Syon Park

Syon is a photographer’s dream! You can’t get much more light & airy than a glasshouse, and The Great Conservatory is a breathtaking example. The ceremony room, the library, the courtyard – the choice of backdrops was endless. Everything has such a luxurious, elegant feel!

I had a great experience at Yon Park. The area is well-maintained, with clean walking paths and plenty of green space to relax or enjoy a picnic. There’s a peaceful atmosphere that makes it perfect for unwinding, and the park is family-friendly with enough space for kids to run around. I especially appreciated the shaded seating and how quiet it was compared to more crowded parks. My only reason for not giving five stars is that a few facilities could use some updates, like the restrooms and signage. Overall, though, it’s a lovely spot worth visiting!

Syon Park has both public and private areas. The public side is good for walks, while the private section has nice views by the water and shady spots for picnics. I’ve taken my baby daughter there a few times, and it’s a peaceful place. The entrance fee is £6, which seems a bit high for a park, but the private area makes it worth it. I haven’t been to Syon House yet, but I think it costs around £13 to enter. Overall, Syon Park is a nice place to enjoy nature and spend time outside.

Had an amazing and incredibly informative tour of the house yesterday. I was very impressed by my tour guide and rather serendipitously, I happened to be the only person to have booked the 10.30am slot so I had the pleasure of a personal tour of the house. I loved the experience and I was greatly impressed by my tour guide. Definitely an unforgettable experience and would recommend to anybody visiting West London!

I got in through RHS partnership scheme. The house tour costs extra and I had just missed the last one for the day. The gardens are nice, and it's quiet during the week.

One of our favourite venues in London! We absolutely loved performing in the House and also the lovely Conservatory.

Beautiful, amazing place. Loved almost everything except when we asked for technical help in the room noone turned up as they didn't have enough staff. That did put a damper on things but we would go again. This was second time visiting and standards were even higher so will let that one slide.

A lovely relaxing afternoon walking the gardens of Syon park. We firstly stopped to have tea and cake at the restaurant, which was very tasty. Unfortunately we didnt have alot of time to look around the Gardens but luckily we were still able to see most of it, as we only had 2 hours. I love the main bridge over looking the river, very picturesque, especially this time of year, coming out of summer into autumn, all the autumnal colours coming though. The building is stunning, love the ceiling and all the pillars and beautifully filled with flowers and tall plants. The other little part I loved was this particular tree further on in the park, it was a lovely little spot to relax, so I stay there for 10 minutes and did a bit of meditation, it was surrounded by a little rock pool but filled with moss. We will come again when we have more time and look around the garden centre and the food shops.