Osterley Park and House

About Osterley Park and House

Owned by the National Trust. Originally built in 1575 and transformed by Robert Adam into an elegant 18thC neo-classical villa, the superb interiors contain some of the country's best examples of Adam's work including plasterwork, carpets and furniture. The house is set in over 350 acres of landscaped park and farmland complete with ornamental lakes and Pleasure Grounds. The magnificent 16thC stableblock survives largely intact.

Facilities

Opening Times House & Gardnens are open Wednesday - Sunday in summer, Sat - Sun in summer. Park is open every day.

Osterley Park and House Address

Address:
Jersey Road
Isleworth
TW7 4RB
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8232 5050
Fax: +44 (0)20 8232 5080

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Prices for Osterley Park and House

Prices are for admission to the house. The grounds are free and open all year till 7.30 or dusk if earler.: £3.35 to £8.40 (USD5.58)  per ticket
Prices are for admission to the house. The grounds are free and open all year till 7.30 or dusk if earler.: From £18.90 (USD31.48)  per ticket
Prices are for admission to the house. The grounds are free and open all year till 7.30 or dusk if earler.: £1.85 to £4.20 (USD3.08)  per ticket

Park entry is free. Higher rates are for a visit to both the house and garden.

 

Location Information for Osterley Park and House

Address:
Jersey Road
Isleworth
TW7 4RB
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8232 5050
Fax: +44 (0)20 8232 5080
Public transport: Osterley - Piccadilly Line.
By Road: Road: On A4 between Hammersmith and Hounslow. Follow brown tourist signs between Gillette Corner and Osterley station.

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4.0
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  Latest 4 reviews of Osterley Park and House

Osterley Park and House, not Osterley Park Hotel

As you have seen from the full description above, Osterley Park and House is a National Trust historic property situated near Isleworth. In order to avoid confusion, please note that the National...

As you have seen from the full description above, Osterley Park and House is a National Trust historic property situated near Isleworth. In order to avoid confusion, please note that the National Trust house and park IS NOT linked with the Osterley Park Hotel (see a different page for the hotel and reviews). Therefore to find out more about the visitor attraction, use the link in the full description (www.nationaltrust.org.uk/osterley), not the hotel link.

 
5.0
12 September 2009
by CHamost, London
 

Worth the slight detour

If you have been in London a few times and have done some or most of the usual sights, go for something else.... Osterley Park is a historic house in western London, not far from Heathrow Airport...

If you have been in London a few times and have done some or most of the usual sights, go for something else....

Osterley Park is a historic house in western London, not far from Heathrow Airport, and can be reached on the Piccadilly Line (zone 5, I think, may be 6). At the exit, turn left and walk down the road for about 700 m and follow the NT signs to the house.

The house, now owned by the National Trust, is quite beautiful and the park offers great walks.

Recommended as a half-day trip.

 
5.0
8 March 2009
by Heyerette, Vienna, Austria
 

Dirty hotel but great staff

The website for this hotel does not match what you get. I know they are undergoing a refurb but a room should be finished before it is let. My room and that of my colleague's had swapped from one...

The website for this hotel does not match what you get. I know they are undergoing a refurb but a room should be finished before it is let. My room and that of my colleague's had swapped from one type of handle (with key) to another (with key card) this meant that in both of our rooms, there was a significant gap where the hole had not be filled in - we both stuff this hole with a significant amount of toilet tissue as you could see through it and when the light in the room was turned off, the light from the corridor shone through this gap. The bathroom was disgustingly dirty, it had not been cleaned where the bath and the side of the bath met and the floor was dirty with bits on it. The headboard with lights in (which was new) did not work and I had a baby's cot blanket on my bed as a blanket. They should have waited until the room was completely refurbished before it was let out. Also I and my colleague did not feel particulary safe in the hotel - maybe it was because of the lock/handle issue. The staff were fantastic though, very helpful and accommodating - they were of a higher calibre to the building, however despite their friendliness and helpfulness I would not stay at this hotel again.

 
2.0
25 March 2008
by Clymping, West Yorkshire
 

Good value for money

I stayed there for 4 nights and at the beginning I was very hesitant to go. Price was very low that it made me doubt the quality of the hotel. Especially, I was with wife and kid and when I am with...

I stayed there for 4 nights and at the beginning I was very hesitant to go. Price was very low that it made me doubt the quality of the hotel. Especially, I was with wife and kid and when I am with family I avoid staying with less than 4 stars hotels.

The room was not bad at all, it is just that the carpet is a bit old. Other than that, it is very okay, of course considering the low price you are paying per night. Bathroom was fine, staff were good, room was spacious in London scale. There is no luxury items, safety box or refrigerator.

The hotel itself if cozy. My wife said she missed it after we left it. I didn't try out their restaurants or breakfast but who cares? Another good thing for it, that it is a walking distance from Osterley underground station, which will take you straight to London City Center (e.g. Piccadilly Circus). Or even you can ride the bus in front of the hotel to the station directly.

So, considering its price, then I think the hotel was a good deal and very good location, which is close to Heathrow airport with very easy access to city center.

 
3.0
26 August 2006
by nwaleed, Jeddah
 

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Events at Osterley Park and House

  • Christmas at Osterley Park House

    Special event

    5 Dec 2009 to 20 Dec 2009

    See Osterley Park House decorated for Christmas.

     

  • Christmas Carols in the Stableyard

    Special event

    6 Dec 2009 to 20 Dec 2009

    Bring the family for a festive afternoon at Osterley Park and join in the Christmas Carols in the Stableyard.

     

  • Christmas Craft Fair

    Show/display

    5 Dec 2009 to 20 Dec 2009

    A chance to purchase some unique Christmas gifts made by local artists and crafts people.

     

  • Christmas Lunches in the Stables Tea Room

    Special event

    25 Nov 2009 to 25 Nov 2009

    Why not celebrate Christmas with your family, friends or colleagues this year with a Christmas lunch with all the trimmings in Osterley's licensed Tea Room set in the splendid Tudor Stableblock. Booking Essential.

     
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