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The Bugle Hotel
Situated in Titchfield, 13 km from Ageas Bowl, The Bugle Hotel features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Keppels Head Hotel
This historic hotel, built in 1779, has free parking and an excellent location about 200 metres from Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth Harbour Rail Station, Gunwharf Quays and Spinnaker...
Holiday Inn Fareham Solent, an IHG Hotel
Situated near the quaint village of Titchfield on the edge of the Meon Valley, 10 miles radius from Portsmouth and Southampton, Holiday Inn Fareham Solent offers paid parking of £5 per day, a...
The Ship Leopard Boutique Hotel - No Children
Within 3 minutes’ walk of Portsmouth’s Historical Dockyard, The Ship Leopard Boutique Hotel - No Children offers luxurious rooms.
Royal Southern Yacht Club
Set in Hamble, 10 km from Southampton Cruise Terminal, Royal Southern Yacht Club offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
BEST WESTERN New Holmwood Hotel
Set in Cowes, Isle of Wight region, BEST WESTERN New Holmwood Hotel is situated 3.5 km from Osborne House.
Villa Rothsay Hotel
Offering views of the nearby sailing boats, Villa Rothsay Hotel is located in Cowes, Isle of Wight. Free WiFi access is available, as well as free parking.
Red Lion Hotel by Greene King Inns
In the centre of Fareham with easy access to the M27 motorway, this 18th-century coaching inn offers spacious, classic rooms with private bathrooms. Its bar features real ales and leather sofas.
Royal Maritime Hotel
The Royal Maritime Hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from the Gunwharf Quays waterfront development and Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard.
Lysses House Hotel
In the heart of Fareham, Lysses House is an elegant Georgian hotel on the High Street, a short walk from the town centre and easily accessible from the M27.
What guests said about Titchfield:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Lovely little village.
Lovely little village. I imagine many of the buildings must be listed and must take considerable effort to keep looking their best. BIg church in the heart of the village with many graves of interest. Apparently there is a theatre nearby but I didn't get around to visiting this. I found two other pubs in the village, all of which were reasonably busy which was nice to see.
PhillipUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Property is fine with all facilities available and easily...
Property is fine with all facilities available and easily accessible. It is as described and everything is in excellent condition. Please be mindful of additional fees which are not refundable - a £200 cleaning fee for a 2 night stay is rather exorbitant!
DawnUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
A beautiful and very old village with lots of amenities...
A beautiful and very old village with lots of amenities including good pubs, restaurants and shops. Great location for travel to lots of places in Hampshire. We had a wonderful meal at The Wheatsheaf.
AnnUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
Room 1, No heating in the room when we arrived, when the...
Room 1, No heating in the room when we arrived, when the heating came on it was barely warm.loud music from the bar from when we arrived at 15.00 until we went out at 19.00 , uncomfortable bed mattress misshapen.Carter - 10Scored 10
What a beautiful village. So much history.
What a beautiful village. So much history. Take a walk along the the old canal walk to Meon Point.Beautiful countryside. I've seen snakes all over the world, but my first time seeing one in this country. A little less than a metre long grass snake, happily swimming. A real cherry on the cake!
cirilloUnited Kingdom
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