Bingham Riverhouse

Style

Trendy townhouse

Setting

Richmond riverside

Set in a verdant spot beside the River Thames, close to refined Richmond, Bingham Riverhouse is privy to classic English views. However, its 15 rooms, styled by design whizz Nicola Harding, have mid-century modern furnishings, cocktail chairs, colourful throws and chic neutral hues – some have a copper bath tub just steps from the bed, too. The boutique stay has a warm welcoming feel throughout, with a parlour, library and drawing room (with a country-kitchen-style bar) where you can make yourself at home, and a seasonal restaurant, helmed by award-winning chef Vanessa Marx.

Facilities

Rooms

14.

Checkout

11am, but a later check‑out is sometimes possible. Earliest check‑in, 3pm (can be earlier, subject to availability).

More Details

Rates at Bingham Riverhouse are room-only, but breakfast is available for an extra charge of £20.

Also

Unfortunately this historic townhouse stay is not suitable if you have limited mobility or use a wheelchair.

Free Internet Access

Laundry

Pet Friendly

On-Site Restaurant

Room Service

At the Hotel

Gardens, parlour, library, drawing room, bicycles to borrow and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV, DAB radio, minibar, Nespresso coffee machine, tea-making kit, free bottled water, bathrobes, slippers and La-Eva bath products.

Our Favourite Rooms

Extremely spacious and with an incredible Thames view, Sappho tops the podium. Callirrhoe has an antique four‑poster bed. Baudelaire is broadly proportioned and has views of the Thames, hotel gardens and the Embankment beyond. Borgia has a leafy vista. If a river view is vital to you, specify this when booking.

Spa

There's no spa onsite, but guests are given access to eco-conscious wellness centre Bhuti, just a five-minute walk away. Bhuti offers massages, facials and high-tech treatments for a holistic spa experience. As a Mr & Mrs Smith guest, you can save 50 per cent on studio classes, including yoga, pilates and meditation sessions.

Packing Tips

Home spa products if you have a room with one of the eye-catching Catchpole & Rye copper bath tub. Riding gear, for equestrian pursuits in Richmond Park. Each room has a few books for you to flick through.

Children

A free cot or rollaway bed for one under-12 (£50 a night) can be added to some rooms. The hotel is well-equipped with baby monitors, cots, highchairs and a nappy-changing room. Superior River Double room Sappho can connect to a Double.

Gallery

Food & Drink

Top Table

By the window, with a river view; come summer, romantics will want a table on the covered balcony.

Dress Code

City‑to‑country chic.

Hotel Restaurant

The Riverhouse restaurant, helmed by award-winning chef Vanessa Marx, champions high-quality and locally sourced British produce. Hearty fare with a hint of nostalgia is served here and on Sunday there's a must-try selection of roasts for lunch, served before the dining room closes for the evening.

Hotel Bar

The genteel drawing room bar is styled to look like a country-house kitchen, with a marble countertop and a piano tinkling away in the background.

Last Orders

Breakfast runs from 8am until 10.30am; lunch is from noon until 2.30pm (until 5.30pm on Sundays); afternoon tea hours are 2pm to 4pm, for dinner, it's 6pm until 9.30pm (closed, Sunday evenings).

Room Service

Lunch and dinner can be served in your room; the menu may change frequently, but the quality remains high.

Planes

The closest airport is London Heathrow, 20 minutes from the hotel by car.

Trains

Richmond station is just up the road – about a 15-minute walk away – the frequent fast train to London Waterloo takes about 20 minutes.

Automobiles

From the M4, you'll need to pick up the A307 to get to the hotel. On-site parking is limited, but the carpark opposite has 15 spaces available — first come, first served — for £20 a night.

Worth Getting Out of Bed For

Hop on a river ferry at St Helena Pier, just by Richmond Bridge, and float gently down the Thames all the way to historic Hampton Court Palace; check the timetable for Turks Launches. If you’re in the mood for a movie of the moment, Richmond Odeon Cinema is on Hill Street. Closer still on Water Lane, the Curzon favours highbrow flicks. Richmond Park is famous for its deer – mostly they'll happily enhance your Instagram shots, but be careful during rutting season (from October to December); admire all this natural beauty on a romantic horse-and-carriage ride, or hire a bike to bomb through its fields. Or stroll through the exotic grounds of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew where you can poke your nose into fantastic greenhouses and pause in private corners of pretty parkland.

Earn or Redeem Points with World of Hyatt

This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .