Hotels in Richmond London

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.

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.

Standing high on Richmond Hil, in the heart of Londons countryside, The Petersham commands breathtaking views over one of the most famous and attractive stretches of the River Thames. Eight miles from the centre of London, the West End and Heathrow Airport. The hotel was built in 1865 and is privately owned. To this day the Petershams individuality remains as valuable as its independence.The original character of the hotel emanates from the hotelss architecture which, as well as its landmark tower, also features the longest unsupported stone staircase in England! We pride ourselves on our friendly and helpful professional style. Enjoy a drink in the bar - with that view, before exquisite lunch or dinner in The Restaurant.

The Hotel offers 68 beautifully appointed en suite bedrooms all with television, hair dryer, trouser press, BT openzone wireless connectivity, duvets and mini bar. The majority of our bedrooms have recently been refurbished and include air conditioning. Newly refurbished Gates on the Park Restaurant is one of the highest rated Hotel restaurants in Surrey with its 2 AA rosettes and an outstanding reputation for English fine dining with a modern twist. The Restaurant provides an intimate atmosphere for guests to relax and unwind in whilst enjoying their meal. Please be advised that Gates on The Park Restaurant will be closed on Sunday and Monday evenings. Evening meals are available in the Lounge, Bar or via Room Service. ...

Offering comfortable en-suite accommodation and friendly service, the Richmond Park Hotel assures you of a warm welcome. Centrally located in Richmond, the Richmond Park Hotel is close to Richmond Bridge and on the banks of the famous River Thames.A few minutes away from the hotel is Richmonds main shopping area with its variety shops, restaurants, classical theatres and art centres. Also within close proximity of the hotel is Richmond Park, famous for its numerous breeds of wild deer Public Records Office, Kew Twickenham Rugby, the famous rugby ground Kew Gardens well known for its breathtaking botanical displays Hampton Court Palace of Henry VIII Syon Park House and Museum and last but not least, the modern day excitement of Chessingtons World of Adventures theme park.

Our gardens take you down to the Thames embankment where pleasure craft can take you to many places of historical interest, including the ancient coronation town of Kingston, Hampton Court Palace and the famous Teddington Locks. There are many beautiful walks along the river, such as to the enchanting village of Petersham across the meadows, or a little further along to Ham Common with its entrance to Richmond Royal Park and its herds of roaming deer. Despite the fact that little now remains of the Royal Palace, frequented and lived in by many members of the Royal Family and nobility up to the 17th century, Richmond is still steeped in its Royal history, with many of the fine stately homes in use and visited by the public.

The town is alive with countless pubs and restaurants, with two theatres and three cinnemas. There are easy and fast links into the heart of the city, 15 mins to waterloo station.