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Best Western Lodge Hotel London England 52-54 Upper Richmond Road, Putney London England UK SW15 2RN Hotel Rating: Reserve Inquire View Rates

The Lodge is the only Best Western AA Four Diamond hotel located in Putney, South West London (south of the river). The hotel boasts 65 ensuite bedrooms, The Conservatory Turf Club Restaurant offering a relaxing breakfast, There is The Sportsman's Bar with a charming lounge area and a large car park and garden.

This privately owned hotel of character is a rare find in Putney, so close to central London and plays host to a large number of weddings and private banquets and corporate seminars and events. Facilities include a conference and banqueting suite and plenty of space for activities such as bar-b-q`s, wedding/function photographs and corporate team building games during conferences. Show Map ACCOMMODATION: The Best Western Lodge Hotel in Putney, South West London has 65 bedrooms, varying in size and character. Most rooms have their own individual style, typical of a traditional, independent hotel of a 3 star quality. Room reservations can be made for single occupancy or for 2, 3 or 4 persons, depending on the size of the room. For all room types , different tariffs are available in addition to our published prices - there are also special rates for corporate bookings, long stays and at weekends. Available for single occupancy or for 2 persons in a standard double or twin. All the rooms at the Lodge are en-suite, also with tea & coffee facilities, hairdryer, clock radio, TV with satellite channels and direct dial telephone, enabled for internet access. Some standard rooms have only bath or shower. There are 3 Executive Suites, which are larger rooms with more space and a sitting area and extra amenities such as minibar. Suites can sleep up to 4 persons. Executive rooms are slightly more luxurious with extra amenities such as trouser press, digital phones with direct dial incoming and internet access, iron & ironing board and a bath & shower. HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: The Lodge Hotel in Putney is privately owned and houses 65 ensuite bedrooms, the Turf Club Restaurant and attractive conservatory, the Sportsman's bar and lounge and a multi-functional conference and banqueting suite. The reception area creates a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere, typical of an independent hotel committed to first class customer service. The character of the building and the style of the decor and furnishings throughout, all add to the warmth of a traditional 3 star hotel. Superb comfort - convenient location - excellent value! The Hotel reception is open 24 hours a day where many services are available, such as: • Photocopying/ faxing/ general stationery. • Safety deposit boxes for your valuables. • Mail and messages for guests. • Irons/ ironing boards/ umbrellas/ adaptors. • Toiletries/ first aid supplies. • General/local information.