London Bed & Breakfast

After almost 2 months of hard work, the website I designed for my parents for their Bed & Breakfast has finally gone live!

The old website my parents designed was totally dated and didn't look appealing for potential guests, so I volunteered (at the price of one of my dad's Box Mirrors and mum paying for an Asda delivery to my uni house once term began again) to redesign it for them. It looks so much tidier now, with separate tabs for each section (Location of our B&B, room prices and what there is to do around us) and a bit more colour to jazz it up a little. I'm so happy with how it looks, and think it's amazing how lenient my parents were with me when I was creating the designs. I think they realised I know better than them, as all kids do, really.

The Homepage :)

Just because I can't really talk about their work without selling it a bit, if you ever do want to come to London, have a look at the site - if only to send an e-mail of praise to a clearly incredibly talented designer... It's £70 for a single, £90 for a double and £110 for a triple room per night, including breakfast. Have a look at the Rooms & Rates section for more information. You're actually not going to find any cheaper, for the central location our B&B is in - really though. Hostels will be cheaper, but all other B&B's and Hotels will be much more (we have checked)!

UPDATE: At Home Inn Chelsea now have our very own Facebook page! Click here and become a fan to hear about the latest London events, and any deals!


I think the presentation of a website (especially a hotel website) can totally change peoples perceptions from what looks unorganized and not up to date, to what looks modern and well kept. It's a bit like a haircut in that way. Which version of Take That do you trust more, based on their haircuts? See what I mean now?

90's Take That

Noughties Take That

..I always do end up going off on a tangent don't I?