Hotels in
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This grade II listed building is ideally situated in the centre of Emsworth, only a few miles from Portsmouth and Chichester. The Crown Inn is an old Coaching Inn dating back to the sixteenth century establishing it as focal point of the town’s life and history. The Crown Inn has recently been re-furbished, creating a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere.

Jean and John Andrews would like to welcome you to their comfortable and stylish home in the heart of elegant Southsea. Situated in a conservation area, Cavendish Lodge is conveniently located for both the leisure or business traveller and offers visitors a taste of affordable luxury.

Picture yourself in a wonderful Victorian hotel enjoying panoramic views over the Solent and here you have the Best Western Royal Beach Hotel Portsmouth. Standing proudly on the seafront at Southsea since 1866, this historic hotel evokes an authentic feeling of bygone days making it one of the most popular hotels in Portsmouth.

The Anglesey Hotel is situated in Alverstoke Village on the Gosport peninsular. It is an elegant Georgian Building dating back to the 1830’s and stands as Gosport's largest hotel. The hotel has unparallel views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight as well as Portsmouth, Gun Wharf Quays and the Spinnaker Tower.

This stunning ‘modern meets classic’ boutique hotel, set in an immaculately restored Grade II-listed Georgian property, mixes contemporary interiors with Georgian and Regency period features; think flowing central staircases, grand fireplaces and full-height sash windows. Located in an unrivalled position in the heart of historic Chichester, it’s the perfect base to explore this upmarket, charismatic English town.

Located on the north-east Isle of Wight in the picturesque sailing village of Seaview it is very close to the Victorian town of Ryde. Seaview has a nostalgic feel as if not much has changed since the Fifties.

Step back in time and relax in an old Victorian house by the sea whose gardens run down to the beach. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Solent and the ever changing scene as liners, yachts, warships and ferries sail past in the distance.