Smack bang in the City of London, this well appointed pub-hotel is the flagship of London brewer Fuller, Smith and Turner. Close to all the city sight...

The Windmill is currently awaiting a new review.

There was a time when this common was described as 'a wasteland with almost impassable ro...

The Crown at Cricklewood was completed in 1900. It was built on the site of a small pub sold in 1898, with planning permission, for a staggering £86,0...

This pub / hotel is an unexpected and pleasant surprise on one of London's busiest roads. Just a stones throw from the infamous Hanger Lane roundabout...

The Kings Arms is a traditional pub in a quiet backstreet not far from Ealing town centre. It serves decent pub-style food and real ales, and offers a...

This pleasant and comfortable hotel is situated near the heart of historic Greenwich, famous for its naval and scientific history seen at the Nationa...

The Pilot Inn is an oasis in no-mans-land between the O2 Arena (Millennium Dome) and the new Millennium Village, but it was once a community local. A ...

The Brook Green is a surprisingly nice pub for a drink and a bite. It's an elegant, modernised pub, that has retained its Victorian grandeur. There ...

The Hand and Flower is a large Victorian pub and hotel in Hammersmith, directly opposite the Olympia Exhibition Halls. Refurbished a couple of years a...

The Victoria is an unashamed gastro-pub in a Sheen backstreet, not far from Richmond Park. Owned and managed by restaurateur Greg Bellamy and chef Pau...

This historic pub, on the south bank of the Thames, is a favourite with tourists. It has several bars, a restaurant and roof terrace, both of which ha...

The Mad Hatter is a former Victorian millinery factory which Fuller's Brewery has converted into a pleasant hotel. The ground floor is an 'Ale & Pie ...

The New Inn is an upmarket dining pub in upmarket St. John's Wood. Not particularly traditional, it offers rare, good quality accommodation close to ...

Opposite Wandsworth Town station, the Alma Tavern is a striking corner pub decorated in vivid green ceramic tiles with honey coloured bricks above an...

A short walk from the now defunct Young’s Brewery in Wandsworth is the Brewers Inn. Plain on the outside, but tastefully decorated on the inside, it h...

This is a full-on pub with rooms. The two large and lively bars on the ground are where commuters and local workers come to relax and enjoy some pub ...

The Sanctuary House could not be more convenient for sightseeing in London, it is just a few yards from Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament...

The Fox and Grapes is not the pub it was. Outwardly it looks pretty much as it used to, but inside it has lost its country look. Now it has a contempo...

From the outside at least, the Rose and Crown is pretty much as it appears in a post First World War photograph, apart from the bizarre relocation o...

The Bridge is a large roadhouse pub built in 1937 beside, what is now, the busy Western Avenue. It is listed in Camra Historic Interiors Inventory bu...

This elegant Georgian pub is situated in the perimeter wall of Hampton Court Palace, and backs onto the maze, next to Lions Gate. Opposite is Bushy Pa...

Tastefully modernised, but still full of character, this 19th century inn has a genteel calm. The Anchor is a smart place for a quiet drink or a relax...

The Swan enjoys a wonderful position on the River Thames at Staines. It has the atmosphere and character of a grand traditional pub, its coaching i...

The Alexander Pope (formerly Pope's Grotto) had a refurbishment and went upmarket. Now it's a smart pub hotel with a modernised look but still has a...

The Red Lion, on the aptly named Royal Lane near Hillingdon, has been tastefully renovated, enhancing its 16th century origins. The series of small in...

A pub has stood on this site from the early eighteenth century, although the larger part of the building dates from about the 1840's. There are two ba...

The Crown is in the centre of Chertsey and is a convenient place for a stop-over on the outskirts of London, it's close to the M25 (J12) and Heathrow....

The White Hart, Kingston, is a striking 'brewers Tudor' style pub on the Hampton Wick roundabout, which is technically on the Middlesex side. It's an ...

Much altered from its 18th century origins, but still retains a few hints of its past. A comfortable and pleasant lounge bar has high stalls, leather ...

The Dukes Head in Wallington is a pleasant pub on what was the village green. Wallington has expanded somewhat from when the pub was built in the mid ...

Few pubs are lucky enough to enjoy such an ideal location, on the Thames towpath opposite Sunbury Weir. A favourite on sunny weekends, this large bust...

This 15th century, black and white timber framed former coaching inn was featured in 'Four Weddings And A Funeral'. Beautifully restored and updated, ...

Up a side street in Old Amersham town is the attractive 16th century Saracen's Head Inn. It has a secluded courtyard garden, 12 en-suite bedrooms and ...