In 1750 three pubs on this site (Star & Garter, Eight Bells and Red Lion) were consolidated into one, originally a hotel serving trippers from London and rebuilt in 1902, a large edifice in a prominent position by the Thames. The ground floor, which had a spell as Bar M, in an upmarket modern bar, unlike Glendola's other places. There is also a cellar bar and an upstairs ballroom, both used for function business. The real ales may tend to be from Greene King.

MyLondon reports in December 2023:

'An empty South London pub is set to be brought back into use as a boutique hotel, after a local council approved the plans. The scheme includes revamping the interior of the Star and Garter Hotel, in Putney, so it can be used as a hotel and restaurant, along with extending the roof at the fourth floor and adding a roof terrace garden above.

Owner Coldunell Ltd, the applicant behind the scheme, plans to convert the landmark building on Lower Richmond Road into a boutique hotel rivalling the best in Europe. Wandsworth Council's planning committee green-lit the plans for the venue, which also has an entrance on Putney Embankment, on December 12.'

So watch this space!