Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Hampshire, England

The Fountain Inn - The Fountain Inn overlooks the River Medina, and has beautiful harbour views from its heated patio. Enjoy fresh bar food, free Wi-Fi, a good breakfast and comfy en suite rooms. The traditional inn in the heart of Cowes has bedrooms with full facilities, including a CD player. The traditional bar serves cuisine using local produce from 12:00 to 21:00 daily. It has cask-conditioned ales and an extensive wine list. Each August, Cowes hosts the Royal Cowes Regatta. Cowes is an ideal all-year-round base from which to explore The Needles, Blackgang Chine and Osborne House.

Banister Guest House - 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 airport. The lovely, recently refurbished guest house is 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. Banister House is a non-smoking hotel. Please note the hotel does not have a 24-hour reception. Check in must be by 21:00. If later than that, it is by request.

Southsea Lodge - In the heart of Southsea, this charming family-run guest house offers excellent value for money, with free Wi-Fi throughout and comfortable rooms with TVs and en suite or private bathrooms. The Southsea Lodge has a great location, within easy reach of all that Portsmouth and Southsea have to offer. You can explore Portsmouth's rich naval heritage with Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, home of the Mary Rose, HMS Victory and HMS Warrior, less than 1.5 miles (2.5 km) away. The city's museums and shops are also within easy walking distance, with the Spinnaker Tower and the thriving waterfront development of Gunwharf Quays also within easy reach. The bed and breakfast combines quality and comfort with great value for money. All bedrooms have private or en suite bathrooms, along with TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. A tasty breakfast is available every day. Open all year, Southsea Lodge is owned and managed by your hosts, Martin and Mina May-Clingo.

Berties - This historic building has enjoyed a variety of uses over the years. In the 18th Century it became a coaching house called the Kings Head. In 1995 it was renamed 'Bertie's' after the P.G Woodhouse character Bertie Wooster. Our team of chefs have gained recognition from the aa and Good Food Guide. Bertie's specialises in traditional British fayre but our chefs have blended culinary nostalgia with modern flair and created a very different menu. The menu may feature 'Homemade fishcakes with a tomato herb sauce' alongside 'Brochettes of monkfish with a lemon and chervil dressing' or perhaps 'pork and herb sausages on a bed of mustard mash' alongside 'Roasted rack of lamb with figs and a sauce of ginger'. It is not all full meals, we serve simple lunches and snacks using the finest fresh local produce. In the evening the restaurant is transformed with linen napkins and candles. Parties are catered for with special menus available on request. We can also offer very comfortable guest rooms. these are all en-suite with a television, as well as tea and coffee making facility

The White Hart - Once a 15th century coaching Inn, the White Hart has been converted to a modern, comfortable inn with character and many period features. Located in the picturesque village of Stockbridge, famous for the River Test which flows through the High Street, this popular area is ideal for the golfer, angler and country lover. The restaurant enjoys a reputation for good home-cooked food using local produce, good wines and Fuller's award-winning ales. Off-road parking is available and children are welcome.

The Jolly Miller - The Jolly Miller is a 19th-century country pub located alongside the Basingstoke Canal in the heart of Hook. The pub has a main bar, games room, large function room with a skittle alley, a large garden and car park at the rear. The Basingstoke Canal provides a number of pleasant walks between Basingstoke and Winchester.

George and Falcon - On the A32, in the pretty village of Warnford, this traditional country pub combines traditional character with modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi, free parking and attractive en suite rooms. Within easy reach of Winchester, Fareham, Petersfield and Alresford, the George & Falcon is a rural pub with a contemporary twist. Inside, there are 2 open fires, a cosy snug area and 2 separate dining areas. Outside, a large, continental-style decking area that overlooks the beautiful River Meon. The pub offers a selection of English real ales, draught beers, wines and spirits in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The menus offer a wide range of freshly cooked dishes and change seasonally to reflect the finest, freshest produce available locally. A full English breakfast is available each morning. Small and intimate, the George & Falcon offers a range of en suite rooms, located on the first floor. Each room is individually decorated with its own unique charm.

Wykeham Arms - This unique 18th-century inn is situated between Winchester Cathedral and the college, tucked away in the quietest corner of the city. The city-centre is a 5-minute walk away. Retaining many original features, the Wykeham Arms is known for its charm, good home-cooked food, log fires and Fuller's beers. Wykeham Arms has comfortable, period bedrooms, a cosy restaurant and a bar with a warm ambience and plenty of memorabilia. It is an ideal location from which to explore Winchester.

The Blacksmith's House - Conveniently situated, The Blacksmith's House offers comfortable accommodation and is a short walk from Brockenhurst Train Station, providing the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful New Forest. All of the well furnished rooms have comfortable beds and en suite facilities, along with a TV and DVD player. An excellent range of breakfast options are available, including a continental or full English breakfast. The Blacksmith's House offers warm and friendly service to guests. Afternoon tea is available and homemade biscuits are in all of the bedrooms. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access is available for guests.

Coach and Horses - This village pub, The Coach & Horses, dates back to 1762. Located in the village of Sutton Scotney, it has easy access to the M3 and the South. The letting rooms are created from the old thatched fire station and named after famous makes of fire engines: Dennis, Bedford and Commer. The rooms reflect the pub's traditional character, and a continental breakfast is included in the rate.