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Chessington Safari Hotel

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CHESSINGTON SAFARI HOTEL - Updated 2024 Prices & Reviews (England)

Chessington Hotel

Leatherhead Road, Chessington, KT9 2NE, United Kingdom – Excellent location - show map

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Fantastic breakfast. Good buffet selection and gluten free allergy catered for. Christina managing the breakfast session was superb and very welcoming and helpful, nothing was too much trouble. It was also a joy to see a number of the animals which we never expected.

Breakfast was lovely. Dinner the evening before was good but restaurant was chilly.

Had to book somewhere to go to the office the next day and this was the cheapest and nearest (as it was off season) and what a find! Loved it, sadly had to go to work the next day and couldn't do the rides.

Staff are always more than helpful, particularly in the restaurant regarding allergies (e.g. gluten)

The breakfast was delicious. Our daughter loved the bunk bed!

Lovely choice of fresh fruit at the breakfast bar. Fantastic view out the window at breakfast - beats the view of the car park that I see at most hotels I stay at. Lady at breakfast (Julie) and people on reception very friendly. Bed was very comfortable.

The room is large and comes with a fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. The bed was good and large. the shower was great.

This is an excellent hotel on the outskirts of London. Popular with "white van men", contractors doing decorating / electricians / plumbers etc during school term when children are in school, theme park is closed and families are not staying. Great rates and walkable or frequent bus 71 (terminus is outside the car park) to Chessington South station. Breakfast is good. I have stayed on three occasions.

Booked for my workers, they have all decided which rooms are their favourites and are always given the ones they want! Always clean and well stocked up for the week.

Proximity to park, lots of stuff to do with the kids, good food options so didn’t need to go out looking for restaurants. Pool and splash area good for little ones. Early access to the park and activities in and around pretty useful.

Excellent location!

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This modern hotel with a stylish safari theme is located at the Chessington World of Adventures Resort. There is free parking and free WiFi in public areas. Chessington Hotel offers rooms with air conditioning, a desk and power shower. It is an ideal meeting venue, with 6 meeting rooms and easy access from the M25. Heathrow and Gatwick airports are within a 22 mile radius. We have family rooms that have a separate children’s sleeping area with a flat-screen TV with popular kids’ channels. Close by are Epsom and Sandown racecourses, Wimbledon, Hampton Court Palace and Thorpe Park. The unique ZAFARI Bar & Grill has an impressive theatre kitchen, a sun terrace and views across the African style animal reserve, Wanyama. The menu offers flame-grilled meats, crisp salads and a range of coffees.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.0 for a two-person trip.

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• Indoor swimming pool
• Free parking
• Family rooms
• Fitness centre
• Non-smoking rooms
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
• Very good breakfast

Property highlights

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.1)

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Restaurants 2 restaurants on site.

• Cuisine International
• Ambiance Family friendly
• Dietary options Vegetarian
• Open for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
• Ambiance Family friendly • Modern
• Dietary options Vegetarian • Vegan

Facilities of Chessington Hotel Great facilities! Review score, 8.4

• Toilet paper
• Bath or shower
• Private bathroom
• Free toiletries
• Picnic area
• Outdoor furniture
• Sun terrace
• Electric kettle
• Socket near the bed
• Movie nights
• Evening entertainment
• Kids' club
• Entertainment staff
• Golf course (within 3 km) Additional charge
• Flat-screen TV
• Fruits Additional charge
• Wine/champagne Additional charge
• Kid-friendly buffet
• Kid meals Additional charge
• Special diet menus (on request)
• Breakfast in the room
• Tea/Coffee maker
• Electric vehicle charging station
• Accessible parking
• Concierge service
• ATM/cash machine on site
• Luggage storage
• Express check-in/check-out
• 24-hour front desk
• Daily housekeeping
• Dry cleaning Additional charge
• Fax/photocopying Additional charge
• Business centre Additional charge
• Meeting/banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Security alarm
• Key card access
• 24-hour security
• Safety deposit box
• Vending machine (snacks)
• Vending machine (drinks)
• Designated smoking area
• Air conditioning
• Non-smoking throughout
• Laptop safe
• Upper floors accessible by elevator
• Open all year
• All ages welcome
• Hot tub/Jacuzzi Additional charge

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Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in

From 07:00 to 10:00

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Children of any age are welcome.

