Cannizaro House Hotel

Introduction: Sitting by the edge of Wimbledon Common on Cannizaro Park stands the Cannizaro House Hotel. The surrounding public park is open from 08.00 till dusk and contains a grade II listed formal gardens. The hotel is convenient for the major tennis champions that take place in Wimbledon and are located less than a mile form here. The Centre Court Shopping Centre is a large covered mall one mile away on Queens Road. On the South side of Wimbledon Common and 0.2 miles from the hotel is Southside House which is a magnificent stately home and open to the public to view for a small charge.

Hotel:
The Cannizaro House Hotel is a Georgian Mansion and offers a warm and friendly atmosphere. Remarkable for a hotel so close to central London is the seclusion of the hotel from its city surroundings. With no other builds in the immediate vicinity and just the the park and common on your doorstep.
Each room is individually designed and luxuriously decorated with the use of soft tones, some with a park view. The hotel offers a feature bedroom collection with Four Poster Bedrooms and suites, several named after previous guests including the Tim Henman and Oscar Wilde suites. Facilities in all rooms include bathrooms (finished in marble and with supplied toiletries), air-conditioning, heating, satellite television with in-room movies, WiFi internet access, hairdryer, iron, personal safes plus tea and fresh coffee making facilities.
Dining:
The hotel also features the award winning 'Georgian Restaurant'. Here you can indulge in fine wines and gourmet dinning. If weather permits and you feel the urge for a picnic in the park the hotel can prepare a hamper for you on request.
The hotels Cocktail Bar has a relaxing atmosphere in a chic setting and features a Grande piano.
Afternoon tea is served in the drawing room.
In summer there is a croquet lawn and terrace that is perfect for Champagne and strawberries (synonymous with Wimbledon tennis).  The hotel also 6 meeting rooms, the largest of which having a 100 capacity.

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Parking: Available onsite
Room Numbers: 45
Check-in: 14.00 (2 pm)
Check-out: 12.00 noon

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History: The building actually dates back to 1705 when it was called Warren House. For a period of time it was let to members of the aristocracy before being purchased by the home Secretary and Secretary of State for War, Viscount Melville. He lived here from the end of 18th century to the early 19th century.
The hotel is named after the Duke of Cannizaro who was resident here between 1817 and 1841.
Many top players have stayed at this hotel with Pat Cash, John McEnroe and Boris Becker all naming it the 'lucky hotel'.