Minimum 2 nights stay, based on twin/double room.
£125.00 per person (Standard rooms) £135 per person (Crown rooms).
Single rate £198. All rates above are based on two night’s price.
Children £40.00 per child per night
(Some weekends excluded i.e Easter, Valentines, Marathon)

What's included?
2 Nights accommodation with breakfast
3 Course Table d'Hôte dinner each evening

The Clarendon Hotel is conveniently positioned for the perfect weekend break to get away from it all. Situated overlooking historic Blackheath and Greenwich Park, the hotel is the ideal tourist base for visiting Central London & Kent.

Alternatively, the centre of London with its world-famous shops and theatre land is only a twenty-minute train ride away.

Booking conditions Blackheath Breaks
Rates based on twin/double rooms per person for 2 nights,
children sharing with 2 adults.
In the case of an Event in the Restaurant, the hotel may
serve dinner from another area.

LOCAL INTEREST
Free museums admissions for everyone
Greenwich Royal Observatory - Home of the Meridian Line.
National Maritime Museum - Maritime artefacts and exhibits.
Queen's House - Inigo Jones' wonderful Palladian-style villa.
The Old Royal Naval College (Painted Hall & Chapel).
Free on Sunday and after 3pm other days.
Other Places of Interest
Central London, Imperial War Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, National History Museum, Science Museum, Theatre Museum, The Royal Air Force Museum, and of course the Managers Recommend Tour.

THE MANAGER'S RECOMMENDED TOUR
The Clarendon Hotel offers easy access to the world's most historic square mile - Greenwich and the World Heritage sites.
More World significant history has been made here than any other place on the globe, from Royalty and Palaces, Naval and Marine power, unequalled scientific achievement, to the largest Empire the world has known.
Take a stroll across Blackheath into Royal Greenwich Park, where King Henry VIII once hunted deer. Take in the breathtaking Palaces and gardens, the Royal Deer Park and panoramic views across London.
Visit the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum and Queen's House. Recently opened to visitors, you can now walk around the Old Royal Naval College (now the University) and visit the spectacular Painted Hall and chapel. (All for free!)
Adjacent to the College is the magnificent Cutty Sark, last surviving tea clipper from the golden age of sail.
Greenwich town centre is also home to world's only fan Museum, the parish church of Saint Alfrege and Gypsy Moth IV, Sir Francis Chichester's lone around the world yacht.
Other popular attractions within Greenwich are the amazing Thames Barrier, Eltham Palace and Gardens, another of King Henry VIII's luxurious Tudor Palaces, and Firepower, a new attraction that opened in May 2001 which narrates and displays the history of artillery and the Woolwich Arsenal.
Whilst in Greenwich a visit to the food, craft and antiques markets is a must.
If you happen to visit Greenwich on a Sunday you might just see me rowing on the Thames with The Globe Rowing Club.
Ken Milton (General Manager)