Greenwichwhere to stay.

Staying in Greenwich is ideal for travellers who want historic, riverside London with a distinctly maritime and academic feel. The area sits at the heart of *Maritime Greenwich*, a UNESCO-listed cluster built around navigation, timekeeping and the old Royal Navy hub—so you’ll see grand viewpoints, museum-worthy buildings and iconic ships rather than big-city bustle.

Where to stay: the best match for this vibe on our bookable list is Alamaro Lodge (great for soaking up the character of the riverside neighbourhood). From here, you can base yourself for short walks and scenic routes to the waterfront.

Walkability & getting around: Greenwich is very easy to explore on foot around the historic core, and you can also cross the Thames via the Greenwich Foot Tunnel—an atmospheric under-river walkway linking Greenwich with Island Gardens and well-known skyline views.

Dining & nightlife: Greenwich is more pub-led than club-led. Expect traditional riverside taverns and classic bars, plus plenty of options around Greenwich Town Centre, where shopping and restaurants cluster near popular attractions and Greenwich Market.

Attractions to walk to: you’re in striking range of Royal Museums Greenwich—including the Royal Observatory and its Prime Meridian line, the Cutty Sark, the National Maritime Museum, and the Queen’s House—with Greenwich Park nearby for panoramic views.