Hilton London Syon Park

Introduction:
Encompassing a development of 13,000 square meters (130,000 sq ft) the Hilton London Syon Park enjoys an idyllic location within the historic Syon Park. For over 400 years this has been home to the family of the Duke of Northumberland centred around a grade I listed mansion and within own extensive grounds (200 acres). Even long before the Duke lived here the site was home to a medieval Abbey and Syon House was first established in the 1400's. The grounds were once landscaped by 18th-century designer Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
This location is in west London and sits between central London and Heathrow Airport which is less than 6 miles way. The M4 motorway is close by and and links with the M25 and goes out all the way to Bristol in west England. Beyond the the hotels own grounds there is much to see and do in this part of London. A mile and half to the north west is Osterley Park House which has its own 300 acres of grounds and is home to a great collection of works by architect Robert Adam. The collection is within a 16th century house that he converted to an 18th-century villa. A similar distance to the east is the major attraction of Royal Kew Gardens with its world renowned botanical gardens and exhibits. 1.6 miles to the south is Marble Mill House goes back to 1724 and is a restored Palladian villa in 66 acres of riverside parkland. The area around the hotel is rich in golf courses with an incredible 18 courses within 3 miles. The nearest is Strawberry Hill Golf Course at 0.8 miles. Within easy reach of the hotel are 2 other major UK attractions, Chessington World of Adventures (8.5 miles) and Thorpe Park (9.3 miles).

The Hilton Syon Park is due to open late 2009 with a 1000 sq meters of conference facilities, choice of restaurants, bar and a spa. The hotel will have views out over Kew gardens and the River Thames.