Probus Club of Kingston upon Thames

This is the web site for the Probus Club of Kingston upon Thames.

Retirement can come too early for many people who want and are able to remain active. The Probus Clubs of Kingston upon Thames is for men who have retired and semi-retired from their profession or business and want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests.

Luncheon meetings are held at the Antoinette Hotel,

26, Beaufort Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2TQ

Every second Tuesday in the month at 12 noon for lunch at 12.45p.m. unless otherwise advised. - Luncheon Cost - £15.00 - Annual Subscription - £10.00

If this interests you then contact our Committee Secretary – Chris Shires as below:-


Telephone: 020 8977 6204
or by e-mail.: ProBus Club of Kingston upon Thames

Antoinette Hotel

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The Hotel was founded in 1961, the Antoinette has a team of over 85 employees who are at your service 24 hours a day, one of the largest independent Hotels left in the UK and the Antoinette Hotel continues to grow under the direction of Managing Director, Paul Buzasi. The Hotel complex now stretches over 22 beautiful Victorian houses and boasts 100 ensuite rooms, a large free car park, 7 function rooms and landscaped gardens.

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Last modified: 13-Aug-2008