Yes the park is amazing! The grass and the roses and the wonderful glass houses…I personally think that Kew Gardens is one of the major attraction in London. Few subway stops away from Central London and you are in open countryside with wonderfully landscaped gardens (also from Capibilty Brown) and if you are a gardener is a feast of the eye. In a beautiful sunny and warm day is a unforgettable day out.

I visited in mid September and the gardens and grounds were still very nice but blooming season was pretty much over except for some roses here and there. I didn't realize there was a place there and it was interesting to tour. I took the Underground but there were some service or maintenance issues so I had to complete the journey to Kew Gardens via a bus. It wasn't too bad and it's in a very suburban part of London.

Kew Gardens is an amazing escape from busy London--just a 40 minute tube ride. The grounds are sprawling...beautiful and impeccable. We climbed the spiral staircase to the walk around top of the greenhouse which provided a birds eye view of the tropical plants below. The Lilly pad greenhouse was like stepping into a Monet painting. Would need to visit again to see the whole place but well worth a second trip.

Kew gardens are beautiful and a lovely day out with the family. We go all year (all the different seasons have something special about them). There is a great playground for the kids and great cafes (good coffee) for the adults. There is so much to see.

Fabulous Christmas Lights display in Kew Gardens. One of the best displays I have seen . I’ve lived in West London for many years and this was my first visit to the Kew Christmas Trail. It is brilliant and and so well designed. Many of the displays are set to music and the atmosphere is amazing. The trail takes around 2 hours and there are several place’s selling food and drinks on the trail. My favourite displays were the Rocking robins and the Palmhouse. Well worth a visit.

We visited yesterday and all of us (teens to 70s) thought the Christmas light trail was impressive. The music fitted perfectly with the displays and the lake at the end was wonderful. We spent 3 hours there, with time taken to toast marshmallows and have a drink. It was pretty crowded, but possible to stop and take photos if you moved to the side. All comments we heard from others were positive. I'd definitely go again another year.

So much has already been said about Kew Gardens by over 9,000 reviewers. The gardens are wonderful to walk around and any time of year there is so much to see. The glass houses are also amazing with such varieties of plants to delight the senses. The only downside to the visit is the main café at the entrance. The design makes it confusing as to where to get served and we found people were accidently pushing ahead of us because the queues were so random. We had thought about eating at the café but reading other reviews we decided just to have a drink and then sit outside in the autumn sun.

What an amazing place. We went for the Christmas at Kew and it was absolutely fantastic. Something for everyone, lots of light displays, great walking, fresh air, and also lots of food booths along the way. It is definitely worth a stop, even if the lights aren't on, the gardens are absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommend if you are visiting London.

Always something to see whatever the time of year; Princess of Wales House my favourite with various climates including deserts and their plants. Staff at the gate very helpful and free use of mobility scooter (book ahead advised). Coffee from the barista at the Orangery the best I have tasted, but £4.30 for a thin slice of rather ordinary cake seemed a bit steep. Main issue though is the random organisation, people milling around looking to pay and worst of all, the deli counter; food out in the middle of the room in the open being breathed over, people brushing by with winter coats and rucksacks, not to mention handling food and putting back down - has covid taught us nothing about hygiene? Please address.

We went to this amazing attraction during the week to try and avoid the crowds. We went to lunch nearby and then visited for the whole afternoon. In fairness, we should have given it longer as we ran out of time to see it all. If you are able bodied, the Pagoda is worth the small price extra on your ticket, great views.