Located in the tranquil village of Oakley, a 15-minute drive from Basingstoke, this Innkeeper's Collection has well-equipped bedrooms, a bar and a restaurant.
John
United Kingdom
All the staff were happy and polite. The room was clean and well appointed. The bathroom was the best bit with the rain shower, fantastic
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Fonseca
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Sara
United Kingdom
It was close to the M3 so handy if you just need a bed for the night. Lots of parking.
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Jane
United Kingdom
We had a lovely room overlooking the golf course. Very quiet room with a comfortable bed. Choice of pillows which was really nice. It was great that there was a bar & restaurant, delicious food. Breakfast was plentiful & had several options. Would I stay again - definitely!
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Lynne
United States of America
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Jennifer
United States of America
Two floors and good stairway access. The staff were generally great—one chef in particular was wonderfully accommodating
Having stayed in a large chain hotel in Newbury only the...
Having stayed in a large chain hotel in Newbury only the night before my stay. The words that come to mind is chalk and cheese. The staff at the Beach were excellent polite well trained and looked to enjoy their jobs. The polar opposite to the night before.
This is a gem and i will be returning in may.
Robert
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A little village out in the sticks, You need a car to get...
A little village out in the sticks, You need a car to get there.
We stayed at the Beach Arms in Oakley on the main A3400 road,
It isn't easy to find if you go the A303 route as we missed it completely coming from the other side of Salisbury, and ended up in Winchester first.
The best way is to take the M3 and then come off for Basingstoke, follow the signs for Newbury and the A3400 will appear on the signs. It is well hidden.
Stayed in one of the Innkeeper Lodges. Noisy if you stay at the front of the building, but we were right at the back, there is only 22 rooms, we had room 21. Backs onto fields.
The pub had special offer prices, like the Hungry horse franchise, and service was very quick, considering the covid 19 rules. Staff were very friendly and explained it all beforehand. Breakfast is payable and in the pub in the morning.
Oakley itself is very small, like all the villages in the area, it is sprawled out. We didn't cover the village, but I'm sure it must be as pretty as all the other villages around it.
Our hotspot was Winchester - Saturday, busy and bustling, A hotspot for the Covid 19, no wonder considering the way the cafes and restaurants were packing people in, side by side. We didn't dare go in.
Mask wearing there wasn't much to be seen. The Great Hall, what's left of the Winchester Castle is worth a look into our British history. £4 to get in, ideally book online to avoid queues, but the same price turning up at the door. Alot of money, for quite a little to do. Times online are to allow for 30 people in per hour. You will only get in on adhoc if it's not busy. Best to book online
The area of Oakley and villages are difficult to navigate without a satnav, I would avoid it in future for a short trip.
KRa2
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We booked this late in the day purely as a stop over en...
We booked this late in the day purely as a stop over en route to Cornwall. It was cheap because of the late booking and it more than served a purpose. Comfortable room, it was attached to a pub so the evening was sorted. All together I would recommend but book as late as you possibly can!
We arrived late after difficult travelling conditions and a 90th birthday party. I had tried from 7pm to advise the hotel that we would be late. When I finally made contact they were very helpful and waited for us.
The room and bed were comfortable.
We didn’t have evening meal or breakfast.
Good sized room, clean, comfortable and warm with a decent shower and bed. The hotel is always quiet and the breakfast decent enough of you opt to take it.
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