Hampton Hotels

Where to stay in Hampton

Central Hampton

Central Hampton is where the action is! Brimming with a variety of hotel options, it caters to all tastes and budgets. Want to be close to key attractions like Bushy Park or the bustling Hampton High Street? You're in luck! The area offers excellent dining and nightlife access, with plenty of trendy bars and restaurants just a stone's throw away. Perfect for those who want to dive right into the local vibe.

Riverside area

If picturesque views are your thing, then the Riverside area is calling your name. Hotels here boast stunning river vistas, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. Outdoor enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice with amenities and activities such as boating or leisurely riverside walks. It's a tranquil spot where you can relax and soak in the scenic surroundings.

Near Hampton Court Palace

Staying near the iconic Hampton Court Palace is a treat for history buffs. This area is steeped in historical significance, with the palace itself being a major draw. Accommodation types range from charming B&Bs to modern hotels, all within easy reach of the palace. Plus, accessibility is a breeze with excellent transport links, making it easy to explore further afield.

Family-friendly hotels

Travelling with the brood? Hampton has a great selection of family-friendly hotels that make life a little easier. Expect amenities like kid-friendly pools and spacious family rooms. Nearby, you'll find attractions like Hobbledown Heath to keep the little ones entertained. Many hotels offer value-added services for families, so you can focus on creating those cherished holiday memories.

Luxury accommodations

For those who like to live it up, Hampton's luxury accommodations won't disappoint. High-end hotel options abound, featuring exclusive services and facilities fit for royalty. Unique experiences such as private garden tours or gourmet dining are often on the menu. It's all about indulgence, so why not treat yourself to a slice of the good life?

Boutique hotels

Hampton's boutique hotels offer unique and personalised experiences. With distinctive design and atmosphere, these accommodations are perfect for those seeking something a bit different. Expect a delightful blend of local culture and charm, where every corner tells a story. It's a chance to stay somewhere that feels like a home away from home, with a twist.

Budget-friendly options

On a budget? Fear not! Hampton offers plenty of affordable hotel choices that tick all the boxes. Basic amenities and services ensure a comfortable stay without breaking the bank. It's all about value for money, so you can save those extra pounds for exploring everything Hampton has to offer.

Out and about

Henry VIII's favourite royal residence is what brings the majority of visitors to this part of London, and with so much to do in and around the palace it's little surprise the area attracts locals and tourists alike. Step back in time as you admire the splendour of the palace's corridors and state apartments and explore its impressive maze and gardens.

Head to the Cumberland Art Gallery to find exquisite works by the likes of Rembrandt, Caravaggio and Canaletto, or step into Henry VIII's Kitchens to find out what it took to feed 600 hungry mouths twice a day.

Escape the crowds by heading to nearby Bushy Park with its roaming herds of Red and Fallow deer. Be sure to find time to visit the park's formal Baroque water garden, Chestnut Avenue, and the wonderful Diana Fountain.

Festivals

Each summer Hampton Court Palace Festival is attended by thousands of music lovers and if your visit to the area coincides with the event then why not consider packing up a picnic and enjoying an evening of live music. A huge number of world-renowned artists have played at Hampton Court in years gone by, including The Beach Boys, Andrea Bocelli, Elton John and Art Garfunkel.

Another annual event that attracts a large number of visitors is the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, now the largest of its kind in the world. The event is managed by the Royal Horticultural Society and sees more than 130,000 horticulturists flood through the gates of the palace each summer.

Shopping

The palace itself has four shops selling a variety of essentials and gift items. Pick up a horticultural book at the Garden Shop, or perhaps get some ideas for 16th century recipes at the Tudor Kitchens Shop.

Eating and drinking

There's a great selection of dining options within the grounds of Hampton Court Palace. Visit the Tiltyard Café or the Fountain Court Café to find a wide range of snacks and light menu options throughout the day. The Privy Kitchen offers light lunches and hot meals in a 16th century dining hall.