Disability-friendly Hotels and Accommodation in Hampshire

Description:

Situated on the foothills of the "south downs", the hotel offers peace and tranquility in the beautiful countryside on the Sussex Hampshire border. Originally called Dumpford House, it was built as a two-storey, three-bay house towards the end of the 19th Century by the Hon. John Jervis Carnegie (1807-1892), who had bought the neighbouring Fair Oak estate from the Paget family in around 1850.  High Sheriff of Sussex in 1862, he was the third son of the 7th Earl of Northesk and his initials can be seen on the stone boundary post to the left of the Southdowns entrance. Although today the area has easy access to Gatwick and Heathrow airports and, by road or rail, to London and the south coast, it is still very much a farming community, as it was in the days of the Dumpford Hundred Court.  The area is dominated by the South Downs of which the poet, F W Bourdillon (1852-1921) who lived locally, wrote "Soft are the hills of Sussex, low and long,and softly rounded as a mothers arm, about a cradle, dimpled, naked and strong, a fence against the fear of some dim harm".It is ideal walking country, and for guests who want to forget their cars for a while and take to the Sussex byways, there are many delightful villages with ancient churches, manor houses and pubs within a few miles of the Southdowns.  There are also wonderful walks on the South Downs with far reaching views of the villages nestling at the foot of the Downs.There are plenty of places of interest further a field;Goodwood with its racecourse and historic house; Petworth with its antique shops and Petworth House, ancestral seat of the Wyndhams; the cathedral towns of Chichester and Winchester.Southdowns was bought by its present owners in 1983, and has since been sensitively restored and enlarged into the present hotel and restaurant, together with a purpose-built conference center which attracts seminars from all over the country.Please join us for a relaxing and peaceful stay.

Accessibility:

We currently do not have any ground floor bedrooms nor a lift. However we are disable friendly for any guest wishing to attend for lunch, dinner, a conference/meeting or any function or wedding. Our car park is located 10 yards away from the main entrance. The main entrance has a ramp. The ground floor has no steps at all, and is completely disable-friendly. We do have a disabled toilet of which there are bars either side of the toilet. There is plenty of space for the wheelchair as well beside the toilet.

Description:

South Winchester Lodges are set in the centre of the beautiful rolling downlands of South Winchester Golf Course. Located on the outskirts of the historic city of Winchester, we offer flexible breaks in one of our award winning five star Norwegian Lodges.
We offer a selection of two (sleeps 4) and three bedroom (sleeps 6) contemporary furnished lodges which have been awarded the coveted five star rating for self-catering accommodation by England's official quality assessment scheme. Our Plus lodges offer the added luxury of a hot tub on the balcony.
Whether it be for a golfing break, home relocation, special occasion or a family holiday, our 3 and 2 bed, 2 bathroom self catering lodges will suit the occasion perfectly.
Please note: Our short breaks run from Monday to Friday (4 nights) or Friday to Monday (3 nights) and one week breaks run from Saturday to Saturday.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. We do accept dogs in specific lodges, please call us directly to arrange this (£20 fee to cover cleaning costs). Check-In time: 16:00 and Check-Out time: 10:00.

Description:

Built in the early eighteenth century and turned into an ale house only a few years later, we are situated on the top of a hill in an area of outstanding natural beauty amidst some of the best countryside and with one of the finest views from any pub in the south of England.

We have four well appointed en-suite letting rooms available throughout the week for both short and long term stays. The rooms are located in the converted barn and ancillary stores adjacent to the main pub with their own access from outside so you can come and go as you wish. Our rooms have been designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible with neutral colours, luxuriously comfortable beds and well equipped en-suites, together with freeview tv, in room tea and coffee facilities and open access wireless broadband

Our smaller village bar is popular with locals and new visitors for an informal atmosphere with tables and bar stools. Why not enjoy a game of darts with your pint.

Breakfast is included in the room rate and the main pub is open seven days a week with food available every day except sunday eenings, offering both a bar and restaurant menu. We are also happy to provide packed lunches or light snacks if arriving late on request .

Description:

Banister Guest House is located just one mile from Southampton City Centre and run by the proprietors, Alain and Sue Ridley, whose aim is to give you a warm welcome and provide a friendly atmosphere to make your stay memorable.

The guestrooms have modern decor with light-wood furnishings; all include tea and coffee making facilities, direct-dial phones and televisions and complimentary WIFI access. Guests can start the day with a full English breakfast, ask staff at the front desk for tour assistance, and make use of complimentary parking.

This family-run guest house has a prime location in a residential area, walking distance from local restaurants, bars and shops, and convenient for the station, hospitals, theatres, common, universities and 5 miles from Southampton Airport.

Description:

For over two centuries, travellers and local residents have enjoyed the hospitality, comfort excellent ale, fine fayre and beautiful surroundings of this charming 17th century Inn. The Inn is conveniently situated near Winchfield railway station, with ample parking facilities and easy access from all major roads in the area.. It still retains many original features, yet provides modern accommodation at competitive rates.

Surroundings are rural, restful and ideal as a meeting place for visitors or locals, or for those needing accommodation while visiting the many industrial centres in the area. Drinking and dining are two features that a good Inn’s reputation depends on and we will go to extraordinary lengths to make sure that you enjoy and get good value in both.

We pride ourselves on our wide selection of real ales kept in their peak condition in our cellars.