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13 years ago
On offer at this interesting village pub -afternoon tea with sandwich, cakes. Tues is curry night and a generous Sunday Lunch and Friday night is music night. We can vouch for the Sunday Roast - Check it out read more
The Square
Fawley
Southampton SO45 1DD
United Kingdom
023 8089 1005
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The Mayflower Hotel
(4 reviews)
££
Nesting amongst the yacht clubs, the Mayflower is a little gem of a pub with hotel accomodation…read moreabove. There is a large beer garden, fabulous in summer to sit outside with a glass of pimms and some of the potato wedges which come with a mean sweet chilli sauce! The food is average, quality having depleted in recent months, a change of chef possibly??? Bar food is reasonably priced and they also have a resturant which is fairly pricey but clearly better quality food. The pub is clean and modern with a good selection of beer on draught and the inside seating is mainly wooden benches. In the winter there is a fantastic log fire, ideal for warming up around after a walk along the sea wall, that is if you can get anywhere near it!
A very nice pub/hotel. More pub than hotel. Very nicely located next to the solent, with lots of…read moreboats and ferrys. The food is good with an extensive list of specials that change daily. The menu has pasta's,curries, burgers, fish, chinese dishes and traditional British. Something for everyone. There is an okay wine list, bit pricey perhaps. There is a large garden to the rear with a play area for children of all ages. There is also a bbq on offer in the summer months. The mayflower can get very busy in the summer when the sailing crowd descend in their droves. The rooms are decent, but the decor a bit tired.
The Pig in the Wall
(12 reviews)
A good option for lunch, different than other Southampton lunches. A relaxed yet classy setting…read more Limited menu but good options. Had some pork scratchings while waiting for my friend, they were tasty with ample apple aauce. Shared with my friend a pork roll and toastie. Both were above and beyond the stanrd. Pork roll with large with high quality, not ground pork. The toastie was also two steps above typical fare. Ser ice was both professional and friendly.
So cute!!! Very comfy 'home' feeling…read more We popped in here for lunch today based on a friends recommendation. It's like walking into Grandmas house- very comfy and cozy, displayed glassware, and wonderful smells!!! We sat at a window seat so we could people watch, and ordered the goat cheese/croutons as an appetizer, tomato soup and slaw for my lunch and hubs had the 'streaky bacon' which was a wonderfully tender ham steak with apples and roasted veggies. It was all very tasty, I had a glass of wine and hubs had a local beer. 46 pounds total. We love their farm to table meals and we'd definitely be back. Service was friendly and efficient.
Holiday Inn Express
(8 reviews)
£
Unfortunately this establishment is not suitable for safe living conditions due to poor building…read moremaintenance. Our room had paint falling off the walls, a filthy carpet and mold in the shower. The owner of this establishment should be ashamed of calling this a Holiday Inn Express!
Be very careful about making refundable reservations at the hotel. I made a "flexible" reservation…read morefor two nights and for some reason I was charged $920 right away. As our plans changed, I canceled the reservation about a month ago and received cancellation confirmation email however no refund. I have been calling the hotel weekly for refund at late night and early morning hours from California. The manager is supposed to take care of this but the front desk staff cannot get a hold off the manager. I left him another message at 4:30 am in California (noon in U.K.) hoping the manager will be around. I was again told he is not around and "will call me back" in an hour. No call back again. Frustrated, hope you don't find yourself in this situation for your refunds.
Elmers Court Country Club
(2 reviews)
Gorgeous hotel on the edge of the New Forest. The main reception rooms are set in a beautiful,…read morehistoric building - although most of the guest bedrooms seemed to be much more modern. Rooms were clean and very comfortable, if rather 'chintzy'. There's a gym etc and spa - with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and whirlpool. Breakfast is served in a room overlooking the beautifully manicured grounds and consisted of a cold continental buffet and then waiter served hot food (choice of full English, kippers, porridge etc). The hotel is very near the ferry terminal for Isle of Wight ferries and a short drive to Lymington itself. There's a nice pub though on the way to Lymington (called the Waggon and Horses?).
Have had a timeshare here for the last 20 years. Alway enjoy coming here in November. Great base…read moreand alway enjoy sitting by the fire with a gin and tonic. Always a great selection of places to eat in Lymington at the Stanwell hotel or at the Cloud in Brockenhurst. Fantastic shops in Lymington and a great Market on Saturday.
