Cambridge Cottage

It's a little difficult to find if you're walking from Kew Gardens district line station because it seems so far away..a good 11 to 12 minutes in a winding loop. It's much easier to come at it from Kew Bridge where there's a wide choice of buses. It's an accessible entrance with many interesting frames prints beyond the reception area showing different orchid species, herbs and other fauna. You can see Kew Gardens through the French doors and windows. As in most neo classical buildings it has traditional features like chandeliers and oil paintings of various horticultural patrons and local dignatories. It has good natural acoustics for conference hire.

I had my first experience of Kew Gardens last year when I went to photograph a wedding there. The grounds are incredible to look around and the setting of the Nash Conservatory was perfect for a wedding ceremony with so much natural light let in. Can't wait to come back! Olly (Olly Knight Photography)

We love Kew Gardens and have been visiting for many years. We had the privilege of photographing a wedding here and are now approved suppliers for Kew events which is a dream come true for the both of us! The grounds are beautiful and the staff were friendly and very professional, we look forward to returning again soon to photograph another wedding.

They have done a great job adapting an old building as a wedding venue, making the best of limited space. Free admission to Kew Gardens from opening time is a major benefit! Hard to find, but google maps is somewhat helpful.

We got married at Cambridge Cottage last Saturday 08/Jun. Our whole experience from the first initial meeting up until the wedding day was wonderful the event staff were helpful and informative. Our event manager for the day Eniola and Annie were wonderful and our whole day ran perfectly and was stress free. We have been visiting Kew Gardens for a few years now so it was really special to have our wedding at Cambridge Cottage. I would totally recommend this wedding venue 😍 for a small wedding, the scenery is so beautiful with the private grounds. All our guests have not stopped talking about the day it was truly magical and special.

I mean where do I start? From start to finish this has been a magical place to get married. I had the pleasure of working with Ms Owlett as both the person who booked our wedding and helped execute it perfectly on the day. The staff were every bit as professional as one might expect from Kew. You will never have any shortage of wonderful photo opportunities in and around this wonderful venue. They helped us get zipped across the garden in a buggy to get our location shots at the Temperate house, Zen garden etc. If offered a drinks reception at the Princess of Wales Conservatory, then definitely go for it (a picture attached, it is amazing at night with great lighting. super romantic). As a tip, I would strongly recommend using the Coach & Horses hotel just across the road. Zero regrets. Many wonderful memories. Thank you, Jess Owlett and Annie, we owe so much to the pair of you especially. x

We had our wedding here and it was perfect. The moment we saw it, even before leaving the grounds we had booked and it was the best experience ever. They work tirelessly to help plan your big day and are always on hand to answer any questions. Working with the best suppliers around means every part will be perfectly planned and presented. We love the venue and had so many lovely comments on it. Lucy, Amelie and all the team there are really one of a kind.

Loved it You can see millions of years measured in centimetres Something older than all of humanity and civilization. Stumbled upon during excavation for onyx these limestone formations are absolutely breathtaking. This one specialises in the gravity defying fish hook which doesn't make sense or follow the simple laws of physics. Very serene and mystical. The classical music with a gentleman in a gundolo and the lighting adds to the experience. Totally worth the money