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Albany, The

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The Albany has a stunning position on the bank the River Thames, opposite Hampton Court Palace and dates back to 1886, when it provided a cosy base for an up-and-coming theatrical community that had been forced out of the West End scene.

  • Address: Queens Road, Thames Ditton, KT7 0QY (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): English, Modern British, Gastropub
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: £18.00, Dinner: £28.00

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The Albany has a stunning position on the bank the River Thames, opposite Hampton Court Palace and dates back to 1886, when it provided a cosy base for an up-and-coming theatrical community that ...