Enjoy a short-stay in London holiday apartments during the Royal Wedding Weekend

Enjoy a short-stay in London holiday apartments during the Royal Wedding Weekend

Ever since Prince Williams announced his engagement to Catherine Middleton, speculation has been rife as to the magnitude of the wedding. This has only increased considerably since the announcement of the Wedding date and several royalty fans across the world are planning a weekend in London to attend the wedding, even if unofficially. With the couple announcing their desire to include the entire nation in their celebrations, the wedding day has been declared a national holiday and all hotels, lodges, inns and short term lets are pitching in to house the thousands of guests pouring into the city for the ceremony.

Owners of London apartments are not to be left behind and they are doing their bit to welcome guests for the wedding. While hotels are increasing their rates to ensure the maximum profits, owners of holiday apartments in London are offering their short-term lets at the same rates as before, thereby giving several guests the opportunity to be in the city for the wedding.

The most popular holiday apartments are those near Westminster Abbey, the wedding venue and Buckingham Palace, the residence of the British Royal Family. Several guests are opting for the holiday apartments in Piccadilly, Mayfair and Belgravia - areas closes to the Buckingham Palace. Other options that guests are considering are the holiday apartments in areas such as Kensington and Chelsea, West End, Soho and Covent Garden, which though at a distance, offer easy accessibility to both the venues.

The celebrations of this Royal Wedding will be unlimited in magnitude with all organisations pitching in to make the event a memorable occasion. The old British tradition of street parties will be relived across not just London but across the nation, especially now that the Transport Authorities and County Councils have relaxed the restrictions, Councils are offering special courses for making street parties successful and PRS for Music, the organisation that licenses public use of music, has waived off all charges. Bars and pubs have also received special permission to extend their timing until about 1.00 A.M, giving revellers and partiers, two extra hours to celebrate the occasion.

The wedding itself can be viewed live on large screens set up across the city. Select a good spot on the procession route and join numerous Londoners watch the Royal Couple make their way back to the Buckingham Palace in the Royal Carriage. With a London holiday apartment close to the venues, you will have a comfortable and cosy place to return and relax after an exhaustive, fun-filled day of partying.

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