The Boathouse & Bridge Lodge

Bridge Road, Chertsey, Surrey, England

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About The Boathouse & Bridge Lodge

The Bridge Lodge offers good, lodge style, affordable accommodation. Many rooms have a lovely view of the Thames. Perfect for families, couples and individuals alike, the lodge adjoins the Boathouse, a popular family restaurant. A modern building (1996), each room has a queen-size bed, and en suite bathroom. Some rooms have sofa-beds on request (suitable for one small child) and the usual lodge amenities. The Bridge Lodge, Chertsey, is in an ideal location. On the banks of the River Thames, we are convenient for many local attractions including Thorpe Park, Windsor, Legoland, Hampton Court and Twickenham to name but a few. The popular Boathouse Restaurant enjoys a large riverside terrace, perfect for summer days. Please note: on 31 December 2006 the restaurant and bar are closed for a pre-booked private function. Breakfast will be served as usual on New Year's Day.

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