Raynes Park
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Hyde Park
Once the private hunting grounds of a king, London's most famous park is today a place where everyone can enjoy gardens, monuments and music performances.

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Buckingham Palace
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London Bridge
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Tower Bridge
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Raynes Park Hotel Deals

The Tower Hotel, by Thistle
A bit dated but good location and fantastic view from the room.
Reviewed on Feb 1, 2026

Royal National Hotel
Very good value. Bedroom was Spartan but extremely clean. Very comfortable bed. The vast hotel has all the amenities you need for a good business trip. Staff are exceptionally pleasant. Recommended.
Reviewed on Jan 28, 2026

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus
Basic but clean, helpful staff and great location.
Reviewed on Feb 1, 2026

Strand Palace Hotel
Superb hotel. Couldn't fault anything. Breakfast delicious and very central for what we were going to london for.
Reviewed on Feb 1, 2026

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge
Clean room
Reviewed on Jan 30, 2026

Royal Garden Hotel
Great service, clean spacious room. The shower door opened only to the inside and therefore for a large person it was very difficult to use. Of course there was a bathtub with a shower attachment, but no screen. Suggestion: either replace the shower door with one that opens to the outside or put ...
Reviewed on Jan 26, 2026
Other neighborhoods around Raynes Park

Chelsea
Museums, theaters, and shopping are just a few things travelers like about Chelsea. Sights like Royal Hospital Chelsea and Saatchi Gallery are spots to explore, and you can get around the greater London area at Sloane Square Underground Station.

South Kensington
Known for its fascinating museums and charming cafes, there's plenty to explore in South Kensington. Check out top attractions like Kensington High Street and Natural History Museum, and jump on the metro at South Kensington Underground Station or Gloucester Road Underground Station to see more of the city.

Kensington
Boasting a bustling commercial center at Kensington High Street, this area is home to renowned institutions like Imperial College London, Royal Albert Hall, and various museums. Well-connected by public transport, it offers diverse shopping options near South Kensington tube station.

Notting Hill
Enjoy the beautiful gardens in Notting Hill. Portobello Road Market is a worthwhile stop, and you can jump on the metro at Holland Park Underground Station or Ladbroke Grove Underground Station to see more of London.

City of Westminster
Home to iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, this bustling borough offers world-class shopping on Oxford Street and Regent Street, as well as vibrant nightlife in Soho. With 27 Underground stations, it's well-connected and walkable for residents and visitors alike.

Westminster
While you're in Westminster, take in top sights like Big Ben and jump on the metro at St. James's Park Underground Station to see more of the city.

![Waterloo - Salisbury train passing Raynes Park. View eastward, towards Wimbledon and Waterloo: ex-LSW Waterloo - Woking and the West main line; junction of the line to Epsom, Dorking etc. - controlled by the signalbox behind the locomotive. The 18.54 Waterloo - Salisbury semi-fast is headed by SR rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific No. 34048 'Crediton' (built 11/46, rebuilt 3/59, withdrawn 3/66). The view is from the Up main platform, Raynes Park having Up and Down sides staggered. [One of my few colour photographs of railways in those days].](https://images.trvl-media.com/place/179539/c4231239-9e43-490f-846e-af0135b41b89.jpg?impolicy=fcrop&w=1040&h=580&q=mediumHigh)
![Lake on Cannon Hill Common. View northward, off Cannon Hill Lane. [It seems to have no inlet or outlet, so where does the water come from?]](https://images.trvl-media.com/place/179539/a2d34adf-0685-47b6-91ad-fb6260a62932.jpg?impolicy=fcrop&w=1040&h=580&q=mediumHigh)


