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Portsmouth b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Portsmouth in Hampshire
Today's date: 02-Sep-2010
Cripple Creek Guest House - Guest Accommodation
Rated: 
by Self-Accredited
Prices from: £30.00
Address: Cripple Creek Guest House, 86 Whichers Gate RoadRowlands Castle, Rowlands Castle, West-Sussex, PO9 6BB
Cripple Creek is a small Guest House in the countryside with woods at the front and meadows to the rear on the edge of the picturesque village of Rowlands Castle. Seven minutes walk to a Harvester Pub and restaurant. We do not offer evening meals but guests can use the dining room or their rooms for... [Read more]
TravelRest - Fareham - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £50.00
Address: TravelRest - Fareham, 22 The Avenue, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 1NS
With historical Portsmouth (home to the Royal Navy and HMS Victory)and the sea faring capital Southampton within a few miles TravelRest Fareham is in the ideal location. Furthermore with the ancient Capital of England Winchester and the Roman city of Chichester both with their magnificent cathedrals... [Read more]
New Haven Bed Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £35.00
Address: New Haven Bed Breakfast, 193 LONDON ROADCorner of Wallis Road, Waterloo, Hampshire, PO7 7RN
A warm welcome awaits you in our spacious home. We offer you comfortably equipped en-suite luxury rooms continental breakfast colour TV teacoffee facilities iron and board and hairdryers available on request. Parking along Wallis Road and on site.Walking distance to shops post office banks (Lloyds T... [Read more]
Stattons Hotel - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £69.00
Address: Stattons Hotel, 6 FLORENCE ROAD, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO5 2NE
Stattons Hotel is the newest and most luxurious boutique hotel Portsmouth and Southsea has to offer. With a history spanning over 100 years Stattons ( formerly The Woodville Hotel) takes on a new direction with boutique accommodation oozing charm character and stunning design using the finest blends... [Read more]
The Meadows BB - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £60.00
Address: The Meadows BB, 57 Mountbatten Drive, Newport, Isle-of-Wight, PO30 5SJ
A REAL HOME FROM HOME Small family run Bed and Breakfast close to the centre of Newport Town. 57 Mountbatten Drive PO30 5SJ. Adults only. 1km from centre 15 mins walk.. Double en-suite with King size bed and shower room or Double room with private bathroom. Off road parking for en-suite layby or roa... [Read more]
Seahaven House - Bed and Breakfast
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £39.00
Address: Seahaven House, 35-36 ST. THOMAS STREETRYDE, Ryde, Isle-of-Wight, PO33 2DL
A warm friendly welcome awaits you at the Seahaven a family-run business that offers dramatic sea-views and is ideally placed for Ryde's pubs restaurants bars and shops. Seahaven House is a traditional old Victorian building which faces Ryde Pier and has views directly across the sea and Western Bea... [Read more]
Newport Quay - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £60.00
Address: Newport Quay, 41 Quay Street, Newport, Isle-of-Wight, PO30 5BA
The Newport Quay Hotel is located in the heart of the glorious Isle of Wight's capital town of Newport. This 17th Century Grade II listed hotel is set in a quiet street steeped in historical and architectural interest. Within walking distance there are a large selection of bars and restaurants. For ... [Read more]
Jingles - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by AA
Prices from: £44.50
Address: Jingles, 73 77 Horndean Road, Emsworth, West-Sussex, PO10 7PU
AA 4 Star Bed and Breakfast Guest Accommodation with 30 en-suite bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi available. Non-smoking throughout. Ample residents parking. Excellent Full English Breakfast. Set in one acre adjacent to open farmland. 20 Pubsrestaurants located within one mile. All rooms have Sharp 26 LCD Freev... [Read more]
Sandown Manor - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Visit England
Prices from: £45.00
Address: Sandown Manor, Sandown ManorYaverland Road, Sandown, Hampshire, PO36 8QP
Alan and Debbie offer you a warm welcome to Sandown Manor. A family run bed and breakfast close to the beach and with panoramic sea views over Sandown and Shanklin. Relax by the pool or sit on our sun terrace with a drink from our well stocked bar and enjoy the views. Make friends with our Shetland ... [Read more]
Red Lion Hotel - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Self-Accredited
Prices from: £55.00
Address: Red Lion Hotel, LONDON ROAD, Cosham, Hampshire, PO6 3EE
Gary and the team welcome you to the Red Lion Hotel. A pub and 16 bedroom hotel located near to Cosham train station and a short drive to Portsmouth town centre.Above all we pride ourselves on being the friendliest pub in Cosham! Everyone is welcome!Our rooms are all ensuite with double or twin beds... [Read more]
Visit Portsmouth and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Portsmouth, Hampshire, has been important in the history of the Navy since early times. Richard I built the first dock here as far back as 1194, and in 1495 the first dry dock in the world was built here. There was further development in the 17th century, with Pepys much concerned, and from then on Portsmouth has gone from strength to strength until today the dockyards spread over about 300 acres, compared with the 8 acres they covered in the time of Henry VIII.
Charles Dickens was born here, and his modest house in Commercial Road is full of mementoes of his life and is open to the public. Jonas Hanway, the inventor of the umbrella in the 18th century, came from Portsmouth, and the town also has associations with many of the great men in naval history, including the unfortunate Admiral Byng who was brought here to be shot in 1775.
Portsmouth is a town that grew up by itself rather than to plan. It suffered greatly during the Second World War, so there has been much new building. The old part is near the Round Tower, part of an old fortification now open to the public. The square Tower was added later by Henry VII and it is near here in Broad Street and High Street that the old houses are to be found. One is named after the Duke of Buckingham, one-time Lord High Admiral, who was murdered in 1628.
In the dockyard is Nelson's flagship, H.M.S. Victory, which remains more or less as it was at Trafalgar. Also in the dockyard are some splendid l8th-century houses.
The cathedral was originally founded as a church in the 12th century in honour of St Thomas Becket. The nave and tower were rebuilt after being damaged in the Civil War, and in the twentieth century, when the church was promoted to Cathedral, extensive alterations and additions were made.
The Garrison church is mostly 13th-century, but restored in the 19th century and then bombed during the war. It was formerly part of an old hospital built to welcome the sick and travellers. Later part of these buildings became the Governor's house. Catherine of Braganza was married to Charles II from here. She brought Tangier as part of her dowry, and plate from there can still be seen at the cathedral.
Nearby cities: Southampton
Nearby towns: Cowes, Fareham, Gosport, Havant, Hayling Island, Petersfield, Ryde
Nearby villages: Alverstoke, Ashey, Bedhampton, Bridgemary, Cosham, Eastney, Emsworth, Farlington, Fleetland, Gosport, Haven Street, Hill Head, Hilsea, Horndean, Langstone, Lee-on-the-Solent, North Hayling, Portchester, Rowlands Castle, Seaview, South Hayling, Southsea, Titchfield, Waterlooville, Westbourne, Wickham, Wootton Bridge
Have you decided to visit Portsmouth or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Portsmouth bed and breakfast (a Portsmouth B&B or Portsmouth b and b)
- a Portsmouth guesthouse
- a Portsmouth hotel (or motel)
- a Portsmouth self-catering establishment, or
- other Portsmouth accommodation