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Cot and extra bed policies

The number of cots allowed is dependent on the option you choose. Please check your selected option for more information.

There are no extra beds available at this property.

All cots are subject to availability.

No age restriction

There is no age requirement for check-in

Pets are not allowed.

When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

Accepted payment methods

Cash is not accepted Chessington Hotel accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

The fine print Need-to-know information for guests at this property

Please note, tickets for the park are not included and need to be bought separately.

The property has family rooms available with separate children’s sleeping area. These areas include a flat-screen TV showing popular kids’ channels.

Groups of 5 rooms and more need to contact the hotel direct. Different terms apply and full prepayment is required 30 days prior to arrival after which we do not accept any cancellations.

Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

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What is there to do at chessington hotel.

• Hot tub/Jacuzzi
• Golf course (within 3 km)
• Swimming Pool

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How far is Chessington Hotel from the centre of Chessington?

Chessington Hotel is 0.7 miles from the centre of Chessington. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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What are the check-in and check-out times at chessington hotel.

Check-in at Chessington Hotel is from 15:00, and check-out is until 10:00.

Does Chessington Hotel have a restaurant on site?

• Temple Restaurant and Bar
• Zafari Bar and Grill

Does Chessington Hotel have a pool?

Yes, this hotel has a pool. Find out the details about the pool and other facilities on this page.

Does Chessington Hotel have a hot tub for its guests?

Yes, there is a hot tub. You can find out more about this and the other facilities at Chessington Hotel on this page.

What kind of breakfast is served at Chessington Hotel?

Guests staying at Chessington Hotel can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 8.4).

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Attractions.

• Chessington World of Adventures
• Thorpe Park

Conference centres

• Olympia Exhibition Centre
• Hampton Court Palace
• Denbies Wine Estate
• Botleys Mansion
• Osterley Park
• Natural History Museum
• Nonsuch Park
• Crystal Palace Park

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• The All England Lawn Tennis Club Centre Court
• Twickenham Stadium
• Stamford Bridge - Chelsea FC
• O2 Academy Brixton
• Eventim Apollo
• London Heathrow Airport (LHR) 10.2 miles
• London Gatwick Airport (LGW) 14.7 miles
• London City Airport (LCY) 19 miles

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• Clapham Junction

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• Kew Gardens
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• South Kensington Underground Station

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Hotel Review : Chessington Safari and Azteca hotel

Planning a visit to Chessington World of Adventures and looking for a hotel to stay overnight?  In this review we will cover our stay at the Chessington Safari hotel , one of the two on-site hotels available at Chessington World of Adventures.

In this article, we will share everything you need to know about the Chessington hotels, including its location, prices, rooms, food, drink, facilities and whether its worth booking a stay here.

It’s more than its convenience to the theme park that makes this hotel unique, it is located overlooking its Wanyama Reserve.  We loved the location of the hotel and watching the zebra and giraffe freely roaming close to the hotel, you would never know that the M25 was just 2 miles away.

There was plenty of car parking available at the hotel which was included in the room rate and some of the premium rooms like the new Jumanji rooms also come with VIP parking spaces, close to the entrance to the hotel.

Arrival and Check-In

You can either choose to collect your room cards via one of the self-service kiosks in the lobby or via the manned reception desk which is what we did for that personal touch.  Rooms are available from 3pm, and we had a notification to our phone well before 3pm informing us that our room was ready.

First Impressions

The Chessington hotel actually consists of two themed hotels (The Safari and Azteca) connected by a walkway, but both share the same reception area.

We loved the safari inspired theme as we walked into the hotel, and it brought back so many memories from previous stays.  The centerpiece in the lobby is the giant giraffe which was decorated for Mardi Gras and African themed music playing in the background.

There are lots of photo opportunities as you enter the hotel from the hot air balloon and giraffe in the lifts to the interactive penguin who answers your questions, which Holly thought was great fun.

