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Where to stay near The All England Club (Wimbledon)

Wimbledon is the closest area we cover, about 23 minutes' walk from the Wimbledon Championships. If you'd rather stay in town, Paddington is 39 minutes home at 22:45 by bus 39, District.

What it is
Tennis, about 42,000 people
What's on
The Wimbledon tennis Championships for two weeks from late June, and the club's museum and tours the rest of the year
Nearest stations
Southfields (District line, about 15 minutes' walk) and Wimbledon (District line, trains to Waterloo and Tramlink, about 20 minutes' walk or a shuttle bus)

Where to stay for a day's play at The All England Club (Wimbledon)

Door to door by public transport or on foot, planned on the TfL Journey Planner for a weekday: there at 18:00, home at 22:45. Quickest home first. Event nights add queues.

AreaThere, 18:00Home, 22:45Mid-range
WimbledonTennis, a village high street and the common in south-west London16bus 49311bus 493$230
HammersmithWest London by the river, on the Piccadilly line to Heathrow33Piccadilly, District, bus 49336bus 39, bus 220$220
PaddingtonHeathrow Express & Hyde Park37District, bus 49339bus 39, District$230
KensingtonMuseums & Kensington Gardens36District, bus 49340bus 493, District$295
WestminsterBest for first-time visitors37District, bus 49340bus 493, District$320
CroydonCheap rooms in south London, 15 minutes from Gatwick48Southern, bus 39, bus 49343bus 39, Southern$140
Notting HillPastel streets & Portobello Market41bus 52, District, bus 49345bus 39, District$270
Covent GardenTheatres, shopping & street life49Piccadilly, District, bus 49350bus 493, South Western Railway, bus 176$360
South BankRiverside galleries & theatres51South Western Railway, District, bus 49352bus 493, South Western Railway$295
King's CrossStations, canal & Coal Drops Yard50Piccadilly, District, bus 49352bus 493, District, Victoria$270

Minutes, door to door. Typical mid-range double outside peak events, updated Sep 2026; on big event nights hotels near the Wimbledon Championships cost more.

Getting away afterwards

Southfields is the official Championships station; the District line to Earl's Court and Kensington gets busy at close of play, so many people walk to Wimbledon station for the fast trains to Waterloo.

Before you book

  • Earl's Court, Kensington and Fulham are direct on the District line and have far more hotels than Wimbledon itself.
  • Hotels near Wimbledon sell out a year ahead for the Championships fortnight.
  • If you're queuing for tickets on the day, staying on the District line makes an early start easier.

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Staying near The All England Club (Wimbledon): questions

What is the best area to stay near the Wimbledon Championships?

Wimbledon is the closest area we cover, about 23 minutes' walk from the Wimbledon Championships. If you'd rather stay in town, Paddington is 39 minutes home at 22:45 by bus 39, District.

How long does it take to get back after a day's play at the Wimbledon Championships?

Planned at 22:45 on a weekday: Wimbledon 11 minutes, Hammersmith 36 minutes, Paddington 39 minutes, Kensington 40 minutes. On event nights add time for queues: Southfields is the official Championships station; the District line to Earl's Court and Kensington gets busy at close of play, so many people walk to Wimbledon station for the fast trains to Waterloo.

How much do hotels near the Wimbledon Championships cost?

In Wimbledon, typical doubles are about $145 budget, $230 mid-range and $310 luxury on a normal night. On big event nights nearby hotels sell out and prices rise, so book early.

What is the nearest station to the Wimbledon Championships?

Southfields (District line, about 15 minutes' walk) and Wimbledon (District line, trains to Waterloo and Tramlink, about 20 minutes' walk or a shuttle bus).