The Bingham


You could be serving celebrities in this boutique hotel, which sits in a little piece of the countryside on the bank of the Thames in Richmond


Riverside chic


The Bingham is a 15-bedroom boutique hotel, three-AA-rosette restaurant and award-worthy event space located on Richmond’s bucolic riverside. The Bingham is perfectly located


between central London and Heathrow and has a most enviable ‘countryside’ setting in an area synonymous with London’s royal parks.


Passionate people The Bingham is known for delivering attentive and friendly service from a professional team that strives to go the extra mile. General manager Erick Kervaon


attributes this reputation to a passionate team. “You need a smile and passion to work in hospitality. If you’ve got those unique skills, you can be cross-trained to fulfil most roles.” The restaurant serves interesting,


award-winning modern British fayre, accompanied by an excellent wine list. The lounge bar is a local haunt for


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well-heeled clientele (as well as the odd celebrity) and is open until late, serving an extensive cocktail and drinks list. The Bingham is also perfectly suited


for client entertaining with its events space, private terrace and gardens, all offering a wide choice of casual or more formal dining and entertainment options. Indeed, it won the prestigious Condé Nast Johansens Awards of Excellence for Weddings, Parties and Special Events in 2014.


Frontiers of change What keeps the Bingham evolving and moving forward? “Everyone at the Bingham wants to be part of a positive team that pushes and encourages itself,” says Kervaon. “In this age, we all appreciate that


change is intrinsic to progress, but in hospitality opportunities for change rarely come at the right time, so we’re quick to respond and adapt. “Our people are the best


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