All Hotels by Red Carnation in Mortlake - 2026 Updated Prices

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A rooftop patio with wicker furniture, a view of a cityscape, and a stone wall.

1. The Chesterfield Mayfair

London City Centre

Michael

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

A buffet table with various food items and decorative elements.

2. The Rubens at the Palace

London City Centre

Chris

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

An outdoor dining area with wicker furniture and potted plants. Tables are set with plates, glasses, and cutlery.

3. The Montague On The Gardens

London City Centre

Mark

includes taxes & fees

25 Oct - 26 Oct

A building with a brick facade, a wooden front door, and a balcony with black railings.

4. The Egerton House Hotel

London City Centre

Sharon

includes taxes & fees

20 Oct - 21 Oct

A grand hallway with a checkered floor, flanked by tall wooden paneling and two leather armchairs with cushions.

5. Hotel 41

London City Centre

Oksana

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

A historic building with ornate architecture, large windows, and a prominent entrance.

6. The Milestone Hotel

London City Centre

James

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

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Top Mortlake Hotel Reviews

Strand Palace Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great location and the best staff!"

Bluedaws Private Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We booked Bluedaws Hotel for our trip to London for two nights between 20th and 22nd September. We booked a family room for a group of 5.We went early on Sunday to drop our luggage where Nimko was helpful. We returned late Sunday evening whereby we were welcomed with a warm sincere smile of a young gentleman by the name of Prem who was ever so delighted to offer his assistance and explained everything to us. Prem was extremely helpful in bringing us a kettle, teabags, milk and cups to our room as well as extra towels.The following morning we went down for breakfast where we were welcomed by lovely members of staff who had the breakfast tables all laid out. We were offered tea, coffee, toast, eggs, bacon as well as a selection of cereals. The tables had a selection of jams available.At Bluedaws Hotel the breakfast which is inclusive is truly a 5 star experience.We were offered tea and coffee to our rooms after breakfast also, which was extremely generous.The following evening Prem greeted us on our return and was all too happy to assist us with whatever we needed on our room.Overall our experience at Bluedaws Hotel was exceptional. The location is fantastic as it is about 3 to 4 minutes away from Paddington station and Hyde Park.The hotel is very clean. I would highly recommend this hotel as the ideal and best option in terms of ticking all the boxes which include amazing price, delicious breakfast to set your day, central location, great service, good hygiene and cleanliness."

Moxy London Piccadilly Circus

8/10 Good

"This is a super trendy hotel with a beautiful entryway, right off of Piccadilly Circus two escalators take you up into an immaculate reception styled like a chic nightclub with gorgeous gold stairs leading up to the bar. The problem? At the base of the escalators a sign indicates that for a step free entry you can walk through a nondescript door off to the side. Down several hallways and turns you find an elevator that will bypass the stairs. When accessibility is hidden behind doors that feel like a loading dock out of view of the glitz and glam of the entryway of the hotel it sends a subtle message: wheelchairs, rollators, walkers, and anyone using them or anyone who is unable to make it up ten steps is not part of the aesthetic of the hotel and should be hidden away. I use a walking aide (a cane) and also had a heavy small rolling suitcase with me and had to drag it around those hallways to get to the front desk. In the morning when I went for breakfast I was pointed down a bizarre staircase with no lift in sight to their glamorous restaurant. Is the restaurant not accessible or was accessibility not offered? Were it not for this I would have easily rated the hotel 5 stars. The staff is great, the hotel is clean, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious. When I checked out a staff member happily helped me carry my suitcase down the stair case and escalator and all the way out the front door without being asked."

Find out more about Mortlake

Visiting Mortlake

Guests are sure to enjoy their time checking out all that London's Mortlake neighbourhood has to offer. You might consider a stop at Richmond Park while you're checking out the city. Choose one of Mortlake's hotels and explore the area around London with ease.

Staying in Mortlake

You’ll discover an array of places to stay in Mortlake, and you may want to consider one of these top choices:

The Coach & Horses: 3.5-star inn with free breakfast, a restaurant and a bar/lounge, 5-minute walk from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Our guests enjoy the inn's spacious rooms and quiet location.
The Victoria: 4-star inn featuring a restaurant, a bar/lounge and free WiFi. Expedia travellers like this inn's quiet location and breakfast.
Kew Gardens Hotel: 3.5-star hotel with free breakfast, a restaurant and a bar/lounge, 15-minute walk from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Our guests rate this hotel highly for its comfortable rooms and quiet location.

Exploring London

Richmond Park is an attraction you might want to check out while you're in Mortlake. Experience London with a visit to other sights like Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew or Kew Palace.

While you're here, you’ll likely want to explore the area, and nearby neighbourhood Kew has top sights including Kew Palace and Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Other places worth visiting include Marianne North Gallery and Queen Charlotte’s Cottage.

Getting Around Mortlake and the Greater London Area

Ready to get out and explore the city? Kew Gardens Underground Station is the closest metro station. To see the sights outside of town, hop on a train. London Mortlake Station is the closest train station, but Barnes Bridge Station and Richmond Kew Gardens Station are also nearby.

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Our top choices for Mortlake Red Carnation

1. The Chesterfield Mayfair

2. The Rubens at the Palace

3. The Montague On The Gardens

4. The Egerton House Hotel

5. Hotel 41

6. The Milestone Hotel

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Strand Palace Hotel

Atrium Hotel Heathrow

Bluedaws Private Hotel

Hotel Riu Plaza London Victoria

Royal National Hotel

Royal Garden Hotel

The Cumberland, London

Moxy London Piccadilly Circus

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Our top choices for Mortlake Red Carnation

1. The Chesterfield Mayfair

2. The Rubens at the Palace

3. The Montague On The Gardens

4. The Egerton House Hotel

5. Hotel 41

6. The Milestone Hotel

Top Mortlake Hotel Reviews

Strand Palace Hotel

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