Luxury Bed and Breakfast, B&B Accommodation in London, England

Wolsey Lodges in London

113 Pepys Road, London, England - Luxury Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation This distinguished house sits above a carpet of twinkling London lights overlooking the landscaped Telegraph Hill Park. read more >>

77 St Gabriels Road, London, England - Luxury Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation

Appearances can be so deceptive! What seems to be just a quiet, residential street is actually harbouring a fabulous bed and breakfast experience. The stylish (and original) Arts and Crafts features have been accentuated to make this a house that appeals on many levels. The house was built c1912 and has been the family home for many years. Since Linn took over she has added a full width conservatory to provide a wonderfully light and airy space where she serves breakfast.
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79 Greencroft Gardens, London, England - Luxury Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation This Edwardian, redbrick semi-detached house is situated in a quiet, secluded residential road, with off street parking and is the perfect base from which to explore the attractions of the Capital. read more >>

Flat 1A, Alvington House, 42 Marryat Road, Wimbledon, London, England - Luxury Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation

Tucked away in the heart of Wimbledon village is an exquisite Edwardian house, home to Ronnie and Sue Dunbar and affable Labrador, Wallace. This large house is split into four apartments and Flat 1A spreads out across the ground floor to a bright conservatory overlooking the gardens. The All England Lawn Terrace Club is on the doorstep, Wimbledon Common is just a short stroll away and you are rarely more than a few minutes from designer shops and cafes aplenty.
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Rising Sun, 22a Westside Common, Wimbledon, London, England - Luxury Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation

Rising Sun is a most individual and unusual Wolsey Lodge. The atmosphere is serene and the house is filled with wonderful paintings and art – the work of your hosts John and Carol. Built in 1730 as an Inn, it enjoys delightful rural views and superb walks over Wimbledon Common and is so peaceful and tranquil it's hard to believe you are just a few minutes from the centre of Wimbledon with its fashionable shops and restaurants. There are two artists' studios on the first floor where new work is always in progress.
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