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Wimbledon 2027
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28 Jun – 12 Jul 2027 · Tennis

Hotels for Wimbledon 2027

At Wimbledon, London running 28 Jun – 12 Jul 2027. 12 hotels within 3km — book close and make a trip of it.

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About Wimbledon 2027

Grass-court tennis at its most traditional, with all-white dress codes still enforced on court and strawberries and cream sold by the punnet. Queuing remains part of the culture here, with early arrivals rewarded with tickets released on the day.

Where to stay nearby

Kingston upon Thames sits closest to the courts and offers the widest choice of nearby hotels for the price. Chelsea is a short journey away and puts you among London's smarter streets and restaurants if you want more buzz in the evenings. Central London, further out, gives you the biggest range of accommodation and easy onward transport links, useful if you're combining the tournament with a few days of sightseeing.

Kingston upon Thames — about 6 km away

Kingston upon Thames is the closest base, just 6km away, and offers an intimate riverside setting without the scale of central London. Regular buses and local transport connect it directly to the venue.

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Chelsea — about 7 km away

Chelsea is 7km from the venue and combines upscale residential character with easy access to both Wimbledon and central London attractions. A short drive or regular bus service gets you to the grounds.

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London — about 10 km away

London itself is 10km away and gives you the full capital experience—museums, restaurants, theatres, and nightlife—alongside straightforward transport links to Wimbledon. With over 1,200 hotels across all neighborhoods and price points, it suits any budget and travel preference.

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The closest hotels to Wimbledon

12 within 3km — the nearest 12 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for your dates.

Dog and Fox

Dog and Fox

24 Wimbledon High Street

1.0km away

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Marple Cottage Guest House

Marple Cottage Guest House

113 Woodside, Wimbledon

1.1km away

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Hotel Du Vin Cannizaro House

Hotel Du Vin Cannizaro House

West Side Common, Wimbledon, London, England, SW19 4UE

1.4km away

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Fox and Grapes

Fox and Grapes

9 Camp Road, Wimbledon

1.4km away

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Hotel du Vin Cannizaro House Wimbledon

Hotel du Vin Cannizaro House Wimbledon

Westside, Wimbledon Common

1.5km away

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The Wimbledon Hotel

The Wimbledon Hotel

78 Worple Road, SW19 4HZ

1.9km away

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Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon

Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon

The Broadway

2.1km away

Typically fromUS$111.78/night
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Pelican London Hotel and Residence

Pelican London Hotel and Residence

203 Blackshaw Road Tooting

2.6km away

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The Lodge Hotel - Putney

The Lodge Hotel - Putney

52-54 Upper Richmond Road, SW15 2RN

2.6km away

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Premier Inn London Wandsworth

Premier Inn London Wandsworth

2.8km away

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Spread Eagle

Spread Eagle

71 Wandsworth High St, SW18 9ZY

2.9km away

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The Brewers Inn

The Brewers Inn

East Hill

3.0km away

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History

The Championships began in 1877, when the All England Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club needed money to repair its pony roller and decided a tennis tournament might pay for it. Twenty-two amateurs entered the only event on offer, the Gentlemen's Singles, making it the world's first official lawn tennis tournament — and, in time, tennis's oldest Grand Slam.

Grass was simply the surface the club's lawns were already laid with; nearly one hundred and fifty years later, Wimbledon is the only one of the four majors still played on it. Traditions have accumulated around that original decision ever since — all-white dress, strawberries and cream served on the grounds, and the famous overnight Queue — but they all sit on top of the same club and the same grass that hosted twenty-two players in 1877.

Records & quirks

  • The 2010 first-round match between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut lasted 11 hours 5 minutes over three days — still the longest match in tennis history.
  • Isner won the deciding fifth set 70–68, the highest game score ever played.
  • Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic share the men's record of eight singles titles; Martina Navratilova holds the women's record with nine.

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