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Apartments in Richmond / Kew

Richmond and Kew are the corridor's most affluent, most leisure-oriented stop — Richmond Park, Kew Gardens and the river, with three rail services into central London.

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Apartments in Richmond / Kew

[MOCK] Living room at Kew Riverside serviced apartment, Richmond

Kew Riverside

Richmond / Kew · Heathrow 30 min

  • 1–2 bed
  • Sleeps 4
  • 7+ nights

Who stays here and why

Richmond and Kew sit apart from the rest of this corridor in character, even if the transport links tie them in: this is where people come for Kew Gardens, Richmond Park and a genuinely upmarket riverside town rather than for an employer or the airport. Kew Riverside, the apartment listed here, suits longer leisure stays, visiting family for an extended period, or anyone whose budget allows for the area's higher rates in exchange for the setting.

It's a single-building area at present, similar to Kew Bridge and Chiswick, so availability is the tightest constraint here rather than choice between buildings — worth enquiring well ahead for popular dates around school holidays or the summer.

Transport and getting around

Richmond station runs the District line, London Overground and South Western Railway, giving fast, frequent access into central London — Waterloo in about 20 minutes. Kew Gardens station, one stop closer to town, adds the District line directly at the gardens' gate.

By road, Richmond Park and the A316 are both close, though Heathrow itself is the furthest of any listed area on this corridor, around 30 minutes off-peak. That trade-off — further from the airport, closer to the parks — is really the whole case for choosing Richmond over West Drayton or Uxbridge.

Nearby areas

Kew Bridge, a short drive or a longer walk along the river, is the more budget-conscious neighbour with similar riverside appeal, and it's worth comparing directly if Kew Gardens is the draw but the Richmond premium isn't necessary.

Isleworth is worth considering if proximity to Sky matters more than Kew Gardens itself for this particular stay — a genuinely different kind of trip despite being a short drive apart.

Richmond / Kew questions

Minimum stays here are typically seven nights, with the area well suited to longer leisure or family stays given its parks and gardens.

Yes, in line with the rest of the corridor's serviced apartments.

Check the individual listing — parking provision and cost should be confirmed at the time of enquiry.

Around 30 minutes by road off-peak — the furthest of any area listed on this site, so it suits a leisure or family stay more than an airport-focused one.