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Belvedere, London — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Belvedere is a district of London beside Erith, known for its parish churches and old buildings like St Augustine's Church and The Belvedere.
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Where to stay in Belvedere
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Belvedere is a quiet residential district rather than a place to book a hotel. You will find few rooms in Belvedere itself. Its streets run beside Erith, well out from central London, so most visitors stay in the centre and reach it by train.
Stay nearby for calm near St Augustine's Church. The Belvedere marks the older streets.
Few places to stay in Belvedere — most visitors book in London nearby.
About Belvedere
What are the main landmarks in Belvedere?
Belvedere's landmarks are mostly its churches. St Augustine's Church, St Paul's, and the Parish Church of All Saints stand among its streets, with the Parish Church of St John the Baptist nearby. The Belvedere and The Chequers are among its older buildings.
Erith and its Our Lady of the Angels Church sit just beyond.
What is the history of Belvedere?
Belvedere grew from a small settlement into a district of London beside Erith. Its parish churches trace that growth, from St Augustine's Church to the Parish Church of All Saints. Older buildings hold on.
The Belvedere and The Chequers survive from the earlier village, standing among the streets that later filled around them. Erith stood alongside it throughout.
Where is Belvedere?
Belvedere is a district of London beside Erith, its streets set around St Augustine's Church and The Belvedere.
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What is the best area to stay in Belvedere?
Belvedere: quiet, low-cost stays.
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Updated July 2026