Excellent food and drink. Friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Very popular place so book early!read more

Just terrific. Located in an almost 300 year old building, rooms have been lovingly restored with…read moregreat care. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was wonderful--clearly the chef takes pride in his work!

Winchester is the ancient capital. Winchester is Home to the cathedral. Winchester was once home to…read moreJane Austen. Winchester is home to King Alfred's College, now University of Winchester. This might just be the most amazing wee city in all the United Kingdom. It's beyond good. Let me start by saying that such a phenomenal place is no doubt, home to an incredible hotel. I came here to see one of my English mates marry his college sweetheart. Think of The Peaky Blinders in this anachronistic setting. Their wedding was a folkloral dream. The room was comfortable, clean, and luxurious. I enjoyed the British tele. Special marks for the location and easy access to a local farmer's market on the high street. If you decide to visit London, jump on a train and experience the country and Winchester. Experience this royal hotel!

This review is for the garden restaurant only. It's quite nice, the service is very polite and…read moreprompt. The food is good and fairly priced. If you're looking for afternoon tea the garden restaurant is a good choice.

I already did a long review of this but it got lost in cyber space, so for the short version: if…read moreyou want a shabby room with mould on the walls go ahead, otherwise avoid at all costs this is possibly the worst hotel I have ever stayed in in my life. I may expand/upload photos later...

The Winchester Hotel is arguably one of the nicer hotels in the former capital village. It's just a…read moreshort walk from the Winchester train station and about a 10 min walk to Jewry Street which has plenty of restaurants and bars. There is free parking if you elect to drive, though the massive parking lot in front of the hotel does not make for the most dramatic of entrances. While it's an older property, the lobby looks recently renovated and surprisingly modern. Room was clean and bath/bed would as you expect from a 3* property. The complex has a nice indoor pool and sauna which I did not expect to find in Winchester. Free fast wifi was a great perk. Overall this was good value and should be on your short list for a clean safe and recently renovated hotel.

I went to this hotel before it's refurb a few years ago, and was cheap and cheerful. So on…read morereturning, it has raised itself to 4 stars. It certainly looks much sleeker. Very clean room, really nice. The main meals were good but it was really let down by the cooked breakfast items. Watery pale scrambled egg, and the usual sausages, bacon, mushrooms, baked beans. Had a bit of everything first morning, felt a bit horrible. Next day had toast beans and hash browns only, the best bits. Also a small continental type breakfast (meats and cheeses) which were nice. But just one type of egg and poorly done wasn't what I expected from a four star. Food has to follow in the upgrade! Ooh almost forgot, did have a room service burger, that was very very nice.

Most beautiful anniversary getaway. Service has been impeccable and the food is excellent. The spa…read morefacilities are amazing and our inner calm massage was magical (thank you Kinga). Thank you for all staff members for making Winchester hotel and spa a truly special experience, we'll be back next year.

This property has a great location near bus and train station and central city. The massages we…read morereceived on-site were fantastic, as were the pool, sauna, steam room and hot tub. The restaurant was very good, with lovely patio seating. We used the hotel as a jumping off poing for two days stay in Winchester after a two-week Baltic cruise. The only problem we had was that we asked for a taxi to be booked for a 5am departure to the train station, to get to an airport bus to take a flight to New York. The booking was not made and the morning manager had to scramble to try and get a cab to come. We caught our train with only one minute to spare. It was very stressful. We had numerous issues with the taxi drivers in the town actually, and sadly, would not return to Winchester because of this issue within the town itself.

Great food, wine, and ambience! Service was outstanding. I had crab cakes which were good, but they…read morewere not my favorite type of crab cake as I prefer the non-breaded, meatier ones. I also had the crispy squid which was excellent! My dad had the pulled pork sandwich, and it was delicious.

From the owner: Contemporary Restaurant and Bar set in a beautiful period building in the heart of Winchester. No.5…read morealso has 6 Boutique Hotel Rooms and a Private Dining Room that can also be used as a Meeting Room.

This B&B is everything a B&B should be (And I don't give five stars unless i'm really impressed!)…read moreIts a little like visiting family. There's no TravelLodge emptiness, the house is lived in and full of lots of interesting books and antiques, and if you are looking for a hotel style (clean, white, pristine, nondescript) this is not the place for you. John is a wonderful host, very easy to talk to, and if you have any problems whatsoever he does whatever he can to help. This is not just a business for John, this is something he enjoys doing, and that really shows. As someone coming to Winchester alone for the first time, not knowing anyone, his charming, chatty and knowledgeable nature was a huge bonus. I would DEFINITELY stay here again but I reiterate, this is a homey lived-in B&B, not a pristine but nondescript room. There are two cats, who are very friendly and have free roam, and a shared bathroom, which surprisingly was absolutely no problem in practice. IF there's any problems, I had none myself, John will certainly go out of his way to rectify them. Lovely little Bed and Breakfast, a home and host with a lot of charm and character!

A thoroughly modern premier inn with really good bedrooms with lots of space . Well located short…read moredrive off M3 and only a ten minute walk from city centre . Plenty of car parking . Big screen TV . Suffers from low water pressure in bathroom . Big let down is the on site restaurant only opens at 6 and this means mad scramble for table sittings . Also its got a limited menu which is particularly suited to the single traveller .

A very quaint, old and tastefully done inn. We had a grand time here. it is convenient to…read moreeverything in Winchster of note as well. Some of the details which although quaint and they harken back to simpler times, were a trifle annoying, such as the sink in the room, which had two faucets, one for hot and one for cold. People under 40 perhaps haven't seen that before. The key to the room was absolutely gigantic and the lock was so close to the door jam that you found yourself twisting your hand and fingers into unnatural positions. I figure you take little things like that in stride because you're staying here for the ambience, not to have everything perfectly modern. They DO have wifi, so there you go. The room was a good size, plenty large enough. A small tea and coffeemaker was there. Service is great and cheerful. Staff were helpful. There are two places to have a beverage and there is a nice little outdoor courtyard, which we took advantage of because the weather was above average for Winchester! The bartender is quite knowledgeable and talented and makes a very good cocktail.