The Swan The Swan is a traditional pub with unique character, offering a wide range of real ales and quality British pub food. With a rich history as a coaching inn and later as the Swan Hotel, this establishment has always been central to travellers and creatives alike. Its artistic heritage is reflected in the famous patrons who once frequented the establishment such as William Morris and composer Gustav Holst. Come enjoy excellent food, drinks and hospitality at The Swan.

Recent social media posts

24/10/2026

🌪️🌪️🌪️ Even with the storm you can still find shelter at the Swan☔️

16/10/2026

We are a very big pub and sometimes it’s easier to hit Zara pose rather than walk around 🤷‍♂️🙂

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14/10/2026

Serving beers and suspicious alibis 🎃📦

09/10/2026

🎉🎉NEW MENU LIVE ON 14 OF OCTOBER 🎉🎉

Our new menu is definitely much better than our handwriting😅

03/10/2026

A perfectly poured Guinness, good company, and a proper pub atmosphere. ❤️

Because every great pint has a story… and sometimes it starts with “Scott, can you finish that Guinness for me?” 😂

01/10/2026

🎄✨ Christmas has arrived at the pub! ✨🎄
Get cosy, grab your favourite drink and soak up the festive atmosphere with us. 🍻🎅

Whether it’s a catch-up with friends, a Christmas celebration or simply an excuse for a festive tipple… we’ve got you covered! ❤️

25/09/2026

No time for the gym? No problem just turn the pub into your workout zone! 🏋️‍♀️
Kegs = weights.
B**r = recovery.
Pub life = full-body workout.

19/09/2026

🎄✨ XMAS BOOKINGS ARE OPEN! ✨🎄

The festive season is coming, and there’s no better place to celebrate than with us! 🍻🎅

Whether it’s a Christmas party with the team, a festive catch-up with friends, or a big family get-together, we’re ready to make it a celebration to remember. 🥂🎁

12/09/2026

Looking for the perfect excuse to treat yourself? Perhaps not… but we’ve got one! 👀

Grab yourself a £4 Nicholson Pale Ale when you order through the app. 🍻

📱 Available via our app
📅 Valid until 30th September
🔥 Be quick — this deal won’t be around forever!

Tag your drinking buddy and make it a date! 👇

#£4Deal

10/09/2026

The sound of the door opening…
“New customer!”
…never mind

Address

46 Hammersmith Broadway
London
W6 0DZ

To get to the location at Hammersmith Broadway in London, there are various options.

Public Transport:
- Take the tube to Hammersmith Station via the Circle, District, Piccadilly or Hammersmith & City line.
- Get off at the station and head towards the Hammersmith Broadway exit.
- Once outside, turn right and keep walking until you reach the destination.

Driving/Parking:
- From M4, take exit 1 towards A4/Central London/Hammersmith.
- Keep right at the fork and follow signs for A4/Central London/Hammersmith/Hounslow.
- Merge onto Island/The Parkway/A4 and continue straight onto Great West Rd/A4.
- Turn left onto Talgarth Rd/A315 and continue straight.
- Turn right onto Queen Caroline St.
- Stay on Queen Caroline St until you reach the destination.

Parking:
There are several pay-and-display parking lots available nearby. Alternatively, you can try finding street parking in the surrounding area. Please make sure to check local signage for restrictions before parking.

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 11pm
Tuesday 11am - 11pm
Wednesday 11am - 11pm
Thursday 11am - 12am
Friday 11am - 1am
Saturday 10am - 1am
Sunday 10am - 10pm

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What people say

The Swan in Hammersmith Broadway, London is a pub that truly embodies the essence of traditional British hospitality. With its unique character and eclectic range of real ales, this pub has been serving quality drinks and excellent food for centuries. The history of The Swan is as colourful as the artistry it has always been adorned with. From being a coaching inn known as the 'Old Swan' to being refurbished into the 'White Swan', and later shaped into the Swan Hotel, this pub has always been central to travellers.

The current building was designed from a blank canvas after the original premises were demolished due to the railway's arrival in Hammersmith. The rich tapestry of this inspirational home has attracted great luminaries of the Arts & Crafts movement, such as William Morris and Edward Johnstone, designer of the famous London Underground "Bulls Eye" symbol. Gustav Holst, composer of the Planets, also found inspiration in Hammersmith where he worked and composed his piece 'Hammersmith'.

The Swan offers quality pub food that is served with generous measures of famous British hospitality. This pub is perfect for those who want to experience traditional British culture while enjoying delicious food and drinks. Whether you are a local or a traveller passing through, The Swan is definitely worth a visit.