Chiswick offers guests a beautiful setting to enjoy their stay in London with a range of opportunities to explore and see. Providing a villagey feel in the capital, Chiswick is home to leafy roads and indie shops.

 This affluent suburb is home to a range of high-street and designer shops, from Waterstones to an assortment of charity shops, there is retail therapy available for all types of budgets and interests. One of the main tourist attractions is the Chiswick house and gardens. Built between 1726 – 1729, the stunning architecture of this property is a magnificent example of 18-century British architecture. Along with the beautifully manicured lawns, Chiswick house and gardens became the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement. A definite “must-see” for all visitors and an incredible day out in Chiswick, taking you away from the hustle and bustle of the city. 

After a wonderful day seeing sights and shopping, Chiswick provides guests with a diverse variety of eateries, from modern European cuisine to Argentinian barbecue. Chiswick offers a number of tube and train stations around the area, so there is always easy access to explore the surrounding districts and the City. Both Chiswick Park tube and Chiswick train station offer access to this beautiful suburb.