We ate lunch here and thought it was okay. Service was good and the coffee was very good, but the…read moreCaesar salad was overly creamy and lacked any seasoning. The meal was a little disappointing but it wasn't terrible and might try the restaurant for dinner.

In spite of extensive recent interior refurbishments, this attractive Grade II Georgian listed…read morebuilding is in keeping with its surroundings and retains a smart presence. With rooms on three floors, take the stairs and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the elegant sweeping 18th century Adam staircase; on the walls - of the first floor - you'll discover memorabilia dating back to the time of the original owner, Admiral George Murray, who served with Nelson. Bedrooms are sympathetically restored, with an unobtrusive modern touch, in warm neutral tones. There's a flat-screen TV on the wall, comfy chairs to relax in, a good supply of quality wooden hangers (although only wall hooks, rather than a closed wardrobe) to hang your clothes on and a sleek, efficient kettle together with tea and coffee supplies to prepare hot drinks with. The bathroom is simple and white, comfortable enough (and very clean) with courtesy (ginseng-enriched) products. Rooms still use a traditional key system and have a name as well as a number. I was concerned that sounds from the (quite noisy) old-fashioned, gate-style, lift might be intrusive but happily that wasn't the case. Views from my window (at the back of the hotel) were of buildings and the car park with verdant hills in the distance. Reception staff were efficient, smiling, helpful, welcoming and obliging. Well-deserved of its three star rating; decent value (even better if you get a special offer deal) and a very pleasant, convenient place to stay in the centre of Chichester and for access to other parts of West Sussex.

I chose this hotel thanks to a recommendation from Amethyst and a special offer deal, and was very…read moreglad that I did. The location is ideal: within the old city walls and a very short walk from the market cross which marks the town centre. The building itself is part of Chichester history, and has been sympathetically restored. Rooms are decorated boutique-style, in gentle colours with plantation blinds and suede accents, and amenities include a flat-screen TV, drinks tray, and lovely toiletries in the bathroom (which had both shower and bath). As well as the rather grand staircase, there is an old-fashioned lift (the sort with a sliding gate). Staff were really friendly and helpful. Breakfast included a full English along with a buffet of pastries, meat and cheese, cereal and fruit. This was eaten in The Place, a brasserie at lunch- and dinner-times; there is an adjoining bar with open fire.

Me and my partner stopped off here one night on our way home from London…read more We booked a room on our way down and arrived around 7pm. Greeted instantly at the reception with a young girl with a huge smile on her face. She checked us in quickly and we were in our room within 5 minutes. Very pleased with the quality of the room for the price that we paid - when I hand over less than £50 for a room I am always dubious of what I am going to be faced with when I open the hotel room door! After freshening up we went downstairs and had a meal in the on-site restaurant. Food was very good and reasonably priced too. A great nights sleep in a very comfy bed!

What I like about this hotel is that it is set back far enough from the motorway that you can't…read morehear the cars going past at night. In fact, the two times that I have stayed here I couldn't hear a thing at night. I paid just under £60 for my room and was very happy with what I got. The room has just been refurbished and still had a slight paint smell to it. The bed was so comfortable I didn't want to get up for work the next morning. Had breakfast in the adjoining restaurant, The Great Oak which was very nice and filling. Had a choice of continental or full english.

Very close to the train station, literally round the corner. It's a bit of a walk to the beach and…read morethe big mall. But it's walking distance to everything else worthwhile. They Generously gave me extra supplies for the room - big handfuls of coffee sachets and 8 types of tea bags. This is what professional cheapskates like me do, pretend like we drink 12 cups of tea/coffee per day so that we can take all of it home and serve to our visitors. The folks in the breakfast room kindly served my breakfast up for me from the buffet when I stated Covid concerns (really I'm just too lazy to get up) - made me feel like a king. More coffee, fetch me an apple, and make it snappy! Premier Inn is a chain, so hotels and rooms look pretty similar anywhere you go, you know what you get, the food is pretty good, but I would pick a beach location next time.

