Obviously our reason for our trip was to go to an evening wedding reception at pembroke lodge in richmond park. The hotel was a great location close by to the venue and opposite had great views down the hill to the river. Had a room at the front of the old building that was a reasonable size, having great features with old fireplaces, sash windows. Clean, comfortable bed, good size bathroom, spa facilities available that sadly we did not allow enough time on our day of arrival to use. The hotel is located within 10-15 minutes walk to the town, park and river and plenty of parking space to leave your car.

Booked into hotel late afternoon good welcome. Had a pleasant walk into richmond and had a drink on the banks of the Thames. Weather was prefect. That evening had dinner on a boat on the Thames. Went back to the hotel and used the facilities which were way above average. Went to London to see 'we will rock you' would recommend it.

Antoinette hotel has great food, great staff but very hard beds/pillows. Plenty of transport nearby and some good family orientated pubs with lovely food with great offers. eg. Half price meals on a monday and another with kids eat free before 7 pm. Chessington world 20 mins by bus and was a great day out. Very clean with friendly staff.

Went to see ian mclagan, the keyboard player with the small faces, faces, stones, etc. Great night out, great pub.

The hotel was very nice, the staff were very professional, breakfast was excellent. Directions to the hotel were spot on , ample parking, the train station just a few minutes walk connecting us approx 20 mins to twickenham.

As an annual visitor to kneller hall for the reunion of formere bandmasters - the stay at the marriott made out stay more relaxing and comfortable - we booked a matinee performance of a show - dreamboats and petticoats but was disappointed with quality.

The staff at the hotel were lovely, however it is right next to a late bar/club, so don't go unless you are a night owl! having said that the hotel was clean and comfortable.

We used our first Superbreak to book an hotel near to a family wedding we were attending. Wine and dine deal was a real bargain. Food excellent. Staff, led by a seemingly tireless, focussed manager, ensured we were well looked after. Room was a little battered, but fine.

We used the hotel as a base to visit friends in Twickenham and Putney both of which can be reached by regular buses from the stop outside the hotel. Many of the hotel rooms overlook an inner courtyard but ours unfortunatley looked out over some temporary office buildings which made the balcony a bit of a waste of time. Overall though good value at the Superbreak weekend rate we paid of £80 per night. We would stay there again. Richmond park is within walking distance and is great for short or long walks.

If you are 50+ dont stay at the holiday inn chessington if the park is open its like butlins good for families with small children as kids are free this does not mean they should be allowed to run about the corridors like indians. Hotel in general more like average 3*.

Over rated hotel......Large room, but really basic no extras that you would expect in a 4 star superior room.

Park hotel in Teddington is a great location with great pubs and walks by the Thames up to eel pie island or bushy park and hampton court all nearby. Rail link to Waterloo makes it easy to get into central London for business or pleasure. Only downside of the trip was unsual occurence of no confirmation from Superbreak to the hotel. Hotel staff were great and used their common sense to provide us with a room despite plenty of opportunities to take another booking and contacted Superbreak the next day by phone and requested the booking confimation was sent through. Well done the Park Hotel!.

Hotel and staff provided the ideal location to enjoy a weekend break near London with our young son. We left our car behind and by using the frequent trains were able to easily wander about the various sites we wanted to see. There is no doubt that we shall be using the hotel again in the not too distant future.

One night stay for championships. Room at top of hotel boiling hot eventually got a fan. There was no glasses for the water, sink plug not working, other than that had a great time!.

Hotel was convenient for Wimbledon theatre but noisy due to evening wedding party until midnight. Staff could have forwarned us and possibly put us in a room further away.

Would recommend this hotel purely for the friendliness of the staff, clean well appointed rooms and good food. An excellent location to stay if you wish to visit Hampton Court.

We used the hotel leisure centre the first evening which were very good. We walked from the hotel via the Thames on our second day to Kew Gardens, which is well worth a visit. On our second evening we dined in the hotel restuarant and the food was superb. On our last day we made a short journey via car to the very memorable Hampton Court Palace, a good attraction for young and old visitors.

An enjoyable stay. Proximity to underground and free parking make the hotel good value for money. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

We got a train into London had a tour of London at night and a lovely dinner our first night. Next morning walked along the Thames which was a short walk from hotel and a look around the shopping mall before heading to Kempton Park races. Fantastic weekend good value hotel. Our room was ready for decorating but not put off as the location very good.

