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Choose from a wide variety of top hotels in Gosport, a community that lies just to the opposite of one of Britain's largest ports, Portsmouth Harbour.

What to See in Gosport

The impressive Royal Navy Submarine Museum or the Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower are two of Gosport's most popular attractions. Here you can learn about the history of one of the world's largest and most influential navies. Gosport also overlooks the vast Haslar Marina, which is popular with recreational boaters, and has hundreds of mooring spaces for large yachts.

Attractions near to Gosport

Spend the day in Portsmouth city centre and visit the Astonishing Emirates Spinnaker Tower, which opened in 2005 and is 170 metres high. It's one of the tallest structures in the country, and offers a fantastic panoramic view of the harbour from its observation deck. In fact, on a clear day with good visibility, you can clearly see the Isle of Wight, Southampton, the New Forest National Park, and across the South Downs National Park, making it one of the best vantage points in Hampshire!

If you are visiting Southampton, consider exploring Solent Sky, an aviation exhibition where you can learn about Hampshire's important role in the development of aircraft over the years. This venue houses many fascinating artefacts, from a Supermarine Spitfire aircraft to a Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, and numerous other aircraft manufactured by more than two dozen companies.

Hotels and Guest Houses in and Around Gosport

Where you choose to stay in Gosport, you'll benefit from good quality, comfortable bedding and elegantly designed rooms. Many hotels provide in-room coffee makers, mini bars and en-suite bathrooms, and almost all are equipped with Wi-Fi access so you'll have no trouble checking your emails or communicating with friends and family via Skype

Visit Nearby Southsea

Although technically part of Portsmouth, Southsea has the character of a separate town, developing as an independent resort in the Victorian period, long before it was absorbed into the city. While a classic fish and chips may be the order of the day for many visitors to the seaside, Southsea also has a thriving international restaurant scene representing everything from flavoursome Spanish fusion cuisine to exquisite British and French flare, or fiery Mexican or Thai dishes.