Camden, London
Free WiFi, Family rooms, Non-smoking rooms
" 6.5 km from Sutton "
£145
B&B Tooting Broadway 272 & 294
B&B Tooting Broadway 272 & 294, London
Free WiFi, Family rooms, Non-smoking rooms
" 7.6 km from Sutton "
£60
Chessington Hotel offers rooms with air conditioning, a desk and power shower. It is an ideal meeting venue, with 6 meeting rooms and easy access from the M25. Heathrow and Gatwick airports are within a 35.4 km radius. This modern hotel with a stylish safari theme is located at the Chessington World of Adventures Resort. There is free parking and free WiFi in public areas. We have family rooms that have a separate children’s sleeping area with a flat-screen TV with popular kids’ channels.
The hotel is conveniently situated off highway A24, directly between the towns of North Cheam and Ewell and just 3.2 km from central Epsom. From there you can take the subway into central London. After your day out, you can enjoy a delicious meal at the hotel’s relaxed on-site restaurant. Luxurious and impeccable though it is, you will find that The Nonsuch Park Hotel has a refreshingly relaxed manner that is mirrored by the friendly courtesy of the staff. The hotel has set out to create a great concept in hospitality, offering a homey atmosphere, good food and well-designed, spacious bedrooms.
Featuring a traditional Victorian pub, Dukes Head Hotel offers bedrooms with attached bathroom, free Wi-Fi and free parking. Wallington Rail Station is nearby, offering direct links to London Victoria Station. Each air-conditioned room at the friendly Dukes Head Hotel features Sky TV and tea/coffee facilities. Overlooking Wallington Green, the cozy bar at the Dukes Head features a range of beers, log fires and a traditional British food menu. Croydon is located 2.9 mi away, while Richmond is 11 mi from the property. Both Heathrow Airport and Gatwick airport are within 16 mi away.
The outer borough, Sutton lies on the southern perimeter of Greater London.Sutton is outlined by Kingston Upon Thames in the North, Surrey in the South and West and by Croydon in its East.Sutton has about 15% of the populace from the ethnic minority.The precinct has no Underground stations but it is served by 10 railway stations connecting the district with the Central London stations.Sutton has 1,600 roads that make up 400km in distance.The borough of Sutton was framed in 1965 by the aggregation of urban areas of Beddington, Wallington, Sutton and Cheam and Carshalton.The London Borough of Sutton incorporates Wallington, Belmont, Lower Cheam, Hackbridge, Cheam, Sutton, Carshalton, Rosehill, Worcester Park, Wrythe, Little Woodcote, Waddon and Woodmansterne.
Sutton has its population of about 190,100.Sutton is one of the greenest boroughs of London, with 16 parks and 607 hectares of green spaces.Five parks of Sutton have received a Green flag award.The borough has highest densities of tree covering more than 190,000 trees.Sutton has 2 theatres,9 public libraries and a range of grade II recorded heritage edifices, incorporating the Honeywood Museum, Church of St Mary the Virgin, Little Holland House, Honeywood Museum and Whitehall.The precinct has a vibrant business community with over 6,600 businesses.The economic activity rate of Sutton is 78.3% which is quite higher than the London averages.Sutton is divided into 18 districts,each represented by 3 councillors.
Little Holland House was designed by its owner, Frank Reginald Dickinson in 1904.The Grade II listed house is decorated by Frank’s paintings, carvings, metalwork and handcrafted items. The Charles Cryer Studio Theatre is located in Carshalton.The theatre hosts drama, music shows, and a variety of productions from comedy to children’s favourites.Another theatre in Sutton is the Secombe Theatre lies in Cheam Road.The theatre has a main auditorium with 396 seats and a large multi-purpose room for hosting events.Sutton’s largest library, Sutton Library is situated near St Nicholas Church.The library was opened in 1975 and at present it has 4 storeys facilitating the needs of the readers.
Sutton is a lovely town with numerous attractions including the green venues of Manor Park, Rose Hill Park and Sutton Green.The visitors can shop in the Times Square Shopping Centre and St. Nicholas Shopping Centres of Sutton.Carew Manor and Sutton War Memorial are commendable attractions. The Honeywood museum, Sutton’s major historical centre resides in the Honeywood house, Carshalton Ponds.The museum narrates the glorious past of the borough with its historical collections that date back to the bronze age.The Sutton Life Centre was started in October 2010.The Life centre is a community facility framed for the welfare of the people in Sutton.The centre has a virtual street-lifezone, a library, a restaurant, clubs and much more. Cafes such as Brasserie Vacherin, Mandarin, The Spaghetti tree, Emperor Chinese Restaurant and much more, brings flavours of delicious food items at keen prices.
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