Holiday Inn London - Brentford Lock LOCAL AREA

Visit the beautiful and world famous Royal Botanic Kew Gardens. Home to over 50,000 living plants found across the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 300-acre gardens are home to the World’s largest Victorian glasshouse, visit diverse living plants in every corner from the Arboretum to the Alpine Rock Garden. Walks and tours take place daily, and they have an exciting calendar of events throughout the year.

Built on the site of a medieval abbey sits one of London’s hidden treasures, just an 11-minute walk from us. Syon House has a fascinating history and houses a magnificent collection of paintings and furniture. The Capability Brown-designed gardens and 200 acres of parkland provide an escape from urban life; the Great Conservatory features several exotic plants, while the tranquil lake attracts a variety of wildlife.

Visit the home of England Rugby with a visit to Twickenham Stadium and see select areas of the stadium from the players’ tunnel, which takes you pitch side, to the England dressing room. Finish your visit with a self-guided tour of the award-winning World Rugby Museum.

Don’t miss a visit to The Musical Museum, which tells the changing story of how people have captured and listened to music over the last four centuries. With an impressive array of historical instruments on display, it’s highly recommended you join a tour led by the engaging and knowledgeable team.

Discover the story of London’s water supply at the London Museum of Water and Steam. With hands-on experiences and informative exhibits, there’s something for everyone. It makes a great day family day out.

With our situation on the lock, we encourage you to take a peaceful meander by the canalside to enjoy the tranquillity of the area. View the moored canal boats, look out for herons and enjoy exploring.

We are perfectly positioned for attending match days at Gtech Community Stadium, the home of Brentford Football Club. Just a 6 minute drive or a half-hour walk, we welcome fans to stay with us.

Roam the 2,500 acres of Richmond Park, London’s largest royal park. With its wide open spaces and herd of over 650 deer, the expansive park is a top UK site for ancient trees and rare species.