Firstly the rate I paid was £89 per night which is way too much but the location suited me so…read moredecided to book. It's a new hotel and the first Premier Inn I stayed in. The room is small but functional and the bed was extremly comfortable and there was no external noise from nearby motorway There is a small restaurant in the hotel but personally I would recommend walking for 10 min and eating elsewhere. You have very little interaction with staff as it's almost an automated checkin via touchscreen. WiFi was great but phone signal was really bad.

Since I was planning to go on a solo cruise out of Southampton, I needed to find the perfect and…read moremost affordable hotel for me to stay at the night before. After doing some research, I discovered this hotel. Selecting a room was easy and straightforward online. When I arrived on the day of check-in, I was two hours earlier than expected. I was still able to check in and get to my room and relax for the rest of the day. Later on that day, I went to their restaurant and ate some of the dinner. I dealt with two waiters while I waited for my food and both of them were very lovely. While I was in the restaurant I ate the chicken burger sandwich, which was very tasty. The gravy sauce on it gave it a nice flavor. For dessert, I decided to try the chocolate fondant which did not disappoint. As for my room, the bed was very comfortable. The room was very clean, but you do occasionally hear noises from either side of your room and in the hall. Another thing that was kind of annoying was the AC in the room. I am an American so I'm used to having AC at all times. The hotel here have AC, but they don't work that well in my opinion. Mine randomly decided to shut off in the middle of the night and I woke up kind of hot. I had to turn it back on and then it was fine, but that was one downside . Thankfully, that has not really bothered me and I have thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. If I ever take another cruise out of Southampton, I will more than likely book here again for convenience and familiarity.

Very impressed with this Holiday inn property. Although it's obviously a bit of an old structure,…read morethey've done an amazing job keeping it nice. Large comfortable pool. Hot tub that could be a bit cleaner. Friendly helpful front desk. 15 minute walk to City center.

We stayed here for around £30 a night on a special deal. The hotel is set in a wonderful wooded…read morearea not far from Hindhead and Haslemere, up a winding road and well away from the road. The rooms are small, but comfortable, and the hotel has a strange nautical theme. The house, and associated buildings are actually from a navy college which used the area - and admittedly are not to everyones tastes. However, the location is excellent for both the South Coast and London - and everywhere in between. I wouldn't pay the full price to be honest, but de vere often have cheap deals, and this is a cut above the travelodges and travel inns!

Stayed here for one night as part of a birthday treat. Slightly weird blend of Edwardian (?) house…read moreand 70s nautical interior, which took a bit of getting used to but wasn't too scary. Didn't eat dinner there but the breakfast was great. The room was modern and comfortable although the bathroom could have done with a refurb, but it was clean. Unfortunately there was a wedding on while we were there, and we were probably the only guests not with the wedding party. Far be it from me to begrudge anyone a great wedding reception (and it looked it) with partying long into the night, but you'd have thought that when we booked, the hotel might have asked us if we were staying for the wedding (alarm bells) or warned us about it, and also perhaps wouldn't then have put us in a room directly over the bar? Sadly not. Hence the 3 stars. The hotel, whilst having some great deals on rooms, clearly does a lot of weddings, being a deVere Venue. So I would recommend checking when you book, to ensure a good nights' sleep.

This is a top notch events spot in the UK country side…read more The staff goes above and beyond to make your stay experience more enjoyable. The hospitality is amazing and the overall atmosphere is amazing. It's a historic place and has an interesting history that you have to explore. The rooms are comfortable and well maintained. The food and service are top notch and very affordable. This should be a destination for anyone wanting a true and authentic UK experience.

My friend got married at the Elvetham last weekend. Wow. Bloody amazing. The drive there was…read morebeautiful - proper countryside out in the sticks, and the grounds are just as gorgeous. The building itself has links with one of Henry VI's wife, so it's big, old, impressive and steeped in history. All the staff there were wonderful - super friendly and attentive. Very young too. Or maybe we're just getting old. Perfect setting for a perfect wedding!

This is a very quaint hotel. I was here for a business trip and have found the staff to be very…read morefriendly. The rooms are comfortable but some can be quite small. There is no elevator so if on the second floor it is a bit of an exercise up 2 flights of stairs. The hotel is close to a lot of the shops, pubs, & restaurants. There is parking. The actual reception desk is in the back where the parking is, so remember that. Overall this has been a pleasant stay.