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London · Restaurants · Hotels · Hospitality
Matterport Virtual Tours & Google Street View in London
Give customers a closer look at your London venue before they book. Showcase your restaurant, bar, hotel or event space with an interactive virtual tour.
Delivered through our sister company, GO Virtual Tours, our services help visitors explore your spaces and understand what makes your venue worth visiting.
Let the setting speak for itself
Make your venue part of their plans.
From a dinner in Soho to a celebration at The Shard, the surroundings are part of the experience. A virtual tour gives people the freedom to explore before choosing where to go.
01 / RESTAURANTS & BARS
Show the atmosphere
Introduce your dining areas, bar and private spaces so guests can picture their visit before making a reservation.
02 / PRIVATE DINING & EVENTS
Support the enquiry
Help organisers explore the layout and shortlist spaces for business dinners, celebrations and private hire.
03 / HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION
Introduce the stay
Showcase selected bedrooms, reception areas and facilities so guests can take a closer look before booking.
London restaurant example · Soho
Explore Chotto Matte Soho.
Step inside Chotto Matte Soho using the interactive experience below. Explore the captured spaces and see how a virtual tour can introduce a restaurant online.
Move through the tour at your own pace and use the fullscreen control for a larger view.
London restaurant example · The Shard
Step inside Aqua Shard.
Explore Aqua Shard and discover how an immersive tour lets visitors look around a restaurant before they arrive.
For customers considering a special meal or private event, an online walkthrough provides another way to get to know the setting alongside photographs and menus.
London restaurant example · The Shard
Discover Hutong at The Shard.
Take a virtual look around Hutong at The Shard. This example offers another opportunity to explore a London restaurant and experience its surroundings online.
Together, these three examples show how different venues can present their individual character through an interactive experience.
Google Street View
Let Google Maps visitors look inside.
Customers researching London restaurants, hotels and venues can use Google Maps as part of their planning. Indoor Street View gives them another way to explore before visiting.
Show selected interior spaces, introduce the atmosphere and help people recognise the entrance when they arrive.
Your website and Google Maps
A branded Matterport tour and Google Street View are separate experiences, with different presentation options.
We will confirm capture areas, publication requirements and costs in your quote. Google publication is subject to its requirements.
More than a look around
Help visitors take the next step.
Depending on the tour platform and agreed scope, we can add navigation, useful information and links to your existing booking and enquiry services.
Clear navigation
Help visitors find selected dining areas, private rooms, bedrooms and facilities through an organised tour menu.
Booking & enquiry links
Direct interested customers to your restaurant reservations, accommodation booking page or private event enquiry form.
Information within the tour
Add agreed descriptions, photographs, videos, menu links and supporting information to explain the spaces.
Website & marketing integration
Embed the tour on your website and share its direct link through social media, email campaigns and enquiries.
Features are agreed before capture. Branded navigation, information points and booking links belong to the hosted tour experience and do not necessarily appear in Google Street View.
Plan around your venue
Capture the spaces that matter to your guests.
A restaurant tour might focus on the dining room, bar and private areas. A hotel project could include representative bedrooms, reception and guest facilities.
For London properties with shared building access, security procedures or service lifts, we will discuss the arrangements before the appointment.
Quieter capture periods can help your team prepare the spaces and manage access. Alternative room configurations can be scoped separately.
Capacities, accessibility information and event arrangements should always be confirmed by your venue team.
Useful details for your quote
- Venue address and postcode.
- Approximate size and number of floors.
- The rooms and areas you want to show.
- Suitable capture dates and access times.
- Building security or lift arrangements.
- Parking, loading and equipment access.
- Whether you also want Google Street View.
Clear costs before you book. Your quote will confirm capture, hosting, optional features and any additional travel, parking, congestion, emission-zone or accommodation costs where applicable. Extra room configurations and return visits are scoped separately.
A straightforward process
Plan. Capture. Share.
01 / PLAN
Agree the scope
Tell us about your venue and the areas you want to showcase. We confirm the approach and quote.
02 / CAPTURE
Prepare the spaces
We arrange access with your team. Each area should be ready as you want customers to see it.
03 / SHARE
Use your finished tour
Share the tour link and add it to your website. Google Street View is arranged where agreed.
Your questions
Planning a London virtual tour.
Can you capture outside our busy service periods?
We will discuss suitable access times with your team. Quieter periods can make it easier to prepare spaces and manage access while capture takes place.
Can you capture venues within larger buildings?
Yes. Let us know about building permissions, security, lift access and equipment delivery arrangements so these can be considered when planning the visit.
Can we show private dining and event layouts?
Yes. We can capture agreed spaces and quote for additional room configurations. Your team prepares each layout, with reset time considered in the capture schedule.
Can the tour go on our existing website?
Yes. We can provide an embed code or direct link for your website team to implement. If Going Out UK provides and manages your website, we can arrange the integration.
Is Google Street View included automatically?
No. We will confirm whether you require Google Street View and include the scope and costs in your quote. It is separate from the branded hosted tour.
How much does a London virtual tour cost?
Pricing depends on the property size, capture requirements, access arrangements and features required. Send the address and a brief outline, and we will provide a quote including hosting and any additional costs.
Do you also provide commercial surveys?
Our sister company, GO Virtual Tours, also specialises in Matterport capture and surveys for commercial properties. Tell us about your project and required outputs so the team can advise on the scope.
Give visitors a closer look
Showcase your London venue.
Tell us about your restaurant, hotel or event space. We will help you plan a virtual experience around the areas your customers want to explore.
Bringing Your Venue to Life in 3D
We provide high-quality Matterport virtual tours and surveys for restaurants, hospitality venues, and other commercial properties across the UK.