Arlington B & B

33 Arlington Road, St Margarets, Twickenham, Greater London, TW1 2AZ
Telephone: 020 8287 7492
Fax: 020 8287 7492
Mobile: 07974428241
English Tourism Council 4 Stars

E-mail Establishment 33 Arlington Road, Twickenham, Garden

Convenient & affordable accommodation close to Richmond, Twickenham & Heathrow with excellent public transport connections into London (Waterloo 25 minutes). Off street parking is available.

Arlington B and B is a friendly home in a quiet residential area. Accommodation is offered in two pleasant rooms on the ground floor with adjacent shower room. An extensive breakfast buffet is served in our bright conservatory overlooking the garden.

Awarded a 'four diamond' rating by the English Tourism Council, it will particularly appeal to garden lovers, who will enjoy our large and delightful garden.

DOUBLE ROOM

SINGLE ROOM

Each room has colour TV, tea/coffee facilities, writing desk with make-up mirror and hair dryer. The single room has a private door on to the garden. Towels, soaps and toilet requisites provided. On-line PC available. We regret no smoking or pets ( sorry! )

33 Arlington Road, Twickenham, Conservatory

A buffet breakfast is served in our
bright conservatory overlooking the garden

Continental Breakfast Menu

Cereals
Fruit yoghurts
Grapefruit segments or prunes
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Choice of fruit juices
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Sliced cheese and ham
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Selection of bakery items, which may include
brown or white bread toast, croissants, muffins
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Preserves and honey
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Choice of teas, herbal teas, coffees
and hot chocolate
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Fresh fruit

LOCAL INFORMATION

33 Arlington Road, Twickenham, Richmond upon Thames

Richmond upon Thames is a picturesque London Borough, boasting some of the most beautiful rural surroundings, great houses and gardens to be found in the capital. With its many parks, access to the river, museums, galleries and historical houses, Richmond upon Thames will appeal to all tastes and interests.

Shopping facilities in Richmond are exceptionally varied, with its numerous high street shops and designer boutiques. The narrow lanes adjacent to Richmond Green are particularly interesting, with many small craft and book shops, as well as numerous coffee shops, pubs and restaurants.

HISTORIC BUILDINGS . . .
Of the historic palaces and houses of the area, undoubtedly the most impressive is Hampton Court Palace, which has stood on the banks of the Thames for over 500 years. But no visit to Richmond is complete without taking time to visit the other famous houses in the area - Marble Hill House, Ham House, Osterley Park, Chiswick House, Syon Park, Hogarth House and others.

PARKS AND OPEN SPACES
With the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, two Royal Parks and 21 miles of riverbank, the area is extremely popular with walkers and ramblers. A fifteen minute walk from Arlington B and B will bring you to beautiful Richmond Park, where large herds of deer still wander freely. For a gentler stroll, only two minutes walk will enable you to access the River Thames.

33 Arlington Road, Twickenham, Riverbank

WALKERS AND CYCLISTS . . .
Both the Thames Path (providing easily accessible walking access from the Cotswolds through to the Thames Barrier) and the Thames Cycle Route/London Cycle Network are within a few hundred yards of our home.

FOR GARDEN LOVERS . . .
Apart from the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, Richmond allows easy access to three absolutely vital visits for anyone with even the slightest interest in gardening - the Museum of Garden History, the Chelsea Physic Garden and the Royal Horticultural Society gardens at Wisley. In addition, the area boasts a number of splendid gardens participating in The National Gardens Scheme (the 'yellow book').

FOR SPORTS LOVERS . . .
The name Twickenham is synonymous with Rugby, and the internationally recognised home of English Rugby Union. For anyone with an interest in the sport, a visit to the Twickenham Rugby Ground and the Museum of Rugby is a must, whilst the Harlequins Rugby ground is a few hundred yards' away.

HOW TO FIND US

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Arlington B and B is just five minutes walk from St Margarets train station (Waterloo 25 minutes) or twenty minutes walk from Richmond Train Station (London Underground and SouthWest Trains from Waterloo). From Richmond Station you can take the H37 bus to Rosslyn Road, junction of St Margarets Road, which is two minutes walk from Arlington B and B. Alternatively, take a taxi which costs about £4.00.

BY CAR
From London
From Hammersmith on the A4 to the first roundabout (Hogarth Roundabout ) - take the A316 road signposted Richmond across Chiswick Bridge and then Twickenham Bridge. Turn left at the first roundabout after Twickenham Bridge, past St Margarets Station on the right and take the third left (Rosslyn Road) and first left into Arlington Road. No 33 is at the far end on the left, before the road curves to the right.

From the M3 motorway
The M3 going towards London becomes the A316 at Sunbury-on-Thames - proceed to the fourth roundabout and turn right, past St Margarets Station on right and take the third left (Rosslyn Road) and first left into Arlington Road. Arlington B and B is at the far end on the left, before the road curves to the right.

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