Explore the South of England and stay in a modern hotel close to Sandown Park, Thorpe Park and Windsor.
Barceló Basingstoke Country Hotel is a delightful woodland hotel, which is perfect for exploring the South of England. You’re minutes from the outskirts of London, but far enough away to easily get to Sandown Park, Thorpe Park or Windsor. The hotel Is modern, refurbished, well-maintained and very efficient.
For a fun-filled short break Sandown Park, Epsom Racecourse, Winchester and its cathedral, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, Legoland, Thorpe park & London are all on your doorstep.
Key Features
14:00 Check-in time 11:00 Check-out time 100 No of Bedrooms
220 Parking spaces
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Other Features
Indoor Swimming Pool
Gym
Non-smoking
A stunning woodland hotel
• 100 modern bedrooms, including eight elegant Premium bedrooms
• Fine food in the lovely Scures Brasserie
• An extensive Health & Leisure Club & treatments
• Just one mile from Hook train station and only 45 minutes to Waterloo
• 30 minutes drive from Heathrow Airport
FREE WIFI now available in all public areas and selected bedrooms
Plenty to see & do
Upcoming Event Hightlights
6 Dec 2008 (monthly)
On the first Saturday of each month, Fareham Farmers' Market in West Street offers up to 40 stalls selling local produce including organic vegetables, free-range eggs, fish, rare-breed meats, home-baked bread, cakes and honey from local bees.
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14 Dec 2008 (various dates)
On every second and last Sunday of the month, Winchester's Middle Brook Street is transformed into one of the largest farmers' markets in the country, selling everything from ostrich meat and home-baked bread to crabs fresh from the Solent.
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1 Mar - 31 Dec 2008 (annual)
Rebuilt in 1744 on an earlier medieval site, the National Trust-owned Winchester City Mill, today a working watermill with a delightful island garden, spans the River Itchen in the centre of Winchester.
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7 Feb 2009 (various dates)
One of Britain's most famous authors, Charles Dickens began life in Portsmouth and stayed for a short stint of three years. The interior of the house in which he was born in 1812 is now set in the Regency style of the era.
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