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A multi-story building with a classic architectural style, featuring a central entrance with a clock above it.

1. The Chamberlain Hotel

London City Centre

Pamela J

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25 Oct - 26 Oct

A building with a reception area and a sign that reads "The Fix & Goose."

2. The Fox & Goose Hotel

Ealing

ABRAHAM

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1 Nov - 2 Nov

A fireplace with a log fire, surrounded by wooden furniture and a brick wall.

3. Red Lion Hotel, Hillingdon

Brunel

David

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30 Oct - 31 Oct

A traditional building with a reception area and multiple windows.

4. The White Hart Hotel

Hampton Wick

Cherri

includes taxes & fees

28 Oct - 29 Oct

A bar with a brick archway, beer taps, and a bartender.

5. The Wellington Hotel

London City Centre

Margaret

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A corner building with a sign reading "33" and "The Banquet House."

6. The Sanctuary House Hotel

London City Centre

frank

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25 Oct - 26 Oct

A grand lobby with a central bar, a staircase, and a chandelier.

7. Counting House

London City Centre

Alison

includes taxes & fees

25 Oct - 26 Oct

A traditional building with a sign reading "The Mad Hatter." It features classic architecture with arched windows and a black iron fence.

8. The Mad Hatter Hotel

London City Centre

Jennifer

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30 Oct - 31 Oct

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Top Balham Hotel Reviews

Royal Garden Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Modern refurbished hotel in a great location on the edge of Kensington Gardens. Lovely room, comfortable bed, and great service throughout. The only minor points were no iron/boards in rooms and lack of dressing mirror near a power socket in the room. Overall, we loved it."

Royal National Hotel

8/10 Good

"I stayed at The Royal National Hotel for one night on Wednesday 7 October. For the price I paid (£120 for the room, although breakfast was an additional £30 (what?!), bringing the total to £150), I can’t really complain. The room was a double overlooking the forecourt. Surprisingly, noise was minimal, although I can imagine it gets considerably noisier at weekends. The en-suite was perfectly adequate, too. My only gripes were the rather weak shower pressure and the fact that the water never quite reached a temperature I would have liked. What really let the stay down, however, was the breakfast offering. The whole operation could best be described as school dinners. Guests have to queue to be seated, with staff chaperoning people around the breakfast room. In all honesty, I’ve never experienced anything quite like it in a hotel. The room itself was noisy, and there was yet another queue for the breakfast buffet. I found the whole experience rather off-putting, so I decided not to bother with breakfast and instead stave off the hunger until lunchtime. Overall, I’d describe my stay as very Travelodge-esque. For the price, you can’t complain too much, but I would certainly have preferred the more relaxed ambience of a Premier Inn! Just don’t pay the extra THRITY QUID for breakfast and instead spend that money in a more relaxing cafe nearby."

St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London

10/10 Excellent

"All the staff was very friendly and helpful throughout our entire stay. The room was very nice and well appointed. We would definitely stay here again. I would say the only downside was the lack of closet space for hanging clothes and lacked any storage space in the bathroom. We had to get inventive."

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

8/10 Good

"Great shower! Beauty rooms were a bust. Overall, noisier--maybe they were herding elephants above us? But also some rumbles were surely the subway beneath-- than we had hoped, and dimmer--too dimly lit-- in common spaces. The room was sufficient, except only bring your closest confidants, the bathroom has ZERO privacy! The beds were comfortable. Price was right for us, if you don't mind the chaos of Picadilly Circus, you can spend your savings on £5 cans of Coke..."

Find out more about Balham

Visiting Balham

Balham is a welcoming neighbourhood that travellers like for its coffee shops. You might consider a stop at London Sewing Machine Museum while you're checking out the city. Balham has hotels to suit everyone's tastes, and makes a great base for exploring the sights in and around London.

Staying in Balham

You’ll get to choose from several accommodation options in Balham, and travellers enjoy these top picks:

Balham Lodge: 3-star guesthouse featuring free breakfast, free WiFi and free self-parking. Our guests enjoy the guesthouse's spacious rooms and breakfast.
Gateway Hotel: 3-star hotel featuring free WiFi and parking. Expedia travellers like this hotel's comfortable rooms and helpful staff.

Balham may not have hotels or other lodging options to fit your needs, but there are other places to consider in London. Clapham is a neighbourhood that travellers love for its fantastic nightlife. This neighbourhood has 63 hotels and other accommodation options for you to choose from, including these favourites:

The Windmill: 3.5-star hotel featuring a restaurant, a bar/lounge and free WiFi. Our guests enjoy the hotel's spacious rooms and central location.
Chelsea Guest House: 3-star guesthouse featuring free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Our guests rate this guesthouse highly for its spacious rooms and walkable location.

Exploring This London Neighbourhood

You might want to spend some time browsing the exhibits at London Sewing Machine Museum, Brixton Windmill or Pump House Gallery during your stay in Balham. Battersea Park and Wimbledon Tennis Club are a couple of other sights to visit in the neighbourhood.

Clapham is a nearby neighbourhood with attractions like Clapham Common, Holy Trinity Church and Clapham High Street. While you're in London, you may also want to think about a visit to Landor Theatre.

Getting Around Balham and the Greater London Area

For a quick way to explore the city, catch a ride on metro transit at Balham Underground Station, Clapham South Underground Station or Tooting Bec Underground Station. If you want to venture out of town, London Wandsworth Balham Station is the closest train station. You can also catch a ride at London Wandsworth Common Station.

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Our top choices for Balham Fullers Inns

1. The Chamberlain Hotel

2. The Fox & Goose Hotel

3. Red Lion Hotel, Hillingdon

4. The White Hart Hotel

5. The Wellington Hotel

6. The Sanctuary House Hotel

7. Counting House

8. The Mad Hatter Hotel

9. The Drayton Court Hotel

10. The Swan Hotel

Top Balham Hotel Reviews

Royal Garden Hotel

Royal National Hotel

St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London

Otherwander Soho Pod Hotel (ADULTS ONLY)

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Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

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Change your mind

Treat yourself

Be picky

Check prices for these dates

Our top choices for Balham Fullers Inns

1. The Chamberlain Hotel

2. The Fox & Goose Hotel

3. Red Lion Hotel, Hillingdon

4. The White Hart Hotel

5. The Wellington Hotel

6. The Sanctuary House Hotel

7. Counting House

8. The Mad Hatter Hotel

9. The Drayton Court Hotel

10. The Swan Hotel

Top Balham Hotel Reviews

Royal Garden Hotel

Find out more about Balham

Visiting Balham

Staying in Balham

Exploring This London Neighbourhood

Getting Around Balham and the Greater London Area

Explore a world of travel with Expedia