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GO scenic accommodation in S.W. London |
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Go for out of the ordinary
accommodation by choosing from a number of hotels in
unusual locations dotted around South West London. Whether you’re looking for a leafy hideaway in Kensington or a beautiful Victorian hotel away from the hustle and bustle of London life, there’s a room with a view waiting for your booking. Cannizaro House [map], West Side, Wimbledon Common, is a delightful Georgian building which has built up an excellent reputation for its warm and friendly staff. Situated on the edge of Wimbledon Common the Cannizaro might look like a country house but it’s also close enough to the action, being just 20 minutes from its nearest underground or a nine mile drive from Central London. If you’re keen to find a perfect balance between luxury, privacy and location choose the Draycott [map], Cadogen Gardens, which is situated next to London’s most fashionable districts of Chelsea [map] and Knightsbridge [map]. Offering a comfortable environment away tucked away in a quiet street the Draycott offers excellent facilities and friendly staff are on hand to ensure your visit is a pleasant one. The Royal Horseguards [map], Whitehall Court, is a large impressive hotel with views across the River Thames from most bedrooms. Located within walking distance of all the top London attractions including the Royal Festival Hall [map] and the London Eye Millennium Wheel [map], this hotel offers one of the best views across England’s capital city as well as a distinctive charm all of its own. For Victorian splendour check into the Barkston Gardens Hotel [map], Barkston Gardens. The Barkston Gardens Hotel is a converted Victorian House with conference and restaurant facilities. It is located just two minutes from Earl’s Court underground station and set in a quiet conservation area within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Staying in Barkston Gardens the Best Western Burns Hotel [map], offers a stunning exterior which is complemented by a private walled garden in which to chill out or enjoy a drink from the Ellen Terry Bar [map]. There’s also the opportunity to dine al fresco in the patio restaurant. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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