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Ham Street, Ham, Richmond upon Thames, London TW10 7RS

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Richmond Hill Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 78% off from £63
Richmond Hill Richmond-upon-Thames Surrey, TW10 6RW | 23 minutes walkfrom Ham House & Garden
Richmond Hill Hotel offers you the best of both worlds, a classic setting and a contemporary hotel. Steeped in history, character and charm the 17th Century More

Kingston Lodge Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 86% off from £67
94 Kingston Hill, KT2 7NP | 2.4 milesfrom Ham House & Garden
This 4 star hotel has 63 elegantly decorated bedrooms with contemporary amenities; many of the rooms have their own balcony facing the landscaped gardens. More

London Syon Park, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Room - Balconys: 77% off from £191
Syon Park, TW8 8JF | 2.4 milesfrom Ham House & Garden
Seven miles from the city centre, London Syon Park brings a touch of contemporary luxury to London's urban countryside with 137 elegant rooms and suites, all More

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Hotels near Ham House & Garden

Perched on the edge of the River Thames, this 17th-century Stuart mansion combines extensive formal gardens with a lavish interior that belies the house's historical significance. In 1626 Ham House became the property of William Murray, a lifelong supporter of Charles I, and thus emerged as a hotbed of Civil War politics and Restoration court intrigue. Boasting important collections of textiles, furniture and paintings, a celebrated Cherry Garden and a formal listed avenue of over 250 trees, the house and grounds have hardly changed since conception. These delightful gardens are said to contain the oldest Christ's Thorn bush in the country. The mansion's occupants have also changed little over the years - Ham House is reputedly one of the most haunted houses in Britain.