| Hotel Description: |
A few minutes south of Twickenham High Street, Popes Grotto is a modernly built hotel overlooking the river Thames.
Popes Grotto is an excellent choice, whether you are travelling for business or pleasure or going to the rugby game.
This fully air-conditioned hotel, with traditional Young's pub attached, is close to Kingston, Wimbledon, Richmond and is only a short walk from Twickenham Rugby ground. Strawberry Hill station, with trains to London Waterloo every 20 minutes, is just a 5 minute walk away from the hotel.
Graded three star, the hotel has 32 en-suite bedrooms, some with sofa beds to accommodate families; many rooms overlooking the river and several also have a balcony.
The hotel also offers a conference room for small meetings, or up to 50 people for an informal gathering. A wide selection of traditional and contemporary dishes including seasonal chefs specials are available in the traditional pub which serves Youngs award winning beers and lagers. | | Room Information: | Double Room
Modern purpose built room
Number of Beds:1 | Family Room
Double room with double sofa bed for third adult or 2 children
Number of Beds:2 | Twin Room
Modern purpose built room
Number of Beds:2 |
| | Getting There: |
 On Cross Deep (A310)which runs alongside the river south from Twickenham High Street towards Teddington/kingston. Please telephone us for a more detailed direction sheet. | | Business Facilities: |
Business support arranged through hotel reception.
Meeting room available for hire.
Business Facilities
Business Support Services
Meeting Facilities
Secretarial Services
Internet access
Email access
Black & White photocopying
Fax service
Flip Charts
| | Local Attractions: |
River Thames Distance: 0 miles
Hotel across the road from Radnor Gardens and the River Thames
Twickenham rugby stadium Distance: 2 miles
International rugby, stadium tours, rock concerts, events/exhibitions
Kingston upon Thames or Richmond Distance: 4 miles
Shopping, cinema
Richmond Park Distance: 5 miles
Historic Royal hunting ground, now a tranquil oasis in whcih to enjoy a quiet walk and to see the resident herd of deer.
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