About

The Clarendon Hotel is comprised of a row of eighteenth century residences, originally built for City merchants and seafarers. Today, it is what many people consider the finest Georgian hotel in south-east London.

The Meridian Restaurant, named after the Prime Meridian of the World is located at the Royal Observatory in nearby Greenwich Park. The main bar is named after navigational charts used by sailors to navigate the globe.

The Clarendon Hotel is situated at the top of beautiful Blackheath Village and has commanding views across the open grassland or heath to Greenwich Park.

Their location simply couldn’t be better for strolling into Greenwich, or taking a short train journey from nearby Blackheath station into central London. Or you can just stay in the Village, relax in their gardens or take afternoon tea in the restaurant to unwind.

They are still independently owned and run, with excellent standards of service and attention to detail. As you would expect, they have new measures in place to ensure your health, safety and enjoyment – and that of their team.