Six Nations 2027 at Twickenham: where to stay for England
England play France, Italy and Scotland at Twickenham in the 2027 Six Nations. Pick your match and see what’s free near the ground and along the line from Waterloo, with prices from places on Nezt.

England have three home matches in the 2027 Six Nations, all at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham: France on Sunday 14 February, Italy on Saturday 20 February, and Scotland on Saturday 13 March, the last match of the Championship and the Calcutta Cup.
Twickenham holds 82,000, and there aren’t many places to stay close to it. If you’re going with friends, family or the club, sort out where you’re staying as soon as you have tickets.
At a glance
- Venue
- Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, Whitton Road, south-west London
- England v France
- Sunday 14 February 2027, kick-off 3.10pm
- England v Italy
- Saturday 20 February 2027, kick-off 4.40pm
- England v Scotland
- Saturday 13 March 2027, kick-off 4.40pm, the Calcutta Cup and the last match of the Championship
- Tickets
- From England Rugby’s official ticket site, and hospitality from its official partners. Buy only from official sellers.
- Nearest station
- Twickenham, with trains from Waterloo, Vauxhall, Clapham Junction and Richmond, then a 10 to 15 minute walk
Following England away? See where to stay for the Six Nations in Cardiff, where Wales play England on 6 March.
Where to stay for the Six Nations at Twickenham
Pick your night to see what’s free in each area and what it costs, then open the map with your dates already in. Prices are from places on Nezt right now.
When are you going?
184 places to stay around Allianz Stadium
Twickenham, Richmond and Isleworth
A walk or a short trainThe closest you can stay, from Twickenham’s riverside to Richmond and Isleworth. Walk to the ground and back, and skip the station queues at the end.
3 places · from £190 · average £242 a night
Show on the mapSee Twickenham, Richmond and Isleworth on the mapHounslow, Whitton and Feltham
Train to TwickenhamWest of the ground, often with more room for the money, with trains from Hounslow and Feltham to Twickenham, a walk from the stadium.
6 places · from £100 · average £145 a night
Show all 6 on the mapSee all 6 in Hounslow, Whitton and Feltham on the mapTeddington and Kingston
A few stops by trainRiverside towns south of Twickenham, with pubs on the Thames and trains a few stops up the line to Twickenham.
11 places · from £100 · average £197 a night
Show all 11 on the mapSee all 11 in Teddington and Kingston on the mapClapham Junction and Wandsworth
Direct trainsBusy south London neighbourhoods with plenty to do, and direct trains from Clapham Junction to Twickenham.
7 places · from £150 · average £238 a night
Show all 7 on the mapSee all 7 in Clapham Junction and Wandsworth on the mapWaterloo and Vauxhall
Direct trainsStay in town and make a weekend of it. Trains to Twickenham start at Waterloo and stop at Vauxhall, about 25 minutes.
4 places · from £130 · average £174 a night
Show on the mapSee Waterloo and Vauxhall on the mapMore places nearby
Everywhere else on the map, closest to the stadium first.
154 places · from £99 a night
Show all 184 on the mapSee all 184 around Allianz Stadium on the mapWant more choice? See every place to stay in Twickenham, in Richmond, in Kingston, in Hounslow and in London.
Getting there and back
- By train. Twickenham station has South Western Railway trains from London Waterloo, Vauxhall, Clapham Junction and Richmond, and from Reading, Ascot and Windsor. From the station, turn right and walk up Whitton Road to the stadium, 10 to 15 minutes.
- By Tube. There’s no Tube station near the ground. Richmond, on the District line and the Overground, is the closest; change there for a train to Twickenham.
- After the match. Twickenham station has long queues after the final whistle. Some fans walk the couple of miles back to Richmond instead, or wait it out in town until the queues go down.
- By car. Roads around the stadium close for about two hours before and after the match, and parking needs booking ahead through England Rugby. The train is usually easier.
- The Sunday match. England v France is on a Sunday, when trains run less often. Check the last train for your journey home, or stay the Sunday night.
Booking tips
- Book as soon as you have tickets. There aren’t many places close to Twickenham, and they go first.
- Stay on the line. A place near a station with direct trains to Twickenham, from Waterloo to Richmond, gets you there without changing.
- For France, stay the Saturday. The match kicks off at 3.10pm on the Sunday, so most people travel in the day before.
- Count beds, not bedrooms. Going as a group? Check how many separate beds there are, and who would be sharing.
- Spread the cost. When check-in is at least 15 days away, pay half when you book and the rest a week before you arrive, with no extra fees.
Questions people ask
When are England playing at Twickenham in the 2027 Six Nations?
England play France on Sunday 14 February 2027, kick-off 3.10pm, Italy on Saturday 20 February, kick-off 4.40pm, and Scotland on Saturday 13 March, kick-off 4.40pm, the last match of the Championship.
Is Twickenham now called the Allianz Stadium?
Yes. Since 2024 its full name has been the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. It’s the same ground, on Whitton Road.
What’s the nearest station to Twickenham Stadium?
Twickenham, 10 to 15 minutes’ walk up Whitton Road, with trains from Waterloo, Vauxhall, Clapham Junction and Richmond. There’s no Tube station nearby.
How do I get to Twickenham from central London?
Take a South Western Railway train from Waterloo, Vauxhall or Clapham Junction to Twickenham, about 25 minutes from Waterloo, then walk 10 to 15 minutes to the ground.
Where can I get tickets?
From England Rugby’s official ticket site, and hospitality from its official partners. Resale sites charge more and aren’t official, so buy from England Rugby if you can.
Can I drive to Twickenham?
Only if you book parking in advance through England Rugby. Roads around the stadium close for about two hours before and after the match, so the train is usually easier.
Where’s the best place to stay for the Six Nations at Twickenham?
Twickenham, Richmond or Isleworth to walk to the ground, Hounslow, Whitton or Feltham for more room for the money, Teddington or Kingston by the river, or Clapham Junction and Waterloo to make a London weekend of it. Pick your match above to compare what’s free in each.
How much does it cost to stay in Twickenham for the Six Nations?
It depends on the match and the area. The prices above are from places on Nezt right now: the cheapest and the average a night in each area. Match weekends fill up, so the earlier you book, the more choice you’ll have.
Fixtures are from the Six Nations’ announcement for 2027. Travel details are from England Rugby’s and the stadium’s guidance for past matches. Details can change. Nezt isn’t connected with the Six Nations, the Welsh Rugby Union, the Rugby Football Union or the stadiums, so check the official site before you book.

