What really captures your attention as you walk through the lobby are the panoramic views from the back of the hotel out over the Wanyama reserve where we could see Zebra and Giraffe.  It’s the UK’s equivalent of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge in Orlando, Florida and is such a unique place to stay and really extended our theme park experience once the park had closed.

There are 150 rooms at Chessington Safari hotel and 69 rooms in the Azteca hotel, across a range of different categories from standard to premium themed rooms.  We had planned on booking one of the new Jumanji themed room s but these were sold out, so we booked another of their premium rooms, themed after the penguins of Madagascar .

Premium Rooms – Penguin Themed Rooms

Stepping through the door to our room you really did feel you had been transported to the world of Madagascar.  The look on the girls’ faces as they entered the room was worth the room rate, it was so well designed and decorated from top to bottom in Madagascar theming.  We loved the attention to detail with a clever mix of jungle decoration and theming with spectacular views out over the reserve.

I was a little concerned before we arrived that we might be a little cramped with all of us sharing one room, especially with the girls now getting older but I needn’t have worried.  The premium rooms here are really spacious providing more than enough space for our family of four and all of our luggage.

Our double bed, complete with a bamboo canopy was really comfortable and the room had all the usual amenities that you would expect in a 4-star hotel – fridge, safe, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, wifi and air conditioning.

The girls section of the room was just as impressive, they loved having their own sleeping area and bunk beds, which were clad with real bamboo.  The premium rooms at Chessington, including the Gruffalo rooms where we have stayed previously feature some of the best theming I have seen in a hotel room even in comparison with Disney properties.

There are so many nice touches in these rooms for kids, the girls had fun trying to crack the safe by tracking down clues in the treasure hunt around the room.  Once they had got all the info they needed they were able to open the safe and found chocolates and a soft toy each inside.

As well as having their own TV they also had a retro gaming console, where they could play old Sega console games, which Ian had more fun with than the kids.

The bathroom was a decent size, with plenty of towels, toiletries and shower over bath.  Like the rest of the room, even the bathroom had a Madagascar makeover, with a bamboo clad mirror, lots of foliage and we even had Gloria the hippo from Madagascar on the wall behind the toilet.

There was plenty of wardrobe space and shelving providing enough space for all four of us, even on an overnight stay we never travel light.

Animal Themed Rooms

As well as other premium rooms such as the Gruffalo ( you can read our review here ) the hotel also offers animal themed rooms, ranging from tiger, giraffe and zebra rooms along with monkey temple rooms in the Azteca hotel which although aren’t as spacious or as well themed as the premium rooms are a step up from the standard rooms here.

Facilities and benefits

While many choose this hotel for its close proximity to the Chessington theme park – it’s a 5 minute walk away through a private guest entrance which made a huge difference for us, there is so much to enjoy here away from the rides at Chessington World of Adventures.

During our stay at the Chessington Safari Hotel, we were impressed by the wide range of recreational activities available for guests. Here are some of the highlights:

Swimming Pool

One of the highlights for the kids was that the Chessington hotel has an indoor pool and splash pool with water cannons and jets.  Although it’s not a huge pool at 15m long and catered more towards families with younger children we still had great fun here and it was a nice way to unwind after a busy day travelling.

If you do plan on using the pool here, you will need to book this well in advance by calling 01372 734 681 to guarantee your one-hour time slot – we were lucky to get availability the night before our visit.  Access to the pool is free for premium and animal themed rooms but if we had booked a standard room at the hotel there would be an additional charge of £3 per person, so that’s something to consider when choosing your room here.

If you are feeling energetic there was also a small but fully functional gym if you wanted a work out, but with over 20,000 steps clocked up walking around the theme park ( you can read a review of our visit here ) we had already done our workout for the day.

Seeing the animals on the Wanyama reserve

We loved being able to have the private access to the Wanyama reserve after the park closed, this is one of the benefits of being an on-site guest and a great way to spend your evenings after dinner.  We got up close to see the giraffes and zebra from a great viewpoint overlooking the reserve, but a highlight for the girls was the meerkat enclosure.

