Twickenham Marriott Hotel

4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 215 Opinions

198 Whitton Road, Twickenham, TW2 7BA, United Kingdom
Twickenham Marriott Hotel

93%

Satisfaction Excellent
Excellent
41%
90
Very Good
39%
85
Average
13%
28
Poor
3%
8
Terrible
1%
4

Value Score Poor Value

Costs 43% more than similarly rated 4 star hotels

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  • Families79
  • Couples90
  • Solo93
  • Business76

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Travel Tips for Twickenham

River Walk and 'Raft Man'

by diosh

The walk from Twickenham to Richmond, along the riverside is a pleasant one, taking in the wildlife and beautiful views.Turning left after visiting Orleans Gallery, will take you along the river, via the footpath.Along the way you'll pass 'Raft Man'.He has lived on the river on his home made raft, for over 25 years!He lives alone on it and hasn't spoken to a soul in that time.He looks after nesting ducks and ducklings, making floating pens for their protection, attached to his raft.He goes into Twickenham, periodically to shop, but doesn't speak to anyone.Hhe looks after injured swansand ducks, etc.caught on carelessly discarded fishing lines, etc.He stays on the raft in all weathers, ccovered only by a tarpaulin.He has all his belongings with him, on board and is totally self sufficient, as regards to company.

He's in his 50s and is called Ian McCullough.Local residents think he was a university lecturer at Edinburgh and say 'he is pleasant and no threat to anyone'.

Some locals want him moved on as his raft is expanding in size, with new additions, over the years, but the Port of London Authority have no problem with him being there, as he is not a danger to anyone or any boats.

Eel Pie Island is to the left of the photo of the riverside.It's reached by a pedestrian bridge.Cars have to be left at the Twickenham side!

My seat for England Tonga

by ATXtraveler

After reading my tip on the Queen's seat just now... you can see where I actually got to watch the game from. England ended up destroying Tonga, almost scoring 100 points... but the most exciting point of all of this was seeing 75,000 Englishmen swaying in their seats singing "Swing Low...."

London meets its outside

by maryamy

Twickenham is the home of English rugby. It is close to Richmond and not far from central London for many commuters.
It is by the river Thames, that sought after feature of London.

There are numerous boat, sailing and rowing clubs here, and even the little islands in the Thames are fully utilised.

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