Great location for visiting the National Archives and Kew Gardens, that is why we chose this hotel.

Excellent first day at science museum, Loads to see. Our fourth stay at this hotel, but double room really was far to small for 2 people, there was practically no space round the bed. We expressed our disappointment to the reception staff and were immediately offered an alternative twin room, which was far superior. Bar meal in hotel excellent quality and value for money. Second day spent at National Maritime Museum at Greenwich, again plenty to see. Decided to opt for bar meal at hotel again, rather than spend time searching for somewhere suitable to eat. Unfortunately, next morning the fire alam started ringing every few minutes from 6.30 for over half an hour. When we queried this with reception the man on the desk said he thought someone was smoking in a room. Perhaps this could have been dealt with a little quicker. Overall an excellent weekend, will probably stay again as the proximity to the tube makes access to other areas quite easy.

Excellent hotel, superb breakfast, rooms were clean fresh and modern only stayed one night for wimbledon championships, ideal hotel location. Definate revisit planned.

Excellant Hotel - Well appointed and great value for money.

We had a fantastic weekend in Chessington - Park was great, on site Hotel was good too, however the staff at the Hotel weren't, which was a bit of a let down. Whilst booking in the receptionist had taken extra money off my card, (actually paying twice) which they accepted was a mistake, however after being assured this was set right 3 times, I'm still awaiting refund nearly 2 weeks later...!! Other than that had a great time

Hotel well placed for concert at Hampton Court. The hotel has grown from a single B&B to a range of houses next to each other joined up. Still run by original family.Rick Wakeman Six Wives - Hampton Court - Excellent!Stayed in Kingston taxi to venue bus back. Rick played with 10 piece rock band, full orchestra and choir, Brian Blessed as narrator. Back projection on Hampton court worked well.

Fantastic Hotel with great direct links to London, 25 mins - If you don't fancy shopping in London Kingston upon Thames is 5 mins away and has it all. Hampton Court Palace is a short walk through Bushy Park and a great day out for kids and adults of all ages.Billy Elliot - a must see, captivating throughout, you will be on the edge of you seat. Care if taking younger children as the language is very strong but not out ok keeping with the setting.

The Hotel was excellently located at the entrance to Bushey Park where deer could be seen freely roaming. An entrance into Hampton Court Palace garden was just opposite. There was a railway station near the main Palace entrance which provided connections to Central London, although during my visit travel from this station was disrupted due to track maintenance. There was a good bus connection to Kingston Upon Thames town centre from just outside the hotel. Free parking was provided on site. The hotel although small was quite quiet. The en-suite bedroom was very well decorated and presented. The staff were helpful and friendly. The breakfasts were of a good standard. Although evening meals were not available, as far as I was aware, there was a pub across the road which looked as if it might provide meals. The only gripe was that there was no lift in the hotel that I could see. I would recommend this hotel

The "Francis Bacon Exhibition" was depressing without any uplifting aspects.

My husband and I opted to stay at the Lodge Hotel in Putney because that is where I grew up and went to schoolover 50 years ago,(Putney County Grammer School Mayfield no longer exists as a school and is now a Technical College). My home in Putney High Street (a flat over a shop) is now part of the Putney Exchange Shopping Centre so I reckon I am now part of ancient history. Some things, however, do not change, the river walk with the boat houses at Putney, Richmond with its enchanting views and beautiful houses and the lazy old River Thames with all the river activity.

Unfortunately as with most London hotels you pay a lot of money,and dont really get what you pay for. We had a twin and a single room, paying £99 and £89 respectively, only £10 difference however the single room was smaller than most family box rooms, it should be charged at a much cheaper fairer rate. The breakfast definately flattered to decieve It all looked very good but the meat products, bacon sausage, black pudding etc were like cardboard and overcooked. I know it's London, but if your worthy of four star prices give four star service

A five star staff in a three star hotel.

The hotel looks lovely, the staff are friendly and helful, the meals are fine. The hotel room was a joke, the sheet didn't even fit the bed, the tap dripped and the bin was broken. We felt we'd paid a lot of money for very little.

The hotel was no better than satisfactory, and from reception to our room was quite an indoor hike with no lift facilities, and no offer of baggage assistance from hotel staff. The newspaper I ordered the previous evening failed to arrive next morning outside the room (although this facility was promised in the room information) but was, after asking, grudgingly produced from behind reception after I asked its whereabouts.Despite being almost empty, certain tables in the breakfast dining room were off-limits, and we were asked to move after sitting at one -how long does it take to lay-up a table of the customer's choice?Overall, an average hotel with less than friendly staff, and definitely not one for anyone with any kind of walking disability. Why is this not mentioned in the brochure?

Imperial War Museum and James Bond Exhibition very interesting, however choice of cold drinks very limited on a hot day.Hotel ideally situated for us with family living nearby. Our 3rd stay, best room yet. Barman excellent, breakfast staff seemed reluctant to offer extra cups of coffee, but otherwise value for money.

The hotel was very well placed and I had a very enjoyable walk along the river before getting the R58 to the Flower Show. The person who greeted me at the hotel was very helpful and made me feel very welcome.I had a lovely day at Hampton Court Flower Show and would definitely stay in Richmond again

We stayed in Hampton Court Mews across the road from the main(Liongate)hotel but very comfortable.Gate to Hampton court is immediately adjacent.Easy access to trains for Wimbledon or the city and a direct bus to Heathrow outside the door.Hampton Court is wonderful,we were able to attend a brilliant concert in the evening-ending with fireworks!Tennis was terrific as always.A great place to stay.

The Holiday Inn in Chessington was a wonderful surprise. A brand new hotel, only 10 minutes walk from the nearest station which was only 30 minutes from Central London was a wonderful find and great value. The hotel restaurant was fantastic and the new room had all the amenities you would expect from a four star + hotel. With such close proximity to Chessington, we were up early for a great breakfast and on the rides 10 minutes later as soon as the parks opened. Our room looked over the new zoo facility at Chessington, and we thought we would be disturbed by the waking animals, but they seemed to keep at a respectful noise level until gone 9! Chessington itself hasn't changed much for a few years now, and could do with a lick of paint. It is still a fun, family friendly and great facility right on every Londoners doorstep. I would highly recommend the Holiday Inn in Chessington, and in booking through Superbreak we got our hotel and park tickets for the same price that it would have cost to book independently at the hotel. A bargain and great weekend too!

attended chelsea flower show did some sight seeing and enjoyed good food and drink

The hotel, Kingston Lodge, was easy to get to from the M25; car parked up, we used public transport to take us everywhere else in and around London; there was a bus stop right outside the hotel to take us into Kingston; we initially used our Osprey pre-paid card to use on the bus but then bought a 3 day travel card which we found easier to use on transport into London.Kew Gardens was only a bus ride from Kingston, Bus No 65, dropped you right outside the entrance. Spent a day there but could have spent a couple of days. The Natural History Museum was OK but had visited there before, not much change but still very interesting but you need a whole day to take it in. The Victoria and Albert Musuem was excellent, so much variety of culture; need a whole day in there as well. The theatre trip was to see Wicked at the Apollo in Victoria; superb! Would recommed anyone to see it and we would see it again.

2 adults/ 2 children 15 and 17. We stayed in Putney in the Lodge Hotel. Very accessible area, train and tube stations within walking distance. Hotel excellent, staff extremely helpful. Went to British Museum to see Terracotta Army, amazing and well worth seeing. Also went to Richmond, beautiful place.

an excellent value trip - Wandsworth is so hany for central London

We attended an Christmas function in the area. Ideal situation, staff fantastic and so was our accomodation. Thank you

The room was large, and the bed very comfortable. The continental breakfast allowed a good choice. The waiting staff were very attentive. The quality of fixtures & fttings was not great, but reflected in the price we paid, though the bed linen and towels were good.We used the hotel as a base to visit friends and relatives.

Decided to take my young family - 2 boys 4 and 8 to Chessington for the day. Worst bit is always getting there and coming home after a hard day on the rides and so we decided to stay local to the park and came across Superbreak organising 2 night stays at the new Holiday Inn next door to Chessington.Absolutley perfect !! Great food, pool for the night before and morning after day out. Right next door so no travelling involved, so a full day on amusements and room was terrific for children. Clearly a lot of thought had gone in to this as the room was firstly big enough for the 4 (not always the case) and kiddies beds were separated by bathroom from ours so also had a bit of personal space and meant they had their own TV with kiddies channels. Perfect they could lie in bed after a hard day, watch a bit of TV and then crash while we enjoyed a glass of wine watching X Factor (well nothings perfect) in relative peace. Was best weekend we've had for a long time and highlight of summer excursions. Thanks

Hotel ideally situated for Richmond Park, and in easy walking distance of Richmond itself with its great shops, cinema and lots of good places to eat.Hotel staff attentive and friendly, and knowledgable about the area. Only dissapointment was that the swimming pool was closed for refurbishment

good day out with guided tour very interesting

We travelled down to London on a train. Great journey! Made our way to Hotel, wasn't expecting much, booked on the internet and seemed to be getting it at half price. Was absolutely amazed when we got there. Fantastic! It was ideally situated, 100m from the tube, everywhere was easily reached. We caught the tube into central london the first day and walked around literally everywhere. The palace, westminster abbey, house of parliament, senotaph, parade ground, downing st and lots more!

We have always got a hotel on the outskirts of central london,2 mins from a tube station and tubed in. My kids love it, so do i. It has to be the most amazing construction in London

My husband and I were looking forward to staying here as we had visited some years back and thoroughly enjoyed it.What a shame - poor impression from the moment we stepped through the door. Long wait at Reception, trays of uneaten food, glasses and crockery outside bedroom doors, long waits between courses at dinner - poorly trained staff, no Manager in evidence. Poor service at bar, overpriced drinks - £5.00 for 2 very small cups of peppermint tea!The next morning the chef had not turned up so people had to wait for breakfast. Again no Manager present - the staff were pleasant enough but inexperienced and with no leadership no wonder things went from bad to worse.

pls note your instructions from East putney tube were incorrect - it said turn left and should be turn right

Visiting London is a must The Lodge at Putney was a great place to stay, easy access via the tube (district line) and loads to see and do. Putney is great and safe to come back to late! so no worries on that score. I just suggest you do it.London Brilliant!Putney Great!Hotel superb!Staff couldn't do enough!What more can I say....... have a good time!

twickenham rugbysightseeing along the thames

Location was excellent. Easy to access by foot although the hill is fairly steep.Many places to eat available - with wide range of choice to suit every occasion. Little expensive but it is London.We where able to travel to Kew by bus which avoided trying to park the car. Good tube service available. In addition in the summer there are river boats to Kew and Hampton Court.

Hotel was very average and breakfast not that speacial. I have stayed in a number of hotels on business and pleasure next time in Putney I will stay and have already booked the Premier Lodge

Went to richmond to check out the town, having read that it was a nice place to stay and visit.the pubs real ale and bar food were excellent.it's a pity the hotel room was cold, the radiator in our room did not work, and the piped music at breakfast was truly dreadful.Both Donna at the front desk and Paolo restaurant supervisor did not want to know. Also went to check out the thames path, hoping it would be o.k. to cycle on. not a lot of it is suitable for cycling.o.k. for walking though. Main purpose of the visit was to see the canalleto exhbition in dulwich. It was well worth the effort.

Myself and brother plus two wives went to the rugby. Richmond Gate was an excellent base, the hotel was good and the food excellent. Even more special as the Italian Rugby team was staying there, they were good fun.

Da Vinci - An interesting exhibition and well presented.Disappointing to find the British Library closed on 27th, as we wanted to see the exhibition about the history of London, but the British Museum was open, so we went to the Myths of Bengal exhibition there instead.

Xmas team event at Jongleurs Comedy Club. Comedians excellent, beer good, wine mediocre, food poor. Great night out but eat before you go there.

Breakfast service was a bit slow,but otherwise excellent.

This was our 1st International @ Twickenham and we were with 2 guys who knew their way around. The only fault was on checking in at the hotel. Superbreak had only fax'd 1 room reservation instead of 2 and the Hotel was fully booked. Fortunately the receptionist was able to resolve the error

We walked from our hotel in Richmond along the River Thames tow path into Twickenham to see the Rolling Stones in concert later that evening. We crossed the footbridge in Twickenham over to Eel Pie Island but there was very little to see here other than a jumble of cottages. We were rather hoping that there would be a nice riverside walk around the island but alas no. We went inland and had a drink in the Eel Pie Public House which from all accounts does excellent food and some unusual ales.

Express Holiday Inn is a great hotel for business travellers - good location on the river, central but quiet. There isn't a restaurant in the hotel, but a couple of good restaurants in the waterfront development. Would definitely say there again.