The Pig Hotel
(1 review)
I am such a fan of the pig hotels and having already visited the Pig near Bath and the Pig at…read moreCoombe I was very keen to visit the original Pig Hotel. I love the whole vibe and have to say we didn't see much of the New Forest on our three day break due to our reluctance to leave the comfort and gorgeousness the hotel and our hideaway room offered us, a log burner, a claw foot tub and complimentary dvds thank you very much! I have to say that if I'm being critical I liked this particular Pig less than the other two I have visited. The food was great and the staff attentive as usual but the grounds and gardens are much smaller here than the other Pigs and for me one of the joys of these hotels are wandering around the kitchen gardens. The stable yard rooms were also close to the train line and the staff car park which meant that there was more noise disturbance than we have experienced at others. Would still heartily recommend staying at the pigs though.
Premier Inn
This is a newly built Premier Inn hotel. I stayed here for one night on business as I had a night…read morefield survey in the area. The first thing I noticed beside the smell of the new furniture was the willingness of all member of staff to help and the never-absent smile on their faces.I used both pay-and-display street parking and the adjacent multistory car park building to park my hire car. I enjoyed my stay in this hotel and I recommend it for anyone who is looking for a central location to the rail station and the university.
It's good, but it is little how to say simple?! I can not…read morefind hairdryer and soft home shoes there.
Red Lion Hotel
I did not stay at the Red Lion as it is quite local. However, this review concerns the restaurant…read moreas we ate here quite recently. We were attracted to the usual two meals for £9.95 and thought it would make a change from Wetherspoons. We tipped up not expecting the place to be very full nor did we reserve a table. Wrong on both counts, the Red Lion was very busy (it was a Saturday night) and we really should have reserved a table. That said the waitress was very helpful and after a 15 min wait we were called to our table. We were in a party of four and two of us had lasagne, one had scampi and one steak pie. All the food was really good and the general consensus was that it was above average for the price. We also had starters and I can heartily recommend the goat's cheese parcels. There was a good selection of drinks with a couple or real ales such as Abbot. I guess the drinks were normal hotel prices and pretty reasonable. The restaurant itself was very pleasant and the staff could not have been more helpful. The food was piping hot and served in a timely manner. Well worth a visit if you are in Fareham.
Hilton At the Ageas Bowl, Southampton
£££
Nice and clean rooms, very quiet. Golf course onsite with rentals and they charge for walkers…read more Hilton Honors members receive drink coupon and buffet breakfast. Executive lounge is closed due to pandemic. No pool, they have a spa/whirlpool but at additional cost. Walking distance to TK Max (TJ Maxx) but that appears to be the only decent shopping store nearby. They play cricket in the bowl. It's was fun watching but still understand the game :-) As a Diamond member, really bummed that lounge is closed and the only replacement is a drink coupon - how is that a fair adjustment?? Shouldn't it be a $20-30 credit at the restaurant? However, the breakfast buffet is quite nice, the food is very good with a great variety.
Beautiful hotel with the best cricket course in the World. Nice large rooms, clean, AC, staff is…read morefriendly and very accommodating. Near the hotel a beautiful golf course and a wonderful spa. Great place for a nice vacation. Lots of people that go on cruises spend the night here too. I also saw a prom party and an Indian wedding. This place is packed with people and events all the time.
Southampton Harbour Hotel
Beautiful location and lovely, friendly and caring staff! The main entrance is off the road past…read morethe lift gate for cars and faces the Blue Jasmine restaurant. Accessible entrance and lifts are in the lobby. Stairs were also easy to find and use. It is clean, bright, and has a relaxed ocean vibe. Our room overlooked the harbor, we could see the Queen Mary 2, and it was quiet. There were binoculars in the room that were fun to use! We were on the 5th floor so during the day and evening we could hear the chairs and furniture scraping the floor in the rooftop bar (on the 6th floor). Not terrible, but next time I'd prefer not to be on the fifth floor. The bed was comfortable but oddly the comforter barely fit the bed - we had to sleep in the center of the bed because the comforter was not wide enough to reach beyond the edge of the bed when we weren't in it. There cannot be an outlet in the bathroom by law, so using the hair dryer was also a challenge. There is a big full length mirror near the bathroom, but no outlet nearby and the hairdryer cord was not long enough. Fortunately there was a nice makeup mirror in the bathroom I was able to move and could prop up on the tissue box on the desk to see my hair while I dried it. Keeping the makeup mirror on the desk (where there is natural light) is a good idea because the lighting in the bathroom is terrible. Loved the chairs and colors in the room. Plenty of closet space and drawers. There is also a snack closet - look for the price list! We ate at the rooftop bar twice. When we arrived in the afternoon we had drinks and a pizza - both great! Jon was wonderful & helpful! We came back for breakfast the next morning. The buffet was perfect for me - the overnight oats were delicious as was the yogurt (very tangy) and fresh fruit. Hubby had some buffet items and eggs Benedict which he enjoyed. We would definitely stay here and dine here again!
