The Clarendon Hotel

Great bars, restaurants and boutique shops surround The Clarendon Hotel, and the Old Royal Observatory and Blackheath Train Station are not far away. There is a car park at the front and back of the hotel, and local car parks and on-street parking are nearby. The hotel offers the Meridian Restaurant, Nautical Chart Bar, first-rate room service and full conference and banqueting facilities.

Hotel Services

Concierge Services

24 hour security watch
24-Hour Front Desk
Porter Service (24 hour)
Currency exchange
Left Luggage / Storage Facilities
Post/Parcel Service
Dry Cleaning / Laundry Service
Guest Laundry Facilities

Free car park
Nearby Pay to Park
Self Parking
Truck / HGV Parking
Local Taxi Company - Blackheath cars - 8 kms
Tel No. of Taxi Company:020 8318 7555

Children's Services

Childrens Menus
Cots / Cribs
High Chairs

Business Services

Meeting Facilities
Computer Rental
Internet access
Email access
Microsoft Office
Black & White photocopying
Document laminating
Fax service
TV & Video hire
Audio equipment
Flip Charts
Secretarial Services

Beauty and Body Care

Beauty Treatments - .5 kms
Aromatherapy - .5 kms
Massage - .5 kms
Facial Treatments - .5 kms
Barber / Beauty Services - .5 kms
Nail Salon - .5 kms
Sunbed - .5 kms

Dining and Entertainment

Restaurant
Lounge / Bar

Sports and Relaxation

Directions

Motorway or Main Road: A2
Juntion No: Shooters Hill Roundabout
Airport: London - City Airport is 5 miles from the hotel
Airport: London - Heathrow is situated 60 miles from The The Clarendon Hotel
Airport: London - Gatwick is 50 miles near the hotel
Port / Ferrycrossing: Woolwich
Port / Ferrycrossing: Folkstone
Major Train Station:Waterloo
Local Train Station: Blackheath
Underground Station: Lewisham

Village parking rules: Free parking Monday to Saturday from 19:00 to 09:00. Weekend parking is free from Saturday 19:00 to 09:00 Monday (this applies to single yellow, resident and business bays). Off-street parking is in Prince Charles Road and All Saints Drive (in front of the hotel) and South Row, which is to the right of the hotel by the Princess of Wales Pub and pond. To get to the rear of the hotel, turn right when coming out of the front hotel car park, drive 100 metres until you arrive at the Princess of Wales Pub. Drive alongside the pub and take the first turning on the right (South Row). You will then arrive at the back of the hotel where there is a small car park. The rear entrance is not suitable access for wheelchairs. The front entrance has 2 disabled car bays and a disabled ramp to enter the hotel. By Car (from the North, the M1 and the M11): - Take the M25. - Leave the M25 motorway at junction 27. - Take the A12 to the Blackwall Tunnel. - When you come through the Blackwall Tunnel, continue on this road (A102) until you see an exit signposted A2 Central London. - This is Shooters Hill roundabout; take the 3rd exit towards Central London (A2). - Continue on this road through 2 major traffic light junctions until you reach a roundabout on Blackheath; take the 1st exit onto Prince Charles Road - the hotel is at the end of this road. By Car (from the South and East - M23 - A2/M2 - M20). - Take the M25. - Leave the M25 motorway at junction 2. - Join the A2 towards Central London. - Exit for A2 Central London onto Shooters Hill roundabout. - Then, as above. By Car (from Central London): - Drive towards Westminster Bridge. - Continue towards Elephant and Castle, then the New Kent Road followed by the Old Kent Road (A2). - Continue until you reach Blackheath Hill; at the top of this hill you will reach a roundabout on Blackheath (approx 500 metres after the top of the hill). Take the 3rd exit which is Prince Charles Road, the hotel is at the end of this road. By Public Transport (from London City Airport): Take the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) 2 stops to Woolwich Arsenal and change to the main-line National Rail train service to Blackheath Village.

Please note that all direction instructions will be included in the reservation confirmation e-mail that you recieve after the booking has been completed

How to Book

Our instant, online booking service is fast, convenient and secure. We keep our availability up-to-the-minute so you can book your hotel online with complete confidence. You may book as many rooms as you like for any dates that you need. Once you have made your reservation, you will receive confirmation by email with our details and directions - all you need to do is turn up!

