In the heart of the market town of Romsey The White Horse is just a few metres from Romsey Abbey. This 14th-century boutique hotel offers a brasserie and bright, elegant rooms.
James
United Kingdom
Good room. Good food and good value. Friendly staff.
A 15-minute walk from Romsey town centre and Romsey Abbey, Richmond Lane Guest House - AA Accredited has a spacious garden with comfortable seating and sun loungers.
Nicola
United Kingdom
Quiet, comfortable and spotlessly clean.
Hosts friendly, personable and helpful.
En-suite shower hot and powerful.
Situated in Romsey, 15 km from The Mayflower Theatre, The Duke on The Test features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Allan
United Kingdom
We were a group of ladies celebrating a 70th birthday. We were made to feel extremely welcome on our arrival and when one of our party phoned to say she had had a road accident the staff were extremely helpfull. We enjoyed a a superb meal in the restaurant, where again the team were excellent. The rooms are decorated beautifully and very clean. The complimentary tea/ coffee/ water is a nice touch as many hotels don't offer this now. We all agreed we would like to return.
Set in Romsey, 14 km from The Mayflower Theatre and 14 km from Southampton Guildhall, The Farthings, Romsey Apartment offers accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
John
United Kingdom
Great location, convenient parking, beautiful little flat with all you could need, host was efficient and responsive, best firm bed I have ever had in a short let property!
Situated in Romsey, 14 km from The Mayflower Theatre, Former Romsey Brewery House features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Ruxandra
United Kingdom
This was a lovely stay for our family of four. The hosts were wonderful, always making sure we had everything we needed. The rooms were spotless and very well thought out in terms of making use of the space. The bathroom was very modern and in perfect working condition. I loved the furniture and decorations in the breakfast room and the breakfast itself was fantastic with lots of things to choose from. All in all, we had a great time and would return for another visit.
Boasting fantastic food, wines chosen by an award-winning expert sommelier, and luxury rooms, this gastropub is located in the old market town of Romsey.
alison
United Kingdom
Well appointed and comfy bed - only thing would be on a very busy road but air con worked so not a problem
Staff were super helpful and worked as a team - v impressed
The Dog & Crook, a property with a bar, is situated in Romsey, 16 km from The Mayflower Theatre, 17 km from Southampton Guildhall, as well as 18 km from Southampton Cruise Terminal.
Elena
Kazakhstan
View from first flore room is very nice. We saw a deer in the morning
The staff at this hotel are extremely friendly and efficient...
The staff at this hotel are extremely friendly and efficient. As for eating we ate in Romsey as we like to experience the local eateries.I would not visit Hilliers garden centre again as we fou d it very dissapointing
richard
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed only 1 night as we were attending a music event at...
We stayed only 1 night as we were attending a music event at The Plaza Theatre. We visited the Memorial Park and Abbey before looking around a some of the independent shops. The bar food was delicious in The White Horse and we had an excellent coffee and a panini in The Exchange.
Vicky
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A combination of historical charm with lots of eateries &...
A combination of historical charm with lots of eateries & pleasant shopping areas. Great access to all corners of Hampshire & local to the treats of the New Forest, its nature & its beasts.
Les
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very quaint english market town.
A very quaint english market town. Historic pubs, excellent shopping options. Daily rotation of vendors in the market square selling everything from plants, vinyl records, clothes to fine baked goods and olives.
Beautiful at Christmas time. Take a day trip to Salisbury cathedral, home of the Magna Carta.
Nicholas
Canada
10
Scored 10
Romsey Abbey is worth a visit.
Romsey Abbey is worth a visit. There is a new stained glass window of Florence Nightingale.
The abbey volunteers are very warm and helpful.
Romsey is a pleasant small town . It even has a cat cafe.
We enjoyed our visit.
Nicky
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
When in Romsey, suggest you try Cork & Bean cafe, 108 The...
When in Romsey, suggest you try Cork & Bean cafe, 108 The Bakery for home made sourdough bread & cinnamon buns, Luc's delicatessen for a bottle of wine and some cheese to complete your shopping
Location was beautiful. Door was left open for us on arrival with candles lit and Prosecco on ice. Hosts were opposite so nearby if needed. We were made to feel comfortable and were contacted in advance on how to find the accommodation as it is in a very rural and secluded location. The barn is cleaned and maintained to a high standard and every aspect is well kept with unique decor. We made the trip to visit Peppa Pig World at Paultons Park however this would serve as a great base to explore any of the big towns or cities nearby.
The staff were keen to please. The location suited us well for friends in West Wellow, and trips to Romsey & Salisbury. It was easy to find, plus there was plenty of free parking immediately adjacent to the hotel. The waitress service and bespoke cooked breakfast was welcome, even if the toast was served burnt!
When we raised the question of the shower door (see below), a shower in another room was made available, which was much appreciated. Mercifully, nobody spotted me running down the corridors in my pyjams!
We had a lovely stay at Richmond Lane and would definitely come back again! Julia was a great host and made us feel so welcome, we thoroughly enjoyed her company! The location is just a little outside of Romsey, however, it's only a 20 minute walk into the centre of the town along the canal path which was an easy trek. Of course, it's a guest house, not a hotel however, we were pleased to find a lovely garden, a fridge in the room and some nice attention to detail, all in, a great stay and no complaints from us!
We had a nice stay. Shame the restaurant had shut by 9 as we arrived 9.15 and were too late for dinner.
The website had warned about the noise from the function suite below our room. It did not spoil things for us, but it was VERY loud and if you need to be in bed before 11 you may want to request a different location within the hotel. The staff were great and very helpful. Nice breakfast. Would return if we were in the area again
We were self-catering so the breakfast question is not relevant.
The format of the question about transport did not allow me to give a correct reply. There were three of us of whom two travelled mainly by train and one travelled by car.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and were delighted with the property and its character. It also is a perfect location for access to the town. Romsey is also a great base for visits in this area.
Clean, modern en-suite room situated in a building adjacent to the pub. Room fairly basic, but comfortable bed/linens and nice towels. Staff extremely pleasant and helpful. Excellent breakfast (an optional extra) - custom made to accommodate your preferences. Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to stay in the area.
The room was really lovely, a bit hot, but that was not the hotels fault. The bathroom and shower was great,and the tea pigs, coffee machine and Gand T were a lovely touch.
The location was perfect with free parking and a lovely walk into Romsey past the park.
We ate at the restaurant and the staff were lovely
This is a quaint converted barn that has old world charm. The gardens are gorgeous. This was great place for us to work during the day and go visiting the countryside in the summer evenings and weekends. Stonehenge was about an hour drive away, Southampton 20 min drive.
En-suite walk in showers off both rooms. Plentiful parking. Dog friendly. Field to exercise dog off garden. Easy to get to local places of interest e.g. Romsey abbey, Hillier Gardens, New Forest. Appreciated provision of cereals and milk. Comfortable beds.
Very warm and friendly welcome from Julia, the host. Great location within walking distance on a scenic route to town centre. Beautiful garden and comfortable communal areas which felt inviting and homely.
Very good location by the side of the river Test and a short walk into town. Good clean room with all expected facilities. Evening meal and breakfast were good as was the selection of cask beers.
The location was ideal and the room was extremely comfortable. The history of the hotel was part of its charm and the facilities in the room, such as books and games, were an appreciated extra.
Lovely hotel, reception and room. There was also plenty of parking and it was only 20 minutes into Southampton. We will definitely be staying here again in October.
Beautiful quaint hotel situated in the heart of Romsey. Shops and restaurants close by. Would definitely stay again before going on a cruise from Southampton
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