This review is for the rooftop bar and restaurant. The atmosphere is lovely with a view of the…read moreharbor and marina. They seem to specialize in gin cocktails. I've not really had gin before...I was pleasantly surprised how good this drink was. The crispy duck salad had a nice Asian dressing. Burger was very juicy. Lemon taste was tasty. The servers were nice. We'd initially opted to sit on the terrace but there was a party of 30 out there and quite noisy. We asked if possible to move and were given a nice table inside by the windows.
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Appley Manor pub is set in the recently refurbished Manor House, within easy reach of Ryde's…read moreseafront and town. There is an extensive menu of home cooked food as well as daily specials. Families are welcome, with a large children's menu. The pub also has a spacious patio garden for dining and relaxing in the summer months. Plenty of off-road parking. Food served: 11:00 - 21:30
We ate at the appley manor this weekend and i have to say it was a very enjoyable experience!…read moreThe staff were very competent and friendly, The food was very tasty and the desserts were LUSH! The only bad points we found: We had to wait 45 minutes for our meal which we considered a long time considering the restaurant appeared very quiet at the time. The tomatoes in the salad looked a bit dry, as thought they had been sat around under a hot light all day. And the prices are quite high. But on the whole a very nice experience, we would definately go there again and it is worth trying!
This is an excellent bed and breakfast in Shanklin. It is within easy walking distance of…read morerestaurants, the seaside, and bus service. The proprietors were very kind and knowledgeable about the area-the lounge has lots of up to date information about menus, walking routes, tourist attractions, etc. Also, they went out of their way to help us make our train and ferry on our last day. Advantages: -vegetarian full English breakfast -bus stop and restaurants around the corner -individual heat control in the room -very reasonable price -opens for the season earlier than many B&Bs in Shanklin
The Angel is an old coaching inn, now catering for a more modern traveller.Car parking available to…read moreresidents. The original inn dates back to the 1600's. The inn is in the centre of Lymington and is ideally situated for travel into the new forest. The food is decent and priced accordingly, the wine list is okay as is the service. The rooms are all named after people from lymington who went on to bigger and better things. There are four poster beds, a room that has a jacuzzi bath, however the decor is a little tired. Be warned that there is a market every Saturday morning, early start. Do not park your car on the High St. Friday night, it will get towed! Overall it is a good place to stay with decent food, a great breakfast and lots of character. Oh, I nearly forgot to mention, it is also one of the most haunted buildings in the UK. Sweet dreams.
Nice little watering hole right in the centre of Lymington. About half way up the high street. The…read morefood was of a good standard and the service was good. We had a look round Lymington one Sunday afternoon looking for something to eat. Unfortunately there did not seem to be much choice late on a Sunday afternoon. It was either the local chippie or The Angel Inn; although we all agreed we were glad we chose the Angel Inn.
I was traveling in the UK for the first time and driving out to Bognor Regis. We stopped by this…read morepub and restaurant for some lunch. I was really hoping to get a good introduction to British food, and this place exceeded expectations in every way. What a hidden gem! The pub was warm and cozy with stone floors and a fireplace (as someone who lives in Utah, warm and weathered pub settings are hard to come by). The restaurant area was quaintly decorated with soft natural lighting. Our server was helpful and professional. We got the steak and ale pie (buttery, meaty, pleasantly dense, maybe the I've ever had), calamari, and clams, and we loved everything. Feeling very grateful to have found this place and I would love to return one day.
Beautiful pub and I've been coming here for 16 years but, like many people in the village agree,…read morethe pub has gone EXTREMELY downhill since the original owners left. The vile, smarmy bar manager made me feel uncomfortable and was very rude! Strongly recommend avoiding this pub girls!
The George Pub & Hotel opened under new management June 2025…read more Great reviews so far and it's only been a week. Pop in and quench your thirst with our excellent selection and rest your head for the night in the newly refurbished rooms. Our first weekend was a roaring success and that's just the start. You want to be one of the pioneers of this historic old building's next phase ... it's exciting. See you soon.
