Cheap Hotels in Fareham
Holiday Inn Fareham - Solent is a convenient hotel with a gym, swimming pool, meeting rooms and free parking. Our comfortable hotel rooms in Fareham offer a choice of pillows for your best sleep. Kids stay and eat free at the restaurant, where we serve delicious breakfasts and evening meals. Enjoy summer patio dining, and snacks and drinks are available all day in the lounge. Let some steam off in the hotel gym, swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Our on-site meeting rooms have space for up to 140 guests, also perfect for special events and weddings. Our Fareham hotel is a five-minute drive from the M27 motorway, right by the A27, which connects straight to the motorway, so you can drive to catch a ferry at Portsmouth International Port or a flight at Southampton Airport in around 20 minutes. The local shops in Fareham are close by, and Fareham station has direct trains to London and Brighton. Take the children to meet Peppa Pig World at Paultons Park, visit to HMS Victory at the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, or admire the view from the top of the Spinnaker Tower at Gunwharf Quays.
Located in Titchfield, The Bugle Hotel provides free WiFi, and guests can enjoy a restaurant, a bar and a garden. The bed and breakfast offers a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer, free toiletries and shower. The Bugle Hotel offers a à la carte or Full English/Irish breakfast. Ageas Bowl is 13 km from the accommodation, while Port Solent is 15 km away. The nearest airport is Southampton Airport, 18 km from The Bugle Hotel.
Situated 10 minutes’ drive from Portsmouth town centre and South Downs National Park, The Roundabout Hotel offers an on-site 70-seater restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi. An en suite bathroom, TV and tea/coffee making facilities are featured in each room at The Roundabout. English and French cuisine is served in the restaurant, with à la carte and buffet menus on offer. The seaside town of Lee-on-Solent is a 20-minute drive away and caters for water skiers, wind surfers and sunbathers. A wide variety of shops, museums and heritage sites can be found in Portsmouth town centre.
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. Guests may relax over a drink in the comfortable bar and lounge, before heading to The Richmond Restaