Petersham Hotel

Nightingale Lane, Richmond, Richmond, Greater London, England

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About Petersham Hotel

The Petersham is a prestigious hotel located in the upmarket London suburb of Richmond upon Thames. Located between London and Heathrow, The Petersham is perfect for those travelling on business or leisure. This hotel is a stunning Victorian building with all the convenience of the city with the essence of the country. Each room compliments the character of the hotel, mixing Victorian splendour with a contemporary twist. The Petersham prides itself on upholding first-class standards, which today's discerning traveller expects. With views over the river from many of the rooms and the restaurant it makes the hotel more memorable and special. The hotel has many luxuries to offer that are not common place in other hotels, including: The Cellars: Thousands of bottles of wine and port lie, quietly and dustily along the bins that surround the Tasting Room and the Claret Room. The vaulted ceiling and alcoves are filled with candles that light the room in a magical way. The Cellars have been used for ageing wine since the hotel was built in 1865, and today private parties are welcomed.

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