Nightingale Lane
Richmond, TW10 6UZ Nightly Rates(136.59 - 458.56)3 Star
Property Description
Built in 1865, The Petersham stands high on Richmond Hill overlooking the Thames. The hotel has 61 suites and rooms. The exterior is Victorian Gothic and the interior is elegant Country House style. The Restaurant has magnificent river views with 'two rosette' cooking.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
DOUBLE RIVER VIEW
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Superior room with magnificent views of the river. Balcony. 1 double bed. Large bathroom with separate WC. Bathtub and shower combined. Spacious feel. Alarm clock/radio, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
TWIN RIVER VIEW
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Superior room with magnificent views of the river. Balcony. 2 twin beds. Large bathroom with separate WC. Bathtub and shower combined. Spacious feel. Alarm clock/radio, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
DOUBLE ROOM
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Pleasantly decorated one double bedded room with rural views. Modern bathroom with shower and bathtub combined. 60 inch bed. Working area with good lighting, alarm clock/radio, bathrobe, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
SINGLE ROOM
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Pleasantly decorated single room with 40 inch twin bed. Modern bathroom with shower and bathtub combined. Most rooms have separate WC. Alarm clock/radio, bathrobe, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
TWIN ROOM
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Pleasantly decorated twin bedded room with rural views. Modern bathroom with shower and bathtub combined. Working area with good lighting, alarm clock/radio, bathrobe, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
ECONOMY ROOM
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Smaller single rooms in the main house. Cosy rooms with single beds but with all facilities. Very good value for money. Alarm clock/radio, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
PENTHOUSE SUITE
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Large one bedroom penthouse suite with spectacular river view from lounge. Small terrace. Main bedroom with king size bed. Master bathroom. Separate fully equipped kitchen, alarm clock, private bathroom with bathtub and shower, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail, desk and dual voltage.
TWIN ROOM
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Standard room with 2 twin beds that can be pushed together to make 1 double bed on request only. Pleasantly decorated with rural views. Modern bathroom with shower and bathtub combined. Alarm clock/radio, dataport, hairdryer, pants press, color satellite tv, premium channels, direct dial telephone, voicemail and dual voltage.
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is +1
61 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
-From North- Via M1 to North Circular Road to Chiswick and A307 over KEW Bridge to Richmond. M3 and A3 just 3 miles. -From South- Via M3 direct onto A316 and Richmond or via A3 and through Richmond Park. -From West, Southwest and Heathrow Airport- Via M4 to Chiswick Exit. Over KEW Bridge to KEW Road through Richmond. Nightingale Lane is off the Petersham Road.
Guarantee Policy
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
-Restaurant- Full service restaurant serving International cuisine. Open Monday-Sunday from 12:15pm-2:15pm and 7pm-9:45pm. -A great fun and formal restaurant with fabulous views over the River Thames. Fixed price menu for lunch which is popular for business and served swiftly. In the evening the elegance and atmosphere is typical of great hotel restaurants. -Complimentary Full Breakfast -Room Service from 12pm-12am
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
-Total Number of Meeting Rooms - 7 -Total Measurement, All Rooms - 2567 Square Feet -Total Meeting Room Capacity - 225 square feet -Capacity of Largest Meeting Room - 70 -Measurement of Largest Meeting Room - 638 Square Feet -Capacity of Smallest Meeting Room - 10 -Measurement of Smallest Meeting Room - 289 Square Feet -Seating Format Options- Board Room - 20 Conference Room - 130 Reception Style - 225 Theatre Style - 110 -Business Services- Audio-Visual Equipment Computer Modem Hookups Computer Rental Copy Service Equipment Rental Fax Service Secretarial Services -Overhead projector - cost GBP 30.00, microphone - cost GBP 40.00, screen - free of charge, VCR - cost GBP 45.00, Internet connection - charge for line use, LCD projector - cost GBP 315.00, podium - cost GBP 80.00, Television - cost GBP 175.00, DVD - cost GBP 75.00, stationery - free of charge, computer equipment ? cost GBP 200.00.
-London Gatwick Airport/LGW - 30 Miles E* -London Heathrow Airport/LHR - 8 Miles E* -London City Center - 8 Miles W* -Chiswick House - 3 Miles W* -Hampton Court Palace - 3 Miles E* -KEW Gardens - 3 Miles S* -Reading - 30 Miles E* -Syon House and Park - 4 Miles S* -Twickenham Rugby - 1 Mile N* -Wimbledon Tennis - 3 Miles W* -Kingston - 6 Miles E* -Antique Shops* -Richmond Theatre* -Richmond Deer Park* -River Thames* -Ham House* -Cinemas* -Nightlife, Restaurants
Area Map
Area Map
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