Welcome To The Flower Pot

Once pasted by Oliver Twist (1838) in Charles Dickens novel The Flower Pot Hotel sits on the corner of Thames Street and Green Street overlooking Flower Pot Green and The River Thames. Rebuilt in the 1800s but dating back much further The Flower Pot Hotel was once a posting house for coaches between London and Chertsey, and has links with Theodore Hook (1788 – 1842) writer and composer. Now a Brakspear Pub, The Flower Pot Hotel offers not only en suite accommodation but also a wide range of drink and food. A Grade II Listed Building, The Flower Pot Hotel offers charm and character with all the advantages of modern day luxury.