Winchester Hotel Guide - Wedding Hotels in Winchester, England

I stayed at here whilst on a course at work. The reception staff were excellent, as were the bar and restaurant staff. The room was a reasonable size, and I liked the patio door which led out to a veranda. On the downside, the room had no air conditioning which meant that sleeping was uncomfortable. The bathroom was also dated and the sink had cracks in it. The menu was adequate without being outstanding, but service was prompt and friendly. I paid £72 including breakfast, and that is about right for this hotel.

Beautiful hotel, quiet location lovely grounds great room and bathroom but mainly fab staff including Laura and Angel everyone went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable

It is a very difficult place to find. I would suggest the hotel carefully describe how to drive to the car park to enter the hotel....much like the receptionist did on the phone when I called in desperation to find the hotel. GPS doesn't do much but get you in the area.

Only one night stop over en route to London. All dinning and drinking facilities available.

A very pleasant venue close to downtown. The form insists that I say more so hopefully this added sentence will do the trick and let me out of here.

We wanted to visit Winchester without staying in a faceless hotel. A search found the Northbrook Arms, in East Stratton, a few miles outside Winchester. East Stratton is a lovely little village with thatched cottages and a lovely little green area opposite the pub. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room we were allocated was the Old Bakery - a conversion behind the pub. It was a lovely big room with nice touches. We only stayed one night but would definitely return if we wanted to visit the area again. We ate dinner here, which was lovely and breakfast was definitely adequate.

Very enjoyable stay, relaxed atmosphere. The check-in was easy, the room was clean and comfortable. The bar was lovely with a chilled atmosphere and a well stocked bar. The bed was very comfortable and the room was very pleasant with good air conditioning. The bathroom was clean, modern with lovely fluffy white towels. The breakfast was very good with a good selection of hot and cold food. The bacon in particular was very good.

The hotel is a bit of a sprawling collection of buildings. Although comfortable and roomy our accessible room, (142), was some distance from facilities for a disabled person. Our party of eight senior retired folk were scattered around the hotel but mainly because of our request for different levels of accessibility in rooms. We would visit again.

Great walk to The Plough for a local pub with excellent brews and delicious meals. Stay at Little Mead was comfortable and breakfasts relaxing and tasty. Would visit again if I had the opportunity.