The Chase Lodge is a small townhouse hotel situated in a quiet residential part of 500 year old Hampton Wick village on the Thames. Just across the bridge is the bustling town of Kingston upon Thames, and minutes from the hotel is a fast rail link into Central London. Heathrow airport is 8 miles away.

The hotel has been run for the last 21 years by proprietor Denise Dove, now ably assisted by Lord Dibley, her Jack Russell terrier. Denise and Dibley welcome pets with their owners.

The Chase Lodge is an intimate, comfortable hotel enjoyed by leisure travellers and business visitors alike. All 12 rooms have been individually designed to a very high standard with traditional and antique furnishings and include two four poster bed suites. 21st century technology is present with satellite televisions and free wireless internet connections in all rooms, which are also ensuite, some with Jacuzzi and Steam Room facilities. Room rates include tax and full continental buffet breakfast.

The hotel has a fully licensed bar. The Courtyard is an intimate restaurant attached to the hotel and also open to non-residents for breakfast, lunch and dinner and coffee throughout the day. The restaurant offers a traditional Sunday Lunch and also caters for private functions, weddings, meetings and business conferences and product launches. The event capacity is 45 seated or 80 for a buffet.

Holiday visitors will find the hotel centrally located for a number of quality attractions such as Hampton Court Palace, River Thames boat cruises, Kew Gardens, Bushy Park, Twickenham Rugby Ground, Wimbledon All England Tennis Club and the excellent shopping and leisure facilities of historic Kingston upon Thames.

For business travellers the hotel is an oasis of calm, yet close to the West End and City of London and they frequently return to us as they appreciate the high standards of comfort and personal service, as well as being so centrally located for the many centres of commerce in the area South West of London. Ladies travelling alone appreciate being in a small, personal establishment and are made especially welcome.