Great location, 10 minutes walk from train station and town centre. The Dukes Head is a traditional pub, with lots of outside seating including a lovely courtyard area at the back and seating at the front. The breakfast was great, full English fresh and tasty and vegetarian equivalent available. Coffee very good. We had twin room no. 26, at the top, note there are a couple of flights of stairs, no lift. Room was bright, clean and comfortable with everything needed for a comfortable stay. TV, chairs, kettle etc. En suite was clean and functional with plenty of hot water and toiletries. Hosts were friendly and welcoming. Would definitely stay again.

Very friendly landlord and staff, very clean and comfortable, excellent breakfast. Has a somewhat quaint old-fashioned British charm which we loved (we are Brits). Very conveniently placed for our visits to Richmond Park and Kew Gardens. Some of the other guests were obviously 'regulars' who frequently stay here. Very happy to recommend.

Car parking was not a problem for our one-night visit as we managed to squeeze into the small yard at the rear of the property, but most of the on-street parking nearby is by permit for the local residents and I didn't see a huge number of payable parking bays, although parking is free from 18.30 to 08.30. The landlord would advise anyone staying with a car where best to park.

This Hotel is excellent!! The owner, son and staff are very accommodating, helpful. Breakfast excellent, coffee great, English breakfast my favorite, cereals, yoghurt, plenty of bread/butter/jam, eggs good, juices, etc. Location is superb, 5 min walk to train and bus stations, from there you can get everywhere, airport, other cities, central London, etc. The neighborhood is quiet, clean, nice houses, small bldg. The hotel has a beautiful Pub Heritage, great beer, its a jewel well preserved, built 1868. Nice beds, comfortable, bathroom well distributed, nice shower. Walking distance from beautiful River Thames and all its charms. Will enthusiastically stay again!

We liked everything.

The hotel is on a quiet street in an excellent neighborhood in southwest London. This is a modest establishment, but it is very charming and welcoming and is an unusual offering--a room in a bed and breakfast above a very nice old-fashioned London pub. The breakfast room was very cozy and the food was good and generous. The server was very nice and attentive. The room was clean with nice large window overlooking the quiet street. The room rate was very reasonable for what you get.

Nothing I didn't like. The main thing to consider is that it is not in central London. However, Richmond is a wonderful place to situate yourself for a trip to London, and the Richmond Brit Rail station is just a few blocks away, with frequent, fast service into central Londen (perhaps 25 minutes to Waterloo station).

My room was elegantly simple , and SPOTLESSLY, gleaming clean !! And , very quiet ( despite being above a pub). The room rate included a generous, hearty breakfast ( which I thoroughly enjoyed) and the pub was located in a residential street, 10 minutes’ walk from the centre of Richmond . I had previously lived in Richmond for over 15 years, so coming back to Richmond - brought back a flood of fond memories …My only caveat is that the stairs to the room are quite steep, so would probably not be suitable for guests with mobility issues .

Nothing !

Second time staying here and this room (Room 2) was great! Large, quiet, lovely and warm, beautifully appointed bathroom with complimentary toiletries. TV, free WIFI, tea/ coffee facilities. Breakfast is excellent and despite the menu showing full cooked options only, you can pretty much order anything cooked in any combination! There are also a full range of juices, yoghurts, cereals on offer. Parking available on a 1st come, 1st serve basis and 10 mins walk to Richmond Station. Very friendly staff.

Nothing, great place to stay

This is a very hand place to stay in Richmond, a 10 minute walk from the station. The best thing of the stay was the bacon at breakfast. It tasted like it had just come off the grill, fresh, hot and not at all overcooked as you in many other hotels. I had orange juice, coffee, toast and marmalade, bacon sausage and egg but there was much more in offer. My room, at the top of the house was very big with a good sized double bed. The bathroom was a bit small but had clean towels and plenty of hot water. It has the advantage of being an inn with the pub downstairs. Last orders was 22:30 so no noise at night.

No problems. If anything, the radiator in the bathroom was close to the toilet but I am a big person and had no problems and I suppose this could even be an advantage in the Winter!

On arrival, staff were immediately friendly and welcoming. All facilities were explained and I felt like I was a VIP. Service was exceptional.

I had no issues and no problems with the staff, the facilities, or service.

I stayed at the Dukes Head for three nights in April 2024 while on a research trip to the National Archives in Kew. It is excellent value for money. My room was quite large (more so than some pub-hotel rooms), comfortable bed, well functioning en suite shower. Good breakfast with juices, cereals, tea/coffee and cooked options. The poached eggs were excellent. Friendly staff. VG location about 10 minutes walk from Richmond Tube and High Street for restaurants.

This place was fantastic! It had everything I needed, good food, good beer, nice room and very welcoming staff and local patrons. Busses and Underground close by so all of London is accessible. I'm not a breakfast eater but went anyway and it was very good. Different thing every morning, all good and plenty of food. And Sunday roast lunch...fabulous! I am a single traveler enjoying the Rugby World Cup and the local folks made me feel welcome and included in the conversations and happenings. Thanks everyone for a memorable stay!

Everything was great!