Antoinette Hotel

Beaufort Road, Kingston upon Thames, Greater London, England

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About Antoinette Hotel

Overlooking meticulously maintained gardens, Kingston's largest and most established independent hotel offers dedicated accommodation in a convenient location. Just 10 miles (16 km) outside central London and a short walk from Surbiton railway station, this residential location is a less stressful base from which to reach a wealth of attractions. The 85 staff strive to ensure that all your needs are met. Unwind with dinner in the popular restaurant, or on Sundays take a traditional Sunday roast whilst live jazz sets the mood. The 7 versatile function rooms enable the hotel to readily accommodate meetings or conferences; weddings, receptions and other celebrations.

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