Mid-priced Hotels in London

It would probably help if you posted an actual price range. I would also point out that London Mid-range prices are not the same mid range prices as most cities.

I'd consider London "mid-priced" hotels as $250-400. I'm no London expert, but its pretty tough to find anything under $250 anywhere close to down town that is decent.

I had a lot of luck with Airbnb's, I don't know how comfortable you are with that but we stayed in what I'd consider an average London flat in the Bayswater/ North Hyde Park area this June for 4 nights for $800 total. It was a 1 bedroom/ 1 bonus room also. So you could find some smaller/ cheaper flats fairly easy.

Mid-range is subjective but my wife and I stayed in the Hilton Green Park last October and averaged just under 200 GBP per night over 10 nights. Great location in Mayfair and is close to the Green Park tube station.

You may want to look at Expedia for the flight/hotel bundle deals if you haven't booked a flight already.

I haven't stayed in one yet, but several people have recommended Premier Inn to me as a quite decent chain hotel.

Whether it qualifies as "great accommodations" for you, I have no idea, but it can't hurt to look into it.

One big thing is that they have central air in the rooms!

Hotel indigo in kennsington (west london) awesome place great location the earls court station is only 2blocks away and that is a crossover for all the tube lines you can get to any line in the city in that station.
There's a pub on the corner and and the hotel has a very good breakfast. The rooms and baths are larger than most European hotels

Apex Temple Court on The Strand. I've stayed there a few times. It is pretty nice and you'll have plenty of beer money left over.