Local Area

Located in the heart of central London, easily accessible by train, tube, bus, bike, or on foot, Borough Market is London’s most renowned food and drink Market.

As London’s oldest food market, Borough Market is rich with history as it is with genuinely exceptional produce. You will find both traditional British produce and regional specialities from around the world displayed side by side.

Twickenham is the home of English rugby hosting all home games including the RBS 6Nations which takes place each spring.The stadium is also famous for hosting international test games, usually around November. There is a great atmosphere on match day which allows all ages to really experience the excitement of the day.

The stadium tour brings the history of the stadium to life and if you would like to take more of an in-depth look at this great sport, make sure to visit the World Rugby Museum.

The O2 London is a world-famous indoor arena hosting music, sport, comedy and entertainment events since 2007. The O2 is located southeast of London in Greenwich Peninsula and can host events for up to 20,000 people. 

As the second-highest seating capacity indoor venue in the UK, The O2 Arena hosted major names under its roof such as George Ezra, Christina Aguilera, Snoop Dogg, Andrea Bocelli, Justin Bieber, Elton John, Céline Dion as well as an array of sporting events from the world of tennis, hockey, basketball, boxing, gymnastics and much more. Check the latest event here.

18th century historic venue located in London city. The venue hosts all event types from Exhibitions, Conferences, small meetings and weddings. The brewery is London’s biggest conference venue.

The Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith is one of London’s much-loved theatres with a rich history of entertaining the masses and it’s located near Clayton Hotel Chiswick. It is well loved and often described as an iconic live music and comedy venue located in West London. This music venue has seen some great music acts in years gone by including the Beatles, David Bowie and Bob Marley. The venue reopened in 2013 keeping a lot of its original art deco style and architecture.

Being in the city doesn’t mean that you can’t feel closer to nature. The London Zoo is one of the city’s best attractions because it allows you to get close to exotic animals and have a day that the whole family can enjoy.

Being in the city doesn’t mean that you can’t feel closer to nature. The London Zoo is one of the city’s best attractions because it allows you to get close to exotic animals and have a day that the whole family can enjoy.

Right in the heart of Tower Hill you’ll find one of the most impressive and long-lasting surviving sections of the London Wall. Originally built in 200 AD, this Roman wall protected the city and the population of London, also helping to enhance the status of the city itself.

Less than 1 mile walk from the Clayton Hotel City of London, the perfect location for your stay while exploring London. The historic fortress, palace, and infamous prison of the Tower of London are unmissable.

No London trip is complete without a visit to one of its top attractions. A defining landmark in London’s and Great Britain’s history, Tower Bridge is a Grade I listed heritage site dating back to 1894, having taken eight years to be build. The only bascule bridge in all of London, Tower Bridge is raised around 800 times each year.

Just minutes from the Tower of London, Tobacco Dock is one of London’s more intriguing event spaces. A short distance from London’s Financial Hub, Tobacco Dock has the ability to host multiple event spaces to host conferences, exhibitions, corporate or private parties, drinks receptions and rooftop parties.

Want to experience a birds-eye view of London from the Capital’s highest viewing platform? Check out the “View from The Shard “on level 68, 69 and 72 and take in the beautiful surroundings and pinpoint the famous London landmarks whilst you enjoy a glass of champagne.

Often used to refer to the iconic Tower Bridge, London Bridge was opened to the public in 1973 by Queen Elizabeth II. The bridge spans over River Thames between City of London and Southwark, delineating an area also known as London Bridge. The bridge is extremely popular with commuters working in The City arriving at London Bridge station and boasts incredible views of Tower Bridge and The Shard building.

Just a short walk from Clayton Hotel Bristol City, We The Curious is the perfect family day out. Located in the Harbourside, We Are Curious is an interactive science and education experience, with shows in the planetarium.

Discover our city’s fascinating history from earliest times to Roman settlement and the modern era. How we overcame wars, plagues and fires to become one of the greatest cities in the world. (We may be a little biased.)

Entrance to the museum is free and it is open daily from 10.00am – 5.00pm.

The museum gives focus to different exhibits, periods of time and moments in history, ranging from Ice Age Art to Indigenous Australia and much more. These special exhibitions give more gravitas to the items on display and goes in depth to give visitors the full story and history lessons you’ll remember forever. In addition to the daily gallery and guided tours, entrance to the museum is free all year round.