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Basingstoke b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Basingstoke in Hampshire
Today's date: 02-Sep-2010
The Market Hotel - inn
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The Market hotel, an inn in Alton’s town centre, offers B&B accommodation (prices quoted exclude breakfast). 5 minutes walk from direct rail link to London; short drive away from Winchester, Basingstoke, Farnham, Aldershot and Petersfield; easy access to A3, M3 and A31. Fridge available in some rooms; 4 comfortable twin rooms with shared bathroom.
Kingsley - bed & breakfast
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We offer bed and breakfast in Kingsley near Alton & Farnham. Our detached house, in the village centre, has 4 guest double bedrooms and a self contained Studio unit, all with on site car parking. WiFi; computer for guests’ use; utility room with fridge/freezer, micro wave oven & washing machine; local public golf courses.
Chestnuts - bed & breakfast
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Chestnuts offers B&B accommodation in Spencers Wood village near Reading, Berkshire. We’re close to M4 junction 11 and south Reading business parks and therefore ideally positioned for the business person and contractor. 3 Star AA rated; standard or en-suite rooms; free courtyard parking; Freeview TV; free internet WIFI access; hospitality trays. 2 nights minimum stay.
Frampton Cottage - bed & breakfast
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Located in Crondall,our luxury 4 poster bed and breakfast backs onto a meadow leading to the Oak Park Golf Course in the historic village of Crondall. Frampton Cottage dates back to the early 1600s with plenty of low ceilings and beams. Despite the semi rural setting we are within 4 miles of Junction 5 of the M3 and 3 miles from Farnham town centre.
Upper Neatham Mill Farm Guest House - Guest Accommodation
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by Visit England
Prices from: £61.00
Address: Upper Neatham Mill Farm Guest House, Upper Neatham Mill LaneHolybourne Hampshire, Holybourne, West-Sussex, GU34 4EP
Converted 17th Century barn situated 1 mile north of Alton centre. Tranquil location on the River Wey at Holybourne surrounded by 11 acres of private gardens and woodland.All rooms en-suite furnished to exceptional standards with antique furniture luxury bedding and modern facilities with wireless b... [Read more]
Beech Barns - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Self-Accredited
Prices from: £69.00
Address: Beech Barns, 61 WELLHOUSE ROAD, Bentworth, Hampshire, GU34 4AQ
Beech barns is a recently renovated historic barn conversion dating back to the early 18th century and retaining many original features. Mixing contemporary and classic styles with modern facilities we have been awarded a 4 Star commendation by The AA for the last 2 years.Nestled in a wooded valley ... [Read more]
Hind's Head - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £85.00
Address: Hind's Head, WASING LANE, Aldermaston, Berkshire, RG7 4LX
The Hind's Head is a beautiful and imposing red brick building full of character - parts of which date back to the 1650s when it was a brewery. The old brewery was fully refurbished in May 2000 which has added even more ambience to this unique village inn. With 17 thoughtfully designed en suite bedr... [Read more]
Visit Basingstoke and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Basingstoke, Hampshire. The Parish Church of St Michael in Basingstoke is mostly Perpendicular but much restored. Inside can be seen the Royal Arms of Elizabeth, James I and William III, and some early l6th-century glass in the south aisle and the south chapel. This originally came from the old Chapel of the Holy Ghost, which lies in a cemetery near the station. Founded in 1525 by Bishop Fox and Lord Sandys, who also built The Vyne near Sherborne St John, parts still survive.
The Willis Museum in New Street contains geological and archaeological finds and much else concerning the history of Hampshire.
Round about there is much to see. Herriard Park Gardens lie only 4 miles south on the A339, with 5 acres of beautiful gardens, including a walled rose garden, open to the public.
Wincklebury camp, 1 ½ miles north west of Basingstoke, is an ancient earthwork covering nearly 20 acres. Signs of both rampart and ditch can still be seen.
Some of the surrounding villages are charming. Dummer, 5 miles south west, has pretty cottages, some thatched, and an interesting church. The nave is Perpendicular and chancel Early English, and it has an interesting 15th-century rood canopy and a very early pulpit. In the 19th century, cremation urns dating from prehistoric times were found in this area. Dummer lies near Farleigh Hill, which gives fine views over four counties. And only 1 mile away is Deane, an attractive old village.
Preston Candover, 8 miles south of Basingstoke, also has charm, and the area must have been inhabited since earliest times, for ancient barrows lie hereabouts, Roman and Bronze Age remains have been discovered, and the Droveway - probably an ancient track for driving sheep - is nearby.
Upton Grey, about 4 miles south east from Basingstoke, is also an attractive village, with a pond, willow trees and some l7th-century cottages. Finally there is Steventon, a pleasantly secluded village about 5 miles south west It is famous as the birthplace of Jane Austen. The church where her father preached dates mostly from the 13th century, and in it can be seen monuments to the Austen family.
Nearby cities: Winchester
Nearby towns: Andover, Aldershot, Farnborough, Farnham, Fleet, Newbury, , Whitchurch
Nearby villages: Hook, Hartley Wintney, Kingsclere, Oakley, Overton, Tadley
Have you decided to visit Basingstoke or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Basingstoke bed and breakfast (a Basingstoke B&B or Basingstoke b and b)
- a Basingstoke guesthouse
- a Basingstoke hotel (or motel)
- a Basingstoke self-catering establishment, or
- other Basingstoke accommodation