I've been to a few historic houses and find this one to be the right size and feels more accessible than others. Apparently there was a group before us and we were the only ones in the house and had the full attention of the guide. Since it's still early Spring, we did not get to enjoy the garden and... More

For a true historical experience it cannot be beaten. Life in the 1800s as lived by one of the families crucial to London history. Be certain to stop by for summer tea or a tour. The most authentic experience you will have in London.

Friends in town? Take them back in time to a relaxing afternoon tea in the back gardens of Eldon House. For $7 a person, you and your guest(s) can view the Thames River while relaxing in wicker chairs, sipping tea, eating hot buttery scones with your choice of jams under the big old tree. The hostess was very gracious and... More

Antique lovers paradise with seasonal settings showing what the occupants would be doing during the winter months, Labour Day, Thanks Giving Day and Christmas' past. Wonderful and enlightening tour of the old. well preserved house.

looking for a quiet and private venue this is it, we were here for a graduation dinner a while back food was excellent and service was excellent (understated and elegant)

I am not a historic buff, but my girlfriend likes to go to these things. The day we went was an anniversary of sorts and they were giving free tours. Overall I still enjoyed it, and they host lots of events throughout the year. One of which is a Christmas Dinner, but they also have the haunted house during halloween.... More

It was brilliant -educated guides sweep you through the halls of Londons 1st famous family at the fork of the Thames, I have been many times and each time it is enchanting!

The story of this house is a fascinating one. It is the oldest residence in London, and the home of four generations of the Harris family. Their furnishings and collections are largely intact. It is a self-guided tour, with an introduction provided by a staff member at the beginning. Staff were also available to answer questions as we went along.... More

This has been kept very well restored. Probably due to the fact that it remained a residence until it was dontaned in the 1960's. The amount of authentic furnishings was beautiful. I liked that you you were taken on a tour but could also walk around by yourself.