The possible lack of hotel rooms and lodging in Britain’s capital will really be put to the test this April for that royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

It is expected that about half a million guests will travel to London for the wedding and this also mean that some will have to search for private accommodation.

There are also 9 different location that offer Serviced accommodation in London which will become fully booked very soon.

What will be the solution for all these visitors?

One last option being made by visitors is to try to find connections within London people and so somewhere to stay.

This therefore leaves the guests without connections in London, and one way round this is to rent out houses of London residents, the owners generating a good amount of money. Just take for example what occurs at big ticket events for instance Wimbledon: it’s well known that a public or sporting spectacle raises the typical price of a pillow in London. With the royal wedding going on over a specially extended Bank Holiday weekend, it would be no surprise to see informal accommodation in private apartments going for three or four times the normal rate.

So what happens should you can’t find anywhere to stay in London and do not have connections in the city. serviced apartments London will always be affordable – unlike private apartments, they won’t rocket up in price – although most of the more luxurious serviced apartments are snapped up already, so you will have to get booking quickly.

So will this lodging shortage put of visitors travelling to London for the royal wedding? Apparently not. There is a large amount of foreign visitors presently looking for the last beds available in the city; and paying prime premium rates.