Owslebury
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Leonardo Hotel Southampton
Bed was saggy
Reviewed on Mar 11, 2026
Moxy Southampton
WiFi and air conditioning good
Reviewed on Mar 8, 2026
Novotel Southampton
Good location, close to everything, clean and comfortable, good facilities.
Reviewed on Mar 7, 2026
room2 Southampton Hometel
Fabulous hotel from home, great facilities, lovely cafe and fab staff. Definitely staying here again!
Reviewed on Mar 2, 2026
Central Versatile Studio
property just down rd from the hard. Hard to find without prior knowledge. Entry was difficult becuase the entry system at first took a lot of doing. It is on a safe system that needs imput from the owners and a no to get the small safe to drop and reveal the key to apt. Not able to get TV or internet ...
Reviewed on Jul 8, 2025
Mill Rythe Coastal Village
Extremely disappointing first stay. We arranged a 2:30pm check-in, but the accommodation was not ready until 30 mins later. On arrival, we were told to return in 10–15 minutes, only to be told again that it still wasn’t ready. This appears to be a recurring issue based on other reviews. The soft ...
Reviewed on Feb 16, 2026
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