There is a small shop selling snacks and toys at the entrance to the pool but what the hotel is missing is a large gift shop selling a wide range of park merchandise like you would see at a Disney hotel.

Early ride access

Hotel guests have 1 hour early ride time each morning and this makes a huge difference especially on weekends.  We managed to ride all of the Jumanji rides by 9:30 including Mandrill Mayhem twice which meant we could then tick off some of the parks other popular rides such as Rattlesnake and Gruffalo before the 10 o clock park opening.

When you factor in a typical cost of a reserve and ride, which starts at £120 for a family of four, with other additional benefits such as early entry and designated parking its quite good value when compared to their animal themed rooms.

Evening entertainment at the hotel

For families with younger children, there was also a nightly entertainment and a character meet and greet in the ‘Rangers Club’ just off the main lobby at the hotel along with a movie zone area with lots of comfortable bean bags for kids to watch films. There was also an amusement arcade in the Safari hotel close to the swimming pool and a larger arcade at the entrance to the Azteca hotel, both of which had a wide range of arcade machines to play.

There are two restaurants to choose from here, the Zufari bar and grill in the Safari hotel serving an a la carte dinner menu and the much larger Temple restaurant in the Azteca hotel offering a self service buffet dinner.

As you might have experienced at most theme park hotels, reservations for both breakfast and dinner need to be prebooked in advance via the Chessington website.  As we booked last minute and I literally mean the day before our visit all breakfast and dinner slots were unavailable, so its worth booking these as soon as you make your reservation.  However, when we checked-in we did manage to book a breakfast reservation after speaking with staff at the Zufari bar and grill in the hotel.

We had breakfast in the Zufari bar and grill, which has the most amazing views over the Wanyama reserve.  I would recommend asking for a table by the window or if the weather is good on the outdoor decking as it’s not everyday that you get to have breakfast watching Zebra, antelope and Giraffe walking past your window.

The breakfast buffet here is your typical 4-star hotel standard offering a wide variety of breakfast items including individually boxed cereals, pastries and hot full English items.  It’s also worth booking a slot before 8:30 am as it got progressively busier as we left but staff were excellent, quickly clearing dishes away and replenishing the breakfast items.

We could have booked breakfast in the temple restaurant at the adjoining Azteca hotel which looked as if there might be an even greater breakfast choice but we wouldn’t have had the amazing views of the animals like we had at Zufari.

If you want to have dinner at the Zufari hotel you will need to book well in advance, especially on a weekend.  The restaurant was fully booked during our visit so we took advantage of the takeaway menu which offers many of the same items on the a la carte menu and ordered pizzas and fries and dined in the adjoining Zufari bar.

We also had the option of eating at the Temple restaurant in the Azteca hotel which served an all you can eat buffet, but the selection and quality of dishes seemed quite basic considering the cost per person.

It did look a really cool place to dine with kids though, we loved the theming and interactive dining experience (seemed very similar to a Rainforest Café), which looked great fun for kids – a unique touch here was the leaf cutter ants which pass by your table in glass tubes.

Pricing and discounts

Staying on-site at the Chessington Safari or Azteca hotels is expensive, especially when compared to nearby hotels such as the Premier Inn which is located literally at the entrance to Chessington.  We stayed in a penguins of Madagascar room, one of the premium themed rooms at the hotel which also include Gruffalo, Jumanji and Room and the Broom themed accommodation.

Our penguin room with views of the Wanyama reserve, start from £379 per night on a bed and breakfast rate, rising up to a really expensive £579 per night if you book a stay with your tickets to the theme park included.  To find the cheapest day to stay, there is a deal finder search on the Chessington website which highlights the dates with the cheapest nightly rates.

Standard rooms at the hotel start from £239 per night on a bed and breakfast basis and are fine for an overnight stay.  However, if you are booking an animal themed room I would look at the upgrade cost to the premium rooms as the added benefits such as the ranger reserve and ride and worth the upgrade cost.

