Richmond upon Thames Hotels

Where to stay in Richmond upon Thames

Central Richmond hotels

If convenience is your middle name, then Central Richmond might just be your calling. Offering proximity to excellent transportation links, it's a doddle to hop on a train or bus to explore more of London. Plus, the local dining and shopping scene is nothing short of buzzing—think chic boutiques and cosy cafes that will have you saying, "Just one more scone!"

Riverside accommodations

For those who fancy a bit of serenity with their stay, the Riverside accommodations offer scenic views and a tranquil atmosphere. Ideal for those who love a good stroll, the picturesque walks along the River Thames are perfect for a relaxing afternoon. You might even find yourself inspired to pen a poem or two!

Family-friendly hotels

Travelling with the kiddos? No worries! Richmond upon Thames has got you covered with its family-friendly hotels. These accommodations are close to nearby parks and family attractions, ensuring entertainment is always within arm's reach. Plus, with larger rooms and child-friendly services, you'll have plenty of space for the little ones to run wild.

Luxury stays in Richmond upon Thames

For those who prefer a bit of pampering, the luxury stays in Richmond upon Thames are the epitome of opulence. High-end amenities and services await, with exclusive dining and shopping experiences just around the corner. It's the kind of place where you might just bump into a celebrity—or at least feel like one!

Budget-friendly options

If you're keeping an eye on the purse strings, there are plenty of budget-friendly options that don't skimp on comfort. These affordable accommodations come with essential amenities and are strategically located for easy access to public transportation. So, you can save a few quid and still explore to your heart's content.

Hotels near Richmond Park

Nature enthusiasts, rejoice! Hotels near Richmond Park offer easy access to a natural wonderland filled with outdoor activities. The tranquil settings and opportunities for wildlife viewing make it a haven for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. Keep your eyes peeled for the park's famous deer!

Romantic hotels for couples

Lovebirds seeking a getaway will find romantic hotels that cater to an intimate escape. With special packages and cosy settings, these accommodations are perfect for couples. Plus, proximity to romantic dining spots and historical sites adds a touch of magic to your stay—cue the violins!

Business travel accommodations

For the busy bees on a work trip, Richmond upon Thames offers business travel accommodations equipped with all the necessary amenities and meeting facilities. With convenient access to major business centres and transport options, you'll be able to balance work and play effortlessly. Just don't forget to squeeze in a bit of sightseeing!

Boat trips

Travelling by river is a fantastic way to see many of the attractions in the area, which include Marble Hill House, Ham House and Hampton Court Palace. On a boat trip you can relax, have a drink and something to eat, and let the world go by. Ideal for children too, a river trip is a must-do on your Richmond get-away.

Kew Gardens

At the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 326 acres contain the world's largest and most diverse collection of living plants, with over 30,000 plant types represented. You'll see the world's oldest living pot plant in the Palm House, ten climatic zones in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, ranging from steamy rain forest to arid desert, and mountain terrain plants in the Davies Alpine House. Quite a trip for the whole family, there's also a choice of four eateries – two cafés and two restaurants.

Turner's house

The unique Sandycombe Lodge in Twickenham was designed and built by the great landscape painter and architect J.M.W. Turner, in 1813. Open to the public on the first Saturday of the month from April to October, it's great value at only £4 per adult.

Marble Hill

Marble Hill, with its 66 acres of riverside parkland, is the last of the elegant villas erected on the Thames between Richmond and Hampton Court in the 18th century. Designed by a circle of fashionable aesthetes, including the poet Alexander Pope, work began on the house in 1724 for Henrietta Howard, mistress of King George II. The architecture and associations make this villa of great local, national and international importance, and the interior of the home is quite spectacular. Soak up the heady atmosphere of fashionable Georgian life on Saturdays and Sundays at £7 per adult.

Eat and drink

There are so many sights and things to do in Richmond, including shop till you drop! So here are some well-chosen places for you to relax and unwind in.

How about sampling the warm and friendly atmosphere, traditional Italian food and the finest wines at Al Boccon di'vino, which translates as ‘a divine mouthful'? Enjoy the freshest pasta, the finest cheese and meats imported from Italy, fish to die for and desserts that you could only otherwise experience in Venice itself – Bellissimo.

The Prince's Head is a beautiful Richmond pub, serving up hearty fare and well-kept ales. With its location being right on Richmond Green, it's a great spot for a summer drink, and it's one of the best pubs for food too.

Whatever your budget, there are so many Richmond upon Thames hotels to choose from, you'll be spoilt for choice.