Serviced Apartments Oxford Street

Cost of Living in Oxford Street

Oxford Street is an expensive place to live. It can be called one of the most expensive places in London. You can have all types of necessities and favourable weather, but due to some of the best schools and universities, the cost of living is a little high in these areas. In Oxford Street, the cost of living, once you are staying in 1-bedroom serviced apartments, can cost £850 and more. Once you stay with your family in a 3-bedroom apartment, you can stay for £1,500 or more. 

Where to stay in Oxford Street

Oxford Street has several neighbourhoods like Soho, Marylebone, and Regent's Park. This place can be called a charming slice of London. You can have world-famous brands along with exclusive retail and departmental stores. Goodge Street is the closest place where you can have an underground station to Bourlet. You can access a wide range of areas through the underground network at Oxford Street. You can choose to stay in service apartments like Urban Stay, which is a diverse residential area close to the West End. You can have great accommodations with 3 bedrooms and good access to Wi-Fi. This place is well connected with public transportation. In the nearby areas of urban stay, you can have The British Museum, The National Library, Buckingham Palace, and many more to explore. You can also choose urban chic serviced apartments where you can have great access to public transport and be close to family. In this place, you can find the National Rail Service, which runs from King's Cross, St. Pancras, and Marylebone stations. The place is near London City Airport as well as a heliport.

Facts about Oxford Street

Oxford Street is full of facts and stories. These facts are very interesting and are one of the reasons for visiting. 

• It is popularly called the longest street in Europe and is located in an easily accessible area from the hotels in Shoreditch. 
• Once you come to Oxford Street, you can explore many places, from the Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road. Once you visit this place, you must explore Oxford Street during Christmas, as the road is decorated with lights, which look absolutely amazing. This time, you can also shop for fashionable dresses from all over the world. 
• Every year at the time of Christmas, the lights are switched on by the celebrities in the month of November, and they last till the beginning of January. The display of lights attracts many tourists from all over the world. However, these lights were not switched on in the early 1960s and 1970s due to the economic recession. 
• The other most interesting fact about Oxford Street is the history of HMV. It is the first store that opened in 1921 but was damaged during World War II and needed to shift temporarily from its original place. In 2013, the store moved back to its original location. The famous band, The Beatles, used the equipment of HMV as a demo in the early days. 
• Another fact about this road is that Oxford Street was originally called Tyburn Road and got its name from the buried Tyburn River that runs beneath the place. In ancient times, the roads were the final destination for the prisoners of Newgate Prison. In the Marble Arch, the Tyburn tree was used for hanging prisoners; now, the place is marked with an etched stone.

Weather in Oxford Street

The weather in London is cold rather than warm. In Oxford Street, the summers are the most favourable to visit and explore the best tourist attractions once you are staying in the Serviced Apartments Oxford Street. The months of May to October, when you can enjoy summer, are the best time to visit as the winters are freezing cold with light rain and storms. This place is rich in history, and in every season, you can enjoy various activities here.