Located in Basingstoke, near Festival Place Shopping Center, Basingstoke Town Center and Avil Theater, Village Hotel Basingstoke features a trendy bar and restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, a...
On the edge of Basingstoke, Hampshire Court Hotel & Spa is a modern 4-star hotel with an award-winning restaurant and brasserie bar, as well as leisure facilities, including 2 indoor pools.
Just off the M3, this Holiday Inn hotel offers an ideal base for exploring Hampshire, with complimentary parking and free WiFi offered throughout, this hotel is only a short drive away from the town...
A grand 18th-century Georgian Manor House, Oakley Hall is a Four Silver Star Hotel set in a 315 acre estate in the beautiful Hampshire countryside, conveniently located 10 minutes from the M3.
The luxury 4-star Apollo Hotel is close Basingstoke’s Business Parks, the M3 and one mile from Festival Place Shopping Center. It offers free high-speed Wi-Fi, 2 restaurants and a health spa.
Arlan House, Central Basingstoke Hotel offers accommodations in Basingstoke, 14 miles from Jane Austen's House Museum and 14 miles from Highclere Castle.
Located in Basingstoke and with Jane Austen's House Museum reachable within 15 miles, Bartons Mill Pub and Dining has a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
On average, 3-star hotels in Basingstoke cost $98 per night, and 4-star hotels in Basingstoke are $125 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Basingstoke can be found for $63 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The room was quiet, comfortable and had everything needed.
The room was quiet, comfortable and had everything needed. There were good facilities at the hotel - dining room, seating area, bar, good parking and was easily accessible. The reception staff were helpful and friendly.
The hotel is situated within easy reach of the M3 and also Basingstoke. And I feel it was reasonably priced
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Small town that has a really good shopping centre with a...
Small town that has a really good shopping centre with a wide choice of the normal and more unusual shops. There are plenty of places to eat, cinema complex, theatre and a good selection of places to park.
Stent
8.0
Scored 8.0
A great mixture of old and new: new shopping mall cleverly...
A great mixture of old and new: new shopping mall cleverly melded into "old town". Very well looked after and litter-free. Lots of indoor activities especially for children and young families.
Excellent range of properties for folk wanting to settle there (with good access to London).
Lots of road works but probably a passing phase.
Bruce
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
We didn’t really explore locally, but rather used it as a...
We didn’t really explore locally, but rather used it as a base to explore the whole area. It’s just a touch over an hours drive to the south coast, to Bath and to London. We visited Estates with some of the best art collections outside of London, the National Auto Museum, Wisley Garden, rode bikes in the New Forest, played disc golf, visited the Safari Park and much more. There’s a good pub 10 minutes walk away and a huge grocery store about 10 minutes drive away. Perfect!
dennis
Canada
10
Scored 10
Basingstoke was a surprise for me...
Basingstoke was a surprise for me...I hadn't expected it to be so full of art & culture. Every available space it seemed to me had been brought to life with a variety of paintings ; poetry ; lighting etc The streets were clean ...plenty of litter bins...hardly any graffiti...people seem to take a pride in their town, which was great to see. I rejoiced to see a market place being used and numerous independent shops as well as a vibrant shopping centre. There are also a number of well maintained green spaces - Eastrop and Glebe Gardens fir example.
I didn't have occasion to use the bus service but did use the railway station and went to Salisbury , Whitchurch and Romsey.
The Ring Rd is a bit of a challenge but at least the roundabouts are named , which is useful! There is easy access to the M3.
I went self catering but found a really nice coffee shop on the way to the station- I think it is called Willow Tea Room ...it is near the statue of the Bluecoat school boy!
It is multi cultural so you are spoilt for choice re eating out. The shopping centre is bright, clean and vibrant.
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Anonymous
4.0
Scored 4.0
Very basic hotel that could do with updating.
Very basic hotel that could do with updating. Dirty coffee spoon in bedroom. Dinner only had once, poor quality so eat out in other restaurants, luckily plenty around within 5 mins walk. Internet very poor, could not use I Phones and on laptop very slow so hard to do work in eves.
Staff very nice & friendly
Due to train problems, I ended up needing a last minute stay in Basingstoke. I found this hotel and it was all I needed for one night. Having noone on site is a bit strange at first, but it was clean and had all I needed for a night. I didn't get the key code for the room immediately so phoned the hotel management who were very helpful. It's only a few minutes' walk from the centre of the town and very convenient. If I needed an overnight stay in Basingstoke again, I would definitely go back.
For a relaxing and wonderful experience Oakley Hall exceeded my expectations. Located in beautiful Hampshire countryside, this elegant Hotel, was relaxing but with an excellent dining experience. The Hotel team were polite and efficient, the Glasshouse restaurant has an excellent menu range, cooked to a fantastic quality. Pretty walks, and the nearby village of Overton gives you an interesting range of independent shops to browse in. I would highly recommend Oakley Hall Hotel.
After having to leave The Hampshire Court hotel due to it's dangerous and filthy condition. I had to find a hotel at very short notice.
Audleys Wood had availability at a higher price than I had paid at the pig pen, but if I had known how beautiful this hotel was and how fantastic the staff where I would be more than happy to have booked there first.
My deepest thanks go to all the staff, from the night Porter to the hotel Manager that saved our weekend away.
The room was really nice and seemed to have been recently decorated or refurbished.
It was good to have a microwave, toaster and fridge, as these are not provided in many budget hotels.
The welcome tray was very nice too, and there were plenty og coffee sachets for us. Having fresh milk was good too, as it is much nicer than the small cartons of long life milk provided in budget hotels.
Absolutely blissful stay though it's not in Basingstoke, it's in Dummer and connectivity through bus/public transport is not great so a good option only if one has a car. Martin & his wife were perfectly welcoming, sweet and helpful! Room was in a great condition and washroom was super clean. Lovely guest house situated in the countryside, and great views! 👍🏼
Really enjoyed my stay at the Basingstoke Holiday Inn. It's a lovely well maintained hotel, close enough to everything but tucked away enough so it was nice and quiet. The one problem we had, when the shower wouldn't work in our first room, was resolved very quickly. We were moved rooms swiftly and were able to enjoy our stay. I will definitely stay again.
Lovely property! really unique with large bedrooms, nice building with parking right outside and bedrooms at back so quiet in the evening. decorated nicely and everything you need to relax and cook a meal, cheaper than booking 2 hotel rooms and way more space will book again.
Quiet, clean and comfortable location for the overnight stay. Much better than staying in a hotel room. Close to all amenities, well presented with everything you would need for an extended stay. Good Wifi and well equipped apartment.
Very friendly and helpful staff, good location, iron and ironing board supplied in room, comfortable bed, great breakfast, well presented hotel and furnishings in communal and dining areas
The hotel wasn't very clean, It was being used as a Covid test center that we wasn't aware off. No facilities were open. The room was discussing. Wont be staying again.
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