You will then need to select the dates you wish to stay for, and then go on to choose your rooms. You'll also need to provide us with your contact information and credit card details. Credit card details are required as a guarantee - your card is not charged until you finish your stay at the hotel.

How to cancel

If you need to cancel a booking please go to the cancellation page. After you have made a booking you will recieve a reservation confirmation e-mail with a link to this cancellation page. All you need to do is enter your email address - you will then be shown your current bookings. To cancel a booking follow the simple instructions. This will inform us of the cancellation, and send you a confirmation email. Please note a cancellation charge may apply, depending on how far in advance you make the cancellation.

For further information about the security of your information and our privacy policy, please follow the links below.

Hotel Policies

Checkin & Checkout

Check in hours are from 14:00 and onwards.
Check out is required before 11:00 hours.

Children

All children are charged at adult rates

Payment

The following credit cards are accepted:

Reservations

CANCELLATION POLICY: null COMMENTS: When booking more than 7 nights, different policies and additional supplements may apply. The owner of the card used to make the booking will need to be present at check-in.

Local Attractions

Royal Obsevatory Greenwich

Founded as a scientic institution for Navigation research by Charles 11 in 1675, the Observatory is home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Among its most valued possessions are the clocks developed by John Harrison to determine longtitude at sea. FOC

National Maritime Museum

Britain's seafaring heritage is dramatically recreated in galleries with maritime treasures and artefacts. The stories of naval battles, of famous mariers and explorers and the life of Admiral Lord Nelson are vividly brought to life. FOC

Old Royal Navel College

Christopher Wrens's baroque buildings were built 300 years ago as the Greenwich Hospital. Before this, Greenwich Palace. The buildings now house Greenwich University and Trinity College of Music. The Painted Hall & Chapel. FOC

Cutty Sark

The last of the great Tea Clippers was built in Scotland in 1869. Initally she sailed between London and China, but later was re-rooted onto the wool run from Australia. In the 1880's she was the fastest sailing shop of her day.

Guest Reviews

An Anonymous Guest gave The Clarendon Hotel a rating of Good

"Location is excellent with bars & restaurants close by."

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Mark from Halifax United Kingdom;GB gave The Clarendon Hotel a rating of Good

"Excellent location, close to bars and restaurants."

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"Room was a bit too small."

Barnard from Milton Keynes United Kingdom;GB gave The Clarendon Hotel a rating of Good

"Booking was easy and the directions clear and easy to follow. I got a larger room than anticipated and liked the building, with its imposing Georgian facade overlooking the open heath. The hotel is very well situated. I was working locally, but there is very easy access to London Docklands (with a good view of Canary Wharf from the heath). Blackheath Village is one of London's really interesting neighbourhoods, with Georgian houses and a strong village feel, despite its urban location. There are many interesting pubs and restaurants, and Blackheath even has its own micro-brewery! The hotel restaurant is adequate, and you get proper linen napkins, etc., but there is a good range of places to eat locally. Hotel staff were efficient and helpful. Parking can be a problem, but staff will guide you to parking in the area, which is free after 7.00 pm. Booking on line is much cheaper than the alternatives and offers very good value, particularly for a hotel of this quality in a fashionable part of South London."

"Interesting building in a very good location, overlooking the heath and a few minutes from Blackheath village. I'd booked a single room, but was given a double for the same price, which was spacious. Staff were unfailingly polite and helpful."

"All the major things were good. Hotel restaurant is adequate, but no better given the price charged for an evening meal. There are many good places to eat in Blackheath village."

An Anonymous Guest gave The Clarendon Hotel a rating of Adequate

"The location was excellent, only a short walk from several pubs, restaurants and shops. Breakfast was very good."

"The Clarendon feels dated and the rooms are clearly in need of refurbishment."

michael from Lower Stretton United Kingdom;GB gave The Clarendon Hotel a rating of Good

"The hotel was busy due to the added burden of the 1st Ashes test taking place, but the staff coped well. Blackheath itself is an increasinlgy busy and popular village with many modern shops and cafes and fantastic restaurants."

"The room was large, airy and had a view across the heath. Excellent accomodation and very clean throughout. The staff were always on hand and their service was polite and friendly. An excellent hotel in a prime location for the village and local amenities."

"The shower units were functional but were obvioulsy dated and could do with being modernised"

Rooms

 Continental Breakfast

 Continental Breakfast

 Continental Breakfast

This room can accommodate an extra bed on request. Please specify bedding preference when booking.

Please specify bedding preference when booking.