Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Fully accessible Hampshire Home is set in Waterlooville. Featuring a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with a picnic area.
Carolyn
United Kingdom
Lovely quiet location, perfect for exploring surrounding areas. Basics left in kitchen for us (tea/coffee) which was great for a late arrival. Helpful host, responsive and friendly. House is very spacious (bigger than expected) with a large garden. Clean and with all the facilities you need.
Offering a garden and garden view, Brand new annexe on border of the Southdowns. Is located in Waterlooville, 24 km from Goodwood House and 26 km from Goodwood Racecourse.
Just 4 minutes’ walk from Cosham town centre, the The Red Lion by Innkeeper's Collection offers en suite rooms alongside its bar and pizza kitchen.
Philip
United Kingdom
The reason we chose this hotel it was close to the hospital where our son had been taken to. So able to walk there and back.
The staff were very sympathetic and helpful especially Emma.
Situated in Emsworth, 800 metres from Prinsted Beach, Samphire Ark 900 features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Julie
United Kingdom
Such a great spot to spend a weekend. The Ark had everything we needed all of which was high standard. The lazy continental breakfast provided by Steph sitting on the pontoon watching the birds and boats was a particular highlight. A great spot to walk from too !
Village Hotel Portsmouth is set on the Lakeside North Harbour Business Park in Portsmouth, a 3-minute drive from Junction 12 off the M27. Parking is available.
Located in East Meon, 23 km from Jane Austen's House Museum, South Downs Eco Lodge & Camping provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a restaurant.
Kate
United Kingdom
We booked a stay here for a fun trip away with the kids. The site was very safe and child friendly with a great local pub a short drive away. Staff were very friendly and helpful and the rooms were very comfortable and clean.
Waterlooville itself is not a particularly exciting or...
Waterlooville itself is not a particularly exciting or attractive place but the accommodation for someone wanting to stop in a reasonably priced venue within striking distance of Chichester won’t find anywhere much better.
Levett
Scored 2.0
2.0
Waterlooville unfortunately has gone downhill, when I lived...
Waterlooville unfortunately has gone downhill, when I lived there in the fifties it was the most beautiful village but now well! , I moved from there three years ago and it still is awful not much change.
Sorry for the review but I have to be truthful.
Nick
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Good location for access into Portsmouth and visiting local...
Good location for access into Portsmouth and visiting local attractions the town itself doesn't have much appeal but its convenient for M27 and A3M and has some nice food outlets and out of town shopping. Lots of historic places within 20 minute drive and great views of Portsmouth and Meon Valley from portsdown Hill x The George on portsdown Hill has amazing food and great selection of beer and is lovely and cosy . Recommend steak and kidney pudding and ham/egg/chips . Portsmouth historic dockyard and spinnaker Tower is a must see and the Forts are really interesting. Book buffs may also enjoy Chawton where you'll find Jane Austen museum
Audrey
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Waterlooville used to be a good town to visit, but we did...
Waterlooville used to be a good town to visit, but we did have relatives that lived nearby, so that was our primary reason for visiting. Over the years we have noticed the number of shops that are closing down, but it is simple to get to Portsmouth or Gunwharf Keys
Timothy
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
It was close to the people we were visiting.
It was close to the people we were visiting. We didn't see many people on the street, but lots of fairly empty buses rushing up and down the road. The little we did see of the street at 73's end seem to contain a lot of estate agents and takeaways.
Graham
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A busy town, 20 mins north of Portsmouth, plenty of shopping...
A busy town, 20 mins north of Portsmouth, plenty of shopping, a big Sainsburys and a lot of places to eat. Some 50kw and 7kw EV charge points in town. Use Google Maps or Waze to navigate the roads in and out of town!
Alan
United States
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