Enjoyed a 2 night stay at this delightful, quaint little hotel, with pub and restaurant, in close…read morewalking distance to the waterfront, the Old Dockyard, Gunwharf Quay, Spinnaker Tower, and a short, convenient bus ride to City Center, Clarence Pier, Portsmouth Cathedral, Old Portsmouth, the Millennium Promenade, and the Southsea shore-front Esplanade, all very worthwhile attractions. We were warmly welcomed and our room was very comfortable and quiet. The staff is very accommodating and friendly, (as are the pub patrons and most of the city's residents!) Each of the 10 rooms is unique and the common areas throughout this historic building are attractively appointed with maritime photos, pictures, artifacts, and books celebrating the city and its shipping industry. The restaurant provides a very hearty breakfast and in the evening, serves delicious English fare.
Set on the outskirts of Midhurst in East Sussex, this top quality rural hotel is a mini oasis of…read morerelaxing luxury. Comprising of an old manor house which has been kept authentic and tasteful, a health spa offering treatments, swimming pool and Jacuzzi, and a world class restaurant and gorgeous old country bar with huge leather sofas and a moose head on the wall, there is no better place for getting away from it all within an hour of London. The rooms themselves are antique-cool, with a fresh, clean and traditional yet funky feel. The food in the restaurant is simply outstanding: melting smoked salmon and beer-battered oyster or hearty smoked ham and haddock fish-cake with a poached egg and béarnaise for starters, ranging to delicate lemon sole and rich moist calf's liver for mains. Everything is so well-cooked and taken from the finest local produce. If you're looking for that ultimate relaxing weekend break, treat yourself. You won't be disappointed.
Having had a rather hearty full English breakfast in Chichester, my girlfriend & I decided to skip…read morelunch & go for broke with an "full English" afternoon tea in Midhurst after visiting the Cowdray ruins earlier. OK, it wasn't cheap - we went for the cream tea with extra cake & biscuits for £19.50 for the 2 of us. We could have gone elsewhere & saved a bit but to hell with the expense - we were on holiday! The hotel is wonderful with a grand atmosphere. We sat out in the conservatory & awaited the arrival of out tea. 15 mins later & 4 scones, a large bowl of clotted cream, 4 mini pots of Tiptree Raspberry jam, 2 flat round shortbreads, 2 round chocolate biscuits, 2 pieces of date cake, a large pot of tea, extra water, milk & assorted sugar cubes were placed on a large tray before us! The scones & biscuits were obviously fresh & by the time it came to the biscuits, we were both moving a little slower! There was also a wedding reception taking place. I walked past where the staff were putting the finishing touches on the deserts with pride & care. Leilah walked past earlier & said that the beef looked & smelt spectacular. Well worth the money!
One night here is not enough...there are only a few rooms but all are differant,we had the…read moreDarjeeling' & 'Lord Earl Grey' which had the biggest open fire ive ever seen,low ceilings,rugs and a rocking chair...its sooo cosy and romantic to the max. Breakfast is served till late 11am....thats cool in itsself lol. I recomend the blueberry pancakes and bacon...huge. Look at the website for special offers too.
Perfect in every way! Michelin 2012 food, great staff, very comfy beds, take dogs, pizza oven oh…read moreand it is in the middle of the New Forest (Brockenhurst) just a hop skip and jump from the sea too.. Delicious rooms! Great stay! We want to move in ;-) Josh http://www.joshwardgardendesign.com
This is a traditional pub, in a pretty little village full of thatched cottages. We stopped by for…read morea quick supper after visiting the nearby 12th century church (which is well worth a visit, by the way). The pub has two main rooms; the rear bar area is more rustic and is more traditionally furnished, and a long front room, which is more comfy and has sofas. We ordered paninis with chips, and tea (I don't drink and drive). The food was decent enough (typical pub fare), the service very friendly, and the beer garden at the rear was just lovely. The only downer was one of my pet hates - serving food on a slate with a mini fryer cage for the chips. What's wrong with crockery? I gather the makeover is fairly recent after a long period of mixed reviews. I'd eat here again on this experience, but not make a special detour. They have a more expensive evening menu and accommodation, neither of which we can vouch for.
After a depressing family meal here a couple of years ago, we dropped by to see if things had…read moreimproved. Sunday lunchtime on a beautiful day, directly opposite a busy National Trust tourist attraction... and only one table taken. That's not a good sign. Judging by the cars parked around it, the village's other pub up the road is doing a roaring trade. The Queens Hotel interior is nice enough, with roaring log fire and Christmas music playing etc. Food is passable, if a bit overpriced. Aloof landlady clearly thinks she deserves a better class of customer. Teenage staff boredly eating crisps behind the bar. So still depressing, basically ;)