Luxury Richmond hotels London

Close to Richmond Bridge and not far from Richmond Park, the hotel is well located for other nearby attractions, including Twickenham rugby ground, Kew Gardens, Hampton Court Palace, Syon Park House and Museum, the public records office and Chessington's 'World of Adventures' theme park.

Central London is only 40 minutes’ Tube ride from nearby Richmond station, or 20 minutes' car journey. Unfortunately the hotel has no car park. The closest car park is 10 minutes’ walk away.

The Hotel is opposite the famous Richmond Terrace with amazing views over the meandering River Thames. Richmond Park with herds of fallow deer is beautiful at this time of the year, particularly at sunset, is only a 2 minute walk from the Hotel entrance. The fashionable town centre of Richmond Upon Thames is a short walk away with its array of boutiques, café’s and bars.

Richmond Hill Hotel is ideally located for visiting the attractions of West London and Surrey, including Twickenham Rugby Ground, Wimbledon Tennis, the new Wembley Stadium, Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Palace.

Extensive, meeting, events and conference facilities makes Richmond Hill Hotel the ideal venue in Surrey for your conference, wedding reception and other special occasions.

This hotel is a stunning Victorian building with all the convenience of the city with the essence of the country. Each room compliments the character of the hotel, mixing Victorian splendour with a contemporary twist. The Petersham prides itself on upholding first-class standards, which today's discerning traveller expects. With views over the river from many of the rooms and the restaurant it makes the hotel more memorable and special. The hotel has many luxuries to offer that are not common place in other hotels, including: The Cellars: Thousands of bottles of wine and port lie, quietly and dustily along the bins that surround the Tasting Room and the Claret Room. The vaulted ceiling and alcoves are filled with candles that light the room in a magical way.

Other facilities include direct dial telephones, colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. Richmond is perfectly situated for visits to London and to many local places of interest, such as Hampton Court Palace and the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. Check in time is from 2pm to 11pm. Due to the nature of the building, we do not have a lift.

Richmond Gate Hotel is situated on the crest of Richmond Hill, with Richmond Park located just to the right of the Hotel. With its character rooms and intimate feel Richmond Gate Hotel provides an ideal venue for both discerning business and leisure guests. 68 luxuriously furnished en-suite bedrooms offer the highest standards of modern four star accommodation. Each of the bedrooms offer the following facilities; wireless broadband connectivity (available throughout the Hotel) Satellite tv, telephone, mini bar, hair dryer and trouser press. A complimentary hospitality tray is also provided. Adjoining the Hotel is Cedars Health and Leisure Club with 20 x 8 m ozone pool, spa, gymnasiums and extensive health and leisure facilities.

This wonderful 17th century coaching inn is excellently located across Kew Green from the world famous Royal Botanical Gardens, a few minutes walk from the National Archives and Kew Steam Museum, and only 20 minutes by car from London's Heathrow airport. The hotel makes an ideal base for visiting Hampton Court Palace, Windsor Castle, Legoland Windsor, Thorpe Park, Richmond-upon-Thames, the central London sights and, in the summer months, Thames cruises from Kew pier, just adjacent to Kew Bridge. Kew Gardens tube station, on the District Line, is an 8 minute walk, as is Kew Bridge overground station, with a regular service to London Waterloo.

Recently refurbished to the highest standard, the hotel has 31 en suite air-conditioned ...

Ten miles south of central London, Richmond-upon-Thames is one of London's most historic and desirable suburbs - with its own unique 'village ' atmosphere. The town is home to many writers, poets, actors, musicians and painters including Sir Richard Attenborough and Mick Jagger, many of whom are attracted by the beautiful period architecture. Just five minutes walk from the Duke's Head you'll find the thriving town centre. Here, many well known stores sit side by side with a browser's delight of specialist and antique shops. Richmond has long been a mecca for entertainment. It boasts nine cinema screens, a nightclub, over 20 pubs, more than 40 restaurants, two theatres and a museum.
Reasonably priced 'pub grub' is available later in the day.