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Hotels and Places to Stay in Basingstoke
Basingstoke has at its heart an historic market town. Since the 1970s it has expanded rapidly and is now a vibrant business community with major companies such as the AA, CORGI, Sunlife Financial of Canada, De La Rue and Wella UK based in the town.
Probably the best hotel in Basingstoke is the Apollo Hotel. It is truly luxurious and the standard of décor and service are excellent. It has 4 AA stars.
The building has recently been refurbished and the results are outstanding. The rooms are equipped with all the latest fittings for the ideal leisure or business stay. The TVs have movies and play station games, there is wireless internet access, modem point, 2 telephones, writing desk and mini-bar.
There is also the Horizons Health Club with an indoor swimming pool featuring a waterfall, a steam room, a sauna and a spa pool. There is a gym and an aerobics studio.
The hotel is a short drive from the centre of the town and within easy access of the M3 or routes to Reading or Newbury.
The Hampshire Centrecourt Hotel also has 4 stars and an AA rosette for its restaurant. Its leisure facilities are outstanding with 5 indoor and 4 outdoor tennis courts, two indoor swimming pools, a fitness studio, a gym, a steam room and a spa offering beauty treatments.
For tennis fans, there is the opportunity to play on the four outdoor French soft clay courts and professional tennis coaching is available. Regular weekend tennis breaks are organised at the hotel.
The rooms are comfortable and stylish and diners can choose from the fine dining restaurant and the more relaxed Terrace Brasserie and Bar.
The Holiday Inn in Basingstoke is conveniently located just outside the town centre. It has 86 air-conditioned bedrooms with 20 executive bedrooms. To ensure a good night’s sleep the hotel offers top quality beds, blackout curtains and a choice of pillows from its “pillow menu”.
The Tower Hill Guest House offers an alternative to the hotels within the town. It is located outside of Basingstoke on the outskirts of the village of Dummer – famous for, amongst other things, being the childhood home of Sarah, Duchess of York.
There is easy access from the guest house to Basingstoke, Winchester and Andover.
If you know of an hotel, guest house or bed and breakfast in Basingstoke (or elsewhere) which you would recommend, we would be very pleased to hear from you. Please call us on 01962 889459 or contact us by email.
For further information on Basingstoke, Hampshire, please click on the links below:
Restaurants in Basingstoke
Hotels in Basingstoke
Bed and Breakfasts in Basingstoke
Things to Do in Basingstoke
© Local Service Guide 2007 Hotels and Places to Stay in Basingstoke
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Probably the best hotel in Basingstoke is the Apollo Hotel. It is truly luxurious and the standard of décor and service are excellent. It has 4 AA stars.
The building has recently been refurbished and the results are outstanding. The rooms are equipped with all the latest fittings for the ideal leisure or business stay. The TVs have movies and play station games, there is wireless internet access, modem point, 2 telephones, writing desk and mini-bar.
There is also the Horizons Health Club with an indoor swimming pool featuring a waterfall, a steam room, a sauna and a spa pool. There is a gym and an aerobics studio.
The hotel is a short drive from the centre of the town and within easy access of the M3 or routes to Reading or Newbury.
The Hampshire Centrecourt Hotel also has 4 stars and an AA rosette for its restaurant. Its leisure facilities are outstanding with 5 indoor and 4 outdoor tennis courts, two indoor swimming pools, a fitness studio, a gym, a steam room and a spa offering beauty treatments.
For tennis fans, there is the opportunity to play on the four outdoor French soft clay courts and professional tennis coaching is available. Regular weekend tennis breaks are organised at the hotel.
The rooms are comfortable and stylish and diners can choose from the fine dining restaurant and the more relaxed Terrace Brasserie and Bar.
The Holiday Inn in Basingstoke is conveniently located just outside the town centre. It has 86 air-conditioned bedrooms with 20 executive bedrooms. To ensure a good night’s sleep the hotel offers top quality beds, blackout curtains and a choice of pillows from its “pillow menu”.
The Tower Hill Guest House offers an alternative to the hotels within the town. It is located outside of Basingstoke on the outskirts of the village of Dummer – famous for, amongst other things, being the childhood home of Sarah, Duchess of York.
There is easy access from the guest house to Basingstoke, Winchester and Andover.
If you know of an hotel, guest house or bed and breakfast in Basingstoke (or elsewhere) which you would recommend, we would be very pleased to hear from you. Please call us on 01962 889459 or contact us by email.
For further information on Basingstoke, Hampshire, please click on the links below:
Restaurants in Basingstoke
Hotels in Basingstoke
Bed and Breakfasts in Basingstoke
Things to Do in Basingstoke
© Local Service Guide 2007 Hotels and Places to Stay in Basingstoke