Hampton by Hilton London Croydon
4 StarsBoxpark Croydon entertainment access, Modern fitness and cardio suite
Boxpark Croydon entertainment access, Modern fitness and cardio suite
East Croydon station proximity, Family-friendly dining perks
Central Croydon transport hub access, Spacious family room configurations
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East Croydon transport hub access, Modern suburban London retreat
Express Start breakfast buffet, Panoramic high-floor London views
Terrace Bar garden views, Manor House Restaurant dining
East Croydon station proximity, Upper floor urban views
Traditional English breakfast buffet, Versatile Dakota event suite
Customized breakfast experience, Colonnades Leisure Park setting
The Larder Restaurant and Lounge, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
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Secure on-site private parking, Ornate Bollywood-themed executive suites
Central Belgravia residential setting, Versatile family and club rooms
Outdoor activities and adventures, Scenic Lansdowne location
Historic country house setting, Grab & Go breakfast options
Compact fitness center, 24-hour self-service breakfast
Ancient Croham Hurst Woods access, Toby Carvery on-site dining
Fully equipped kitchenettes, East Croydon transport links
Dedicated fitness center, Thornton Heath neighborhood location
Apartment-style living with full kitchens, Proximity to East Croydon Station
Welcoming family-friendly accommodation, On-site bar for relaxation
Historic Croydon Airport Visitor Centre, Budget-friendly guesthouse stay
Modernised Victorian guest house, Private terrace or patio access
Victorian architectural style, Traditional bar area
Ideal for large group stays, Family-friendly amenities
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Croydon is located in Greater London, 11 miles south of the City. While Croydon isn’t necessarily everyone’s first choice for a weekend break, it has a surprising amount to offer visitors with a great choice of shops, restaurants and hotels as well as a fascinating history which dates back to the Domesday Book. The town benefits from excellent transport connections, with several railway stations such as East Croydon and West Croydon offering direct links to central London and Gatwick Airport. There’s also a modern tram network with services to Wimbledon and Beckenham.
Croydon is a great shopping destination thanks to its two large shopping centres and many independent traders. Centrale and Whitgift Shopping Centre are the places to head for indoor shopping; conveniently, they’re located opposite each other on North End, Croydon’s main pedestrianised road. The smaller of the two, Centrale, features department stores and clothes shops while Whitgift offers high-end stores and restaurants. For those seeking accommodation, there are also several hotels to choose from in this area. Another of Croydon’s shopping attractions is Surrey Street Market, located in the Old Town. It’s open from Monday to Saturday and numerous vendors sell fruit and vegetables and other produce here. This market is said to have been held on this site since the 13th-century, when the area used to be known as Butcher’s Row. Near East Croydon Station on George Street, Boxpark Croydon is the place to go for a huge range of cuisines and street foods.
It’s easy to get a sense of Croydon’s history by taking a walk around the streets in the town centre. Croydon Palace on Old Palace Road was a summer residence for Archbishops of Canterbury over many centuries. A school now occupies those parts of the Palace that still remain but on certain days it’s possible to take a tour of the site: one such day is Open House London Day when many historic buildings across the capital open their doors to visitors for free. Nearby is Croydon Minster, an historic church that was designated a Minster in May 2011. It was rebuilt in its current form after a fire in 1867 and is the resting place of six Archbishops of Canterbury. One of those is John Whitgift, a generous benefactor who created a charitable foundation in 1596 that still cares for people in the town today. Just under a mile away, the award-winning Croydon Park Hotel offers high-end accommodation.
Croydon Clocktower is an arts venue on Katherine Street that houses the Central Library, the David Lean Cinema and the Clocktower Café. It’s also home to the Museum of Croydon, which displays historic artefacts dating from the Roman era to more modern times with memorabilia from a local Ikea store and Crystal Palace FC. Two miles south of the town centre is the site of what used to be Croydon Airport, Britain’s first major airport. After the Second World War, Heathrow was chosen as London’s foremost airport, resulting in the closure of Croydon Airport. Fortunately, some of the airport’s buildings, which showcase Neoclassical architecture, have survived with a visitor centre now located in the former control tower. It features free tours, interactive displays, model aircraft and entertaining videos that explain the airport’s history. An upmarket hotel makes use of one of the other historic buildings and there is a selection of fast food restaurants and shops in the vicinity.
One of the most popular attractions in Croydon is Remembering 1916 – Life on the Western Front. Located in Haling Park near Whitgift School, it is a fascinating and poignant exhibition that explores the plight of soldiers on both sides of the First World War in the pivotal year of 1916. Through personal letters and artefacts, visitors get a small sense of what it was like to be a soldier fighting in devastating battles like the Somme and Verdun. There is also a selection of artworks from artists of the time depicting various themes from the war. For a change of pace, football fans visiting Croydon may want to take a trip to Selhurst Park, home of Crystal Palace FC. It is located two miles north of the town centre, with the nearest stations being Norwood Junction and Selhurst Station. There are also good accommodation options in this area with hotels and pubs offering rooms on Brigstock Road.
A few miles outside Croydon, Shirley Windmill is a picturesque attraction that offers a glimpse of a bygone era. It is usually open for guided tours on the first Sunday of each month between June and October as well as on Mill Days in May and on London Open House Day. Although it stopped being operational in 1890 with the advent of steam power, it retains many of its original features including its two mighty millstones. Golfers will be pleased to learn that there are several golf courses in the Croydon area, with Addington Golf Club particularly recommended for its stunning views and challenging greens. Less than an hour away by car, the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is well worth a visit with its picturesque hiking and cycling routes. In the same area, Royal Tunbridge Wells is a lovely historic town offering plenty of hotels and great restaurants too.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Croydon, with typical prices around ₱7,790 per night based on 156 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Croydon are usually highest during December, with typical prices around ₱9,202 per night.
Hotel prices in Croydon usually range from ₱3,591 per night to ₱11,821 per night, with typical prices around ₱8,329 per night.
Hotel prices in Croydon are typically lowest in November at around ₱7,790 per night, rising to around ₱9,202 per night in December.
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In Croydon, you might want to check out Hampton by Hilton London Croydon, London Croydon Aerodrome Hotel, Premier Inn London Croydon Town Centre, Premier Inn London Croydon - Purley A23. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Croydon, you might want to explore Flemings Mayfair - Small Luxury Hotel of the World, The Chancery Rosewood, The Exhibitionist Hotel, Cheval Three Quays. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Holiday Inn London - Sutton by IHG, Dukes Head Hotel, Travelodge London Bromley Town Centre, Travelodge London Wimbledon Central could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Croydon, check out Flemings Mayfair - Small Luxury Hotel of the World, Holiday Inn London - Kensington High St. By Ihg, Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge, The Chancery Rosewood – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Croydon, check out Holiday Inn London - Sutton by IHG, Park Grand Paddington Court, Crowne Plaza London Docklands By Ihg, Holiday Inn London - Kensington High St. By Ihg – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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