It can often be  cheaper to book your hotel and theme park tickets separately and take advantage discounted tickets with Tesco Clubcard or the 2 for 1 ticket offers from the likes of National Rail or promotional cereal boxes.   The Chessington Safari and Azteca hotels can also be cheaper booking via the likes of the online booking sites such as Hotels.com or Expedia on a bed and breakfast rate instead of booking direct with Chessington.

If you are visiting Chessington World of Adventures, staying on-site at the Chessington Safari hotel is well worth it.  Prices are high compared to off site hotels but the benefits offered from being an on-site guest can really make a big difference to your stay, just shop around to get the best room rate.

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I've been staying at the hostel safari for 4 nights during a Congress in Moscow. It was perfect also if I was in Moscow on a business trip. Toilets and showers were always available and extremely clean, the whole hostel was extremely clean, the cleaning woman or the staff of the hostel never stopped cleaning around. The most excellent point were the staff itself, extremely helpful in all situations, they spoke and understood English very well, which is not very common in Moscow, and they helped me since the very first day of my stay. I would totally recommend it.

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I stayed here with friends for three nights, it is a great location - easily within walking distance from many of the main sights. The dorm is quite small (slept with my bag on the end of my bed, as did my friend), but the beds are decent. The showers work well, and are clean. The only issues with the toilets were that they didn't restock the toilet paper enough which was frustrating, but otherwise they are clean and fine. The owner picked us up and dropped us of at the airports for a good price, he was very helpful and kind. The main issue with my stay was that they had an 11pm quite rule, but it was not enforced. this wouldn't have been an issue, but my room was right outside the main area and they left the TV on most of the night, and people were very loud.

The hostel is situated close to subway (about 10 minutes walk) and 15 minutes walk to Red Square.the place is really nice and cozy. One of the most important thing is that this hostel is clean.and you're able to cook food there.

Hi everyone, The place has no rules regarding noise at all, especially after the midnight. A bunch of twenty year old Russian kids behave like a bunch of the Jungle people, who simply do not recognize the fact that there are other people who have more civilized needs, e.g. sleep at night, rest in quiet rooms, have a chance to use a so called common area, etc. The (Russian) TV will work there about 20 hours a day or more, as loud as possible (which is presizely as loud as they need), and that is considered normal and acceptable. If you decide to have it off or watch something of your own, either on your laptop, or on the same very TV, prepare to a big protest. So, all in all the common area will belong to the "Jungle people", the management will not be trying to help (in a practical way, so that in the end the problem could be solved), basically I was told that there are no noise policies in Russia in general and in this hostel in particular. So if you are ok living in a kindergarten full of unruly and noise twenty- twenty five year old children who are acting out their hormones, and who are on a mission to be as loud as they can possibly be, that's the place to go. If you expect to be respected by another human being who is a guest of that hostel, forget about it, unless they are foreigners. On a more positive note, the receptionists are helpful, positive, and speak English, the place is clean and tidy, but the noise and primitive loud behaviour of the young Russians staying in the hostel and searching for a day and night entertainment is not addressed and probably not going to be addressed in the nearest or even more distant future. After midnight, expect yelling, loud laughing, shouts and complete disregard of the fact that you may sleep at night.

Hi! We received your feedback and would like to thank you for it! It's really pity, that "jungle peple" you told about were able to bother you. But please trust, it's not normal and acceptable for us. Following your complain, we've introduced new noise policy. Since the moment, it's obligatory to keep quiet from 23 in the night till 7 in the morning. Yes, you are right, that there is no special government policy in Russia concerning hotels and hostels (if only they are not located in condominimums), but we're doing our best to provide our guests with high quality accomodation for reasonable price! Have a good day and looking forward to see you once again in our hostel. Best regards, Anton Pavlov, Safari Hostel Team Manager

This is my first experience in Moscow and Russia in general, so I've been slightly surprised to meet so modern, clean and friendly hostel there! Besides, location is just brilliant, near to everything! Strongly recommended. Thank you, guys!

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" Remember to book pool sessions "

" beds are good quality, and the jumangi room is very dark with black out curtains, but the animal view you are paying for was non existent "

" Make sure that you book both your meal times as the restaurants book up early and book the splash pool so you do t miss out "

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" Take your own bedtime story as they don't have that many. "

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