In the heart of Wimbledon, Antoinette Hotel is on The Broadway, just 900 metres from Wimbledon Station. With free secure parking and free Wi-Fi, there is also a quiet roof garden to enjoy.
As Wimbledon's largest hotel, The Antoinette has spacious rooms with air conditioning and a plasma-screen TV. All rooms have a work desk and an en suite bathroom, and tea and coffee facilities are also available.
The Lambourne Bar & Grill serves daily specials and a variety of grilled dishes. Food is made from locally sourced produce, and there is a late menu available until 02:00.
Antoinette is centrally located for the Wimbledon tennis championships. Centre Court Shopping Mall is half a mile away, while Wimbledon Village and theatre are both a 5-minute walk from the building. Guests receive discounted rates at the nearby YMCA fitness studio.
Hotel Information
The Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon can offer a relaxing weekend break whilst being within easy reach of central London. Tickets to Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Hampton Court Palace and Grounds, the Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum are available for purchase.
Enjoy a leisurely 3-course meal or bar snack in the Brasserie restaurant.
Surrounding Area
Wimbledon is a vibrant town with a modern shopping centre and theatres. The village area boasts boutique shops.
Transport
By Car
- The A3 can be reached by car in 15 minutes, and it connects to the M25.
By Public Transport;
Wimbledon Station has a frequent train/Underground service to Central London. Also located close by is South Wimbledon Underground station. Wimbledon is well-served by buses.
Restaurants
Dining facilities at the hotel include the Lambourne Bar & Grill, which offers a selection of pub classics and restaurant-style dishes from the open kitchen. Dishes are made with the freshest seasonal ingredients available locally.
The Rosewater Restaurant serves a full English/continental buffet breakfast and there is also a cafe lounge and late food menu.
Important
Diners Club and American Express cards are not accepted.
