Partying on a boat always seems somewhat decedent doesn't it? Even if the boat is just a little bit…read moreshabby and the crowd are just a little bit too Essex.. all in good fun though; a decent night can be had on one of these babies.

I wasn't sure what category to put this in…read more It is a big warehouse, where you learn to be a circus star. Why is that not a yelp category?! I took a series of three silks courses here. NOT at easy as it looks, let me tell you. I have never been so sore in my entire life, but it sure is a really unique way to work out and have fun/try something new. They offer static and flying trapeze, tumbling, silks, Chinese pole, hoops... pretty much anything you'd see at Cirque du Soliel or the like.The instructors (mine was named Katie, though I am admittedly biased towards other Katies...) were really sweet and patient. But yea, if you're not in pretty darn good shape.... good luck with this. The only downside is more a personal one, in that it is far from where I live. But it is a great space, with great staff, and I definitely recommend trying it out! Mostly other young (as in 20-35ish) fun people in my classes. Small class, too, all levels, but only like 3-5 people for 1 instructor.

From the owner: London's oldest and leading independent circus training school and circus performance company. We…read moreare proud to offer circus training in a wide range of disciplines including acrobatics, static trapeze, silks, aerial hoop, flying trapeze, Chinese pole and much more! Our circus training space is located in Woolwich, South-East London and comes equipped with state-of-the-art facilities with 3 different studios to train in. Our new facilities (opened in Spring 2018) match the unparalleled quality of AirCraft Circus Academy teachers and reflect the company's 10 years of experience in training youth, adults and professionals of all ages and ability. AirCraft Circus Academy is committed to spreading the magic of circus and making the impossible possible. All are welcome, join us today!

I really looked forward to the re-opening of the Tudor Barn. We went there today and it was quite…read moredisappointing. There are not so many nice places where you can go and have great food in a nice location in Eltham. So I thought this place will make a difference for Eltham. I was wrong. It's such a nice location in a park with a nice outside area, so I am dissapointed that it isn't used better. I was quite shocked when we saw the food menue: 5 sorts of baguettes with chips and salad for 5 Pounds. That's all. We went there 2 days after they re-opened. Wow, the service has room for improvement, to say it nicely. The barrista had to asked me 4 times what I want to order. They told us that the baguettes are sold out but that they offer sandwiches instead. Sandwiches for 5 Pounds! We got a refund at the end but anyway if you just offer baguettes you should make sure that you have enough of them. We had to wait for ages till we got everything and the quality was poor. I am not a salty eater, but even I had to add salt to my food. There were several guests in a wheelchair when we were there. The manager told one of the guests that they don't have disabled facilities. How can this be when they refurbished everything? Because it was two days after they opened I gave them 2 stars, otherwise it would be one. I will try them in another six month. I hope their service has improved by then. Otherwise, I am sure, there will be a new owner again.

This place does not feel like Eltham, it feels like it's in civilisation. It's a real restaurant…read morecontrary to what some other reviews are saying. We went here for dinner, a group of four. The menu was full of tempting dishes, there was a huge slab of cow on the specials which we decided to share between the four of us. As it was so huge we skipped starters. This was a bad move because the cow took well over an hour to show up. We asked after it a few times, and were told it was coming in a way that gave us no confidence whatsoever. The staff were friendly but slightly devious in this way. When the food arrived, it was worth the wait. Really worth the wait. Beautifully cooked. Desserts were similarly excellent, as was the wine. I would give this place top marks if it were not for the waiting.

If you are looking for a standard hall to rent for a party or event then this could be your place,…read moreit's very cheap to rent out but that could be because it isn't top of the desirables list. It will be adequate enough to enjoy a family get-together though.

From the owner: We specialize in providing a reasonably priced hall in which to hold your party, meeting etc…read more Hire Fee (at 2016) is £10 per hour but subject to change.

Magnificent palace located in a far out London suburb. This palace was for a time, the home for the…read moreCourtaulds family who built a magnificent house attached to a mediaevel hall. The hall was all what remained of a Royal palace. But its foundations have been partly excavated and exposed for public viewing in the magnificent gardens. If you love art deco interiors, then you will love this place which still remans fresh and contemporary with its numerous en suite bathrooms and fitted bedrooms. And a simply beautiful lobby with a unique domed ceiling. Do buy a bag of carp food and have fun feeding the greedy fishes!

My fiancé and I visited from the US and we're looking to visit some unique attractions in England…read more This is one of them. A beautiful Art Deco house! The staff was very friendly. They have beautiful gardens to stroll in as well. If you can appreciate vintage/antique Art Deco architecture you'll enjoy walking around this palace. They also have a tea room at the end of the walk which we enjoyed a pot of tea and a slice of maple walnut coffee cake. Very good.

I was here because of work and as another reviewer mentioned you would not come here as a…read moredestination spot. However I stayed here because the hotel pricing over at the exhibition center Ex Cel was very very high. Easily 120 pounds more then staying here. A 27 pound Uber ride meant staying here was more than a bargain. The food was good the bartenders great and pricing much lower than at the show center. My room was large with a real king bed. The staff here is great and they were always ready will and able to help. If I am ever back in the area or doing another show at Excel I will be here!

Staff: 5 stars! I'm knocking down my review, because the…read morehotel is a little dated. Definitely could use some more decor to bring it into the current decade. Felt like I went back in time. Front desk staff was very kind, welcoming and helpful. Housekeeping was quick when we needed a crib and even did turndown service and put Dolly up for bed (see photo). Bedroom was large but bathroom shower really needed repair and had cracks (no photos as our alarm didn't go off and we rushed out). Had drinks at the bar which was nice. You can walk to town easily and enjoy shopping and food.

The Prince Albert is one of Bexleyheath's better pubs. It is a proper pub with really friendly bar…read morestaff and decent regulars. Not once in my visits here have I felt unwelcome or like I have to watch my back which is remarkable considering Bexleyheath's reputation. The crowd is a mix of young and old and is a far cry from the lot that inhabit the bars in the more troublesome parts of the town. There are lots of random brass objects on the wall which gives the pub a sense of history and character. The pub is a bit small and can get a little cramped from time to time but if you ask someone to move over a little so you can reach the toilet they normally oblige without the attitude or dirty looks. The pub does do food upstairs in the restaurant area which can be a little pricey but looks good for something like a work function or party where people might not mind splashing out a little extra. Sadly parking can be a bit of a nuisance. You can park in the car park by the cinema which charges or you can park a few roads away around the corner from the old Woolwich/Barclays building which is a couple of minutes walk away.

Ahh the old 'Pots and Pans' as we used to call it. The Prince Albert really is a good pub…read more Downstairs is a traditional boozer with a good mix of old regulars and people under the age of 50! If you want a trendy bar don't go here. This is for those people who are over 18 and don't want to get smashed on alcopops and cider. They always seem to have friendly serving staff and a nice selection of beers. It can get packed at weekends but usually there is room to stand or even find a seat. Good thumbs up. Upstairs they have an upmarket restaurant. Although the decor is nice and menu is certainly upmarket, their prices aren't cheap. When we went, several years ago admittedly, a meal for four cost £150ish. Now you might expect to pay this in London, but not Bexleyheath. That may have changed now so please check it out, but it put us off going back again. Soo Pub - Yeah. Restaurant - Meh!