip—if you’re into art and history, the Victoria and Albert Museum is nearby in South Kensington and

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