Misali, daga Airport sai da na biya kudi wuri na guwan wuri har Fam Hamsin da biyar (Kudin Ingila) sannan aka kawoni Masauki (Hotel). Kuma shi kansa hotel din - daki dan tsirit amma ance sai nabiya kamar Fam Tamanin kowace
Hehehe! But you went as an "Oga"! Mere mortals usually take the tube to central London. No matter where your hotel is, chances are there is a station nearby. All it takes from the station to the hotel is a short walk; or if located far away, a short hop on the black cab. I do agree, however, lugging luggage all over escalators, tunnels, up and down stairways just to save a few pennies is hardly worth it. I remember following that route to from Gatwick to Kings Cross, via Paddington. Too much wahala, and I wished I had taken the cab directly from the airport to the hotel.
As for the tiny room, again there are cheaper alternatives -- from twenty five quid (British English for pound!) to the fify you paid for. But then it depends on the area. Tiny rooms should not worry people like you and me

. I am sure my living room tripple-seater sofa is larger than the bed I slept in in Kings Cross! But being vertically challenged (or a "human laptop", it became easier to manage!
I lived in London for years at the height of the Punk era in the 1980s -- and indeed smack in the middle of it at Kings Road. It became a weekend routine to walk up the road from World's End pub to John Lewis super store near Sloane Square. One thing I hated -- still hate -- is football (too dumb to really understand it) so the fact that Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea FC is on my daily walk to Bridges' Place where my lectures were held, did not impress me in the least.
Enjoy Londinium, Salisu, and keep watching out for those hulking buses -- all driving on the WRONG side of the road, of course! Get yourself an Oyster travel card and you can enjoy the bus and the trains. If it were up north, Edinburgh maybe, Dave would have met you and treated you to a nice meal of haggis, accompanied by his bagpiping!
Abdalla