Wimbledon will forever be associated with strawberries, cream, Pimms and tennis. But there are plenty of other reasons to book one of our Wimbledon hotels. This corner of South West London is well connected without being in the thick of the city, has plenty of places to eat, drink and shop, plus it’s close to some lovely green spaces.
Hotels in Wimbledon
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London Wimbledon (Broadway)
The Centre Court Shopping centre is right on your doorstep and packed with high street stores and cafes, if you fancy bargain-hunting. Get a taste of the local culture with a trip to Wimbledon Village, enjoy a relaxing walk on Wimbledon Common, and sport-lovers won't want to miss a tour of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum.
London Wimbledon South
(1.3 miles)
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London Twickenham East
(6.7 miles)
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London Twickenham Stadium
(6.7 miles)
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London Putney Bridge
(3.2 miles)
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London Wandsworth
(2.4 miles)
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What to do in Wimbledon
Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
Charting the history of lawn tennis from a garden pastime to multimillion-pound professional sport, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum showcases modern and historic memorabilia, video footage, 3D films, interactive consoles and a hologram of John McEnroe.
Wimbledon Common
You might not see any Wombles but you will enjoy a lovely stroll about the open space. It has woodland, a windmill and a golf course.
Richmond Park
Who’d have thought there were deer this close to London? As the largest of the Royal Parks, there’s plenty of ground and wildlife to explore. Make sure you stop off in one of the well-thought-of cafes.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Otherwise known as Kew Gardens, here you can see a vast range of rare and beautiful plants and flowers in their glorious seasonal colours. There’s also a treetop walk, Victorian glasshouses, the Arboretum, royal buildings, woods and more.