Log Cabins & Lodges in London

London has a charm that attracts people from all over the world, so it's no wonder that it continues to grow as a tourist attraction every year. Holidu today shows you the best options to make your holiday in this fascinating capital unforgettable. Now, there is no doubt this city offers a myriad of iconic sights and monuments (The London Eye, Big Ben to name a few), but you're sure to find wonderful things to see and do everywhere you look, from its famous pubs, interesting museums, to its markets, gardens and renowned parks. In addition to this you will be lucky enough to stay in the beautiful cabins to choose from, whether you are travelling with your family or that special someone, there is something for everyone. With a style that combines both modern and the comforting style of a log cabin, these accommodations are sure to make you feel right at home.

It is well known that comfort is essential when travelling on holiday, so you don't have to worry when choosing a log cabin, as they have everything you need. Here you will find spacious rooms and modern furnishings, nice recreational spaces and fully functional kitchen area, full bathroom, and many of them even come with a garden area. In addition to all this, another of the benefits of these cabins is that despite having excellent privacy, they are not very far from the city centre, just a few metres or kilometres away, so getting around will not be too complicated. Ready for an unforgettable holiday in the iconic city of London? Book your lodge now!

If you've decided to travel to London this holiday with that special someone but don't know where the best places for couples are, here are two fantastic options. One of the best things about this city is that you'll always find something new and innovative to enjoy, and that's precisely what Neverland Fulham Beach has to offer. It's a place that recreates an indoor beach — that's right, it's an indoor beach — with a large pergola framing the fabulous club that combines a beach and a jungle theme. Here you can enjoy drinks in its two bars, while listening to the music that the DJ has for you, plus there is also a brunch service and many other services, such as yoga and cocktail courses. Now if what you are looking for is a quieter and more pleasant walk, Little Venice is exactly what you are looking for. It is a district in the west of London, and it has a very popular water channel among tourists who visit this area. Here you can take a relaxing and romantic boat ride, in which you can also visit the small pubs and cafés that are on the banks of the canal.

Believe it or not, this busy and bustling city also has outdoor spaces that are perfect for escaping the big crowds for a while. One of them is the beautiful Regent's Park, a park that was originally used as hunting grounds, but now has large green and recreational spaces. Here you will find a large artificial lake surrounded by various plants and rocks, as well as colourful and well-kept gardens, a children's park, and a great variety of sculptures scattered around the place. Another excellent option is to go horseback riding in the incredible Hyde Park. This park has two specialized arenas for horseback riding, and it also has two special routes for those who wish to explore the park's surroundings and enjoy the natural spaces full of trees and bright-green lawns.

Although it is quite a touristy place, and a must if it is the first time you visit London, there is no doubt that the views you can get from the London Eye are unmatched. At 442 feet high, this great Big wheel has established itself as one of the most visited places in the world, and with good reason, since once you climb into its capsules and begin to ascend through the air you will feel the thrill of being so far away from the ground.

This well-known flea market is the ideal place for those looking for unique things and at incredible prices. It began during the 19th century and is still held weekly every Saturday, so it is perfect to spend the beginning of the weekend looking for antiques, utensils and second-hand clothes among its varied and colourful shops.

This fantastic art gallery is located in the Somerset House right in the centre of London, and exhibits in its spaces the collections of the Courtauld Institute of Art. Here you will find a variety of paintings, drawings and sculptures dating from medieval times and to these days, and in which works of the impressionist and post-impressionist style stand out. The works of artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Édouard Manet are included in his repertoire, making it an invaluable collection that you must come to visit.

This impressive garden has quite a beautiful history, as it was a gift from the city of Kyoto due to Japan's good relations with Great Britain. It opened its doors in 1991, and has 22 hectares that include a wide variety of Japanese-style gardens, with beautiful ponds and plants native to the Asian country. In addition to this, you will also find different cafés and restaurants in the vicinity of the park, in case you want to eat or drink something.

This famous pub is located on Kensington Church Street at the corner of Campden Street, Notting Hill. It has been in operation since the late 19th century, and it received this name just after WWII in honour of former Prime Minister Winston Churchill. It is characterized by its extravagant decorations throughout the year, especially the large flower arrangements that adorn its exterior. Here you can enjoy a delicious beer and typical Thai food, being one of the first pubs to offer this type of gastronomy in England.

By the name of this museum, you already know the theme of the exhibits that you will find in this place. Discover everything about the father of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud in the house he lived in during his life, his family, all his theories and his works. Here you will find objects like the divan where he put his psychoanalytic techniques to the test, as well as various personal artefacts that are still preserved today.

Although there are several Madame Tussauds museums in other countries, the main one is in the City of London. Here you will find the largest collection of wax figures of the greatest celebrities, including icons such as Prince Harry, Obama, Marilyn Monroe, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Stephen Hawking, and many more.