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Weybridge

The Oatlands Chaser
25 Oatlands Chase(Formerly Badgers Rest)WeybridgeKT13 9RWTel: 0845 11 26 111

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This historic hotel in Weybridge is a great base if you're looking for accommodation with easy access to Central London, which is just 20 minutes away by train. Close to Chertsey, Addleston and the M25, it's popular with city-dwellers seeking a country retreat, or for anyone planning a business trip or short break in Surrey.

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Facilities

  • Accessible Rooms
  • Family Room
  • Iron and Board
  • Onsite Parking
  • Direct-Dial Telephone
  • Flat Screen TV and Freeview
  • Free WiFi
  • Hot Breakfast

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By Road

  • From the M25, exit at Junction 11 heading east for the A317
  • At the first roundabout take the A317 towards Weybridge
  • At the third roundabout turn left onto the A3050 and continue for a mile
  • Turn right into Oatlands Chase. You'll find the lodge on the left, at The Oatlands Chaser

By Rail

  • Walton-on-Thames Station is only a few hundred yards south, with a 25-minute connection to London Waterloo Station
  • Heathrow Airport is just off Junction 14 or 15 of the M25 depending on which terminal you require

Walton-on-Thames Station: 0.8 miles

Heathrow Terminal 4 Underground Station: 8.2 miles

Heathrow Airport: 11 miles

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This historic hotel in Weybridge is a great base if you're looking for accommodation with easy access to Central London, which is just 20 minutes away by train. Close to Chertsey, Addleston and the M25, it's popular with city-dwellers seeking a country retreat, or for anyone planning a business trip or short break in Surrey.

The lodge is built on one of King Henry VIII's old hunting spots - a connection celebrated by paintings and engravings lining the staircase up to the 19 comfy bedrooms. Full of period charm, the pub offers cosy corners, roaring log-fires and seasonal food and drink aplenty.

There's no shortage of things to see and do nearby, particularly for car enthusiasts. The area is rich in motoring heritage, with Brooklands, the birthplace of British motorsport and home to Mercedes Benz World, right on the doorstep. You might even see some vintage wheels gracing the pub car-park from time to time.

Other attractions worth a visit include Hampton Court Palace and Thorpe Park, both just a short drive away.