Book a Hotel Near Liverpool St Station | Finding the right hotel for you near London’s bustling Liverpool St Station is actually a relatively simple task. The station itself is on Bishopsgate and Liverpool Street in the northern area of central London, in essence the heart of the city. Liverpool Street itself is lined with hotels, including a Travelodge, where rooms can be had starting at as little as GBP 19 per night.

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Because the area is so central and there are so many transport links around the area, everything is designed for the traveller and commuter, rather than residents. This being the case hotels and B&Bs are numerous, and taxis, buses and underground stations abound in the area.

Liverpool St Station itself is one of the busiest stations in the UK, superseded only by Waterloo and Victoria and has its own underground station as well. The station was extensively refurbished in the early 1990s, as it had fallen into disrepair during the 1970s. From 2018 the new Crossrail service will stop at Liverpool St Station, and will carry on to Paddington, Heathrow and Maidenhead.

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Bishopsgate, the area adjoining the station is home to number of rather impressive skyscrapers, including Broadgate Tower, Heron Plaza, 99 Bishopsgate and Tower 42. The ward is predominantly a working area, with a working population of almost 50,000 but a residential population of less than 50. This is due simply to the vast amount of office space in the area compared to the relatively small amount of residential space.

Another dominant landmark in the area is the Broadgate, the office and retail estate next to Liverpool St Station itself. Broadgate features a myriad of retail outlets, pubs, and restaurants, which are popular with the workers in the area, many of which are employed in the financial district.

Only a short hop on the tube away is London’s West End and the Thames River is a short walk away from Liverpool St.