Popham
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Village Hotel Southampton Eastleigh
The hotel is great value for money and has a great gym too. Free parking and affordable drinks at the bar.
Reviewed on Mar 23, 2026
The Winchester Hotel & Spa
Great
Reviewed on Mar 24, 2026
Village Hotel Basingstoke
Always had good stay with village before but this time there was problem at check in as I booked through Expedia. Paid through Expedia, and only had to pay for late check out at hotel but they tried to take full stay and the extra payment. They kept saying there was issue as there was insufficient ...
Reviewed on Mar 22, 2026
Southampton Serviced Apartment
Reading Green Park Village Serviced Apt
Very well-appointed accommodation; immaculately clean and comfortable for 4 persons especially family or couples. The bathroom with the tub, unfortunately, did not have a shower curtain or any way water could be prevented from splashing on the floor which created a compulsory cleaning up of the too ...
Reviewed on Aug 23, 2021
Ivory Lodge
Apartment was great - perfect for a business trip. Easy to check in, everything was as described and I felt at home straight away
Reviewed on Feb 20, 2026
Popular places to visit
Winchester Cathedral
With its exquisite artwork and fascinating historical relics, Winchester’s Gothic masterpiece is thought to be one of the nation’s finest cathedrals.
Marwell Zoo
Head out on a safari in search of hippos, snow leopards and giraffes or check out unusual reptiles at this spacious zoo and wildlife park.
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium
Try out an extensive selection of interactive exhibits and lose yourself in deep space at one of the U.K.’s largest digital planetariums.
Great Hall
Admire one of the finest 13th-century halls in England and see the legendary round table of King Arthur at this monument to the city’s medieval heritage.
Wolvesey Castle
Explore fascinating ruins set amid serene parkland to be transported back hundreds of years and discover a magnificent medieval castle.
Hospital of St Cross
Set within tranquil gardens, England’s oldest charitable institution features traditional 15th-century architecture and a stunning Norman church.
