Cheap Business Class Flights to London

Peggy Porschen

Peggy Porschen in Belgravia is one of the most popular cafes for people buying economy or business class flights to London. Travellers from all around the world flock here to nibble on their pastries and sip on a coffee while surrounded by the bakery’s gorgeous pink decor. Tables tend to fill up fast, so it’s worth planning the time of your visit ahead of landing on your business class to London flight arrives. One of the best times to visit is the early morning.

Biscuiteers

Biscuiteers is located in the fabulous neighbourhood of Notting Hill. It's the cutest cafe to visit when you’re buying business class flights to London and you've got a sweet tooth. Sit down for a cappuccino and take some of their lavishly-decorated biscuits back to your hotel for later. Or if you have any self-control, you might even be able to save them to enjoy on the flight back home.

sketch

sketch in Mayfair is one of the best places to visit in London if you’re flying business class to London and hoping to experience the city’s famous high tea culture. Each room at the cafe has its own signature style, and all are designed to impress. If you're feeling a bit fancy, make a reservation here once your business class flights to London land and eagerly anticipating dining on scones and chocolate eclairs.

Business Class Flight Guide to London

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament

Big Ben is a landmark that first-time visitors to the UK on cheap business class flights to London often have at the top of their sightseeing wish-list. Big Ben actually refers to the bell located inside the clock tower. Once you’ve taken your obligatory snaps of the clock, simply walk across the street to the Palace of Westminster, the meeting place of both houses of British Parliament. Visitors flying business class to London will need to book a tour should they wish to go inside.

London Eye

While you're in the Westminster area it is easy to get to a number of London’s other high-profile attractions, including the London Eye. Those wanting to make the round trip in this cantilevered observation wheel should plan ahead and buy their skip-the-line tickets online as soon as confirming business class flights to London. The trip around the London Eye takes about 30 minutes, and gives phenomenal views across the cityscape.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II. It is one of the most recognisable palaces not just in London, but in the world! Plan your visit to the palace for 11am to watch the iconic changing of the guard ceremony. Or if you want the royal treatment to accompany your cheap business class flights to London you can book to have afternoon tea inside the palace once you’ve purchased your with Webjet.

What are the best places to stay in London?

Victoria

Victoria is an area in central London that is idea for those flying business class to London who don’t have much time to spend in the city. It is part of the City of Westminster and is close to Buckingham Palace, Tate Britain, St James’s Park and Wellington Arch.

City of London

If you're buying business class flights to London, stay in the City of London also known as the city centre. It's close to most of the offices in the city making it ideal for business travellers. The area is nearby attractions like the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral and Jack the Ripper haunted spots. There are also plenty of pubs in the area, and public transport is readily available.

Soho

Soho is an excellent choice for young travellers buying cheap business class flights to London. The area is home to some of the best bars, pubs, clubs and theaters in the city. Shop at the vintage stores and independent record shops. It’s one of the best neighbourhoods in London for nightlife and you can choose from a range of mid-range to luxury hotels.

Notting Hill

If you’re flying business class to London to attend the annual Carnival or you want to relive the classic Julia Roberts rom-com, book a hotel in Nottinghill. The neighbourhood is famous for its colourful townhouses that have earned it cinematic credentials. It’s also close to Hyde Park and Portobello Road.

What should I know before visiting London?

Stay on budget with London's free attractions

London may have a reputation for being pricey to visit, but it can be explored and enjoyed by travellers keen to stick to a budget. Keep an eye out for cheap business class flights to London with Webjet and fill up your itinerary with free things to do. It won’t cost you a cent to visit the National History Museum, the National Gallery or to wander around the neighbourhoods of Camden Town, Notting Hill and Westminster.

Use public transport at non-peak times

If you want to save money on transportation costs after booking business class flights to London, use the bus or Tube during non-peak travel times. Take the services from 9.30am to 4pm or after 7pm to not only avoid rush hours but also save a few pounds.

Raise your arm for the bus

The bus is a reliable way to get around London and is a good option for travellers flying economy or business class to London. Those wanting to hail a bus should always stick their hand out upon the bus’ approach - otherwise the driver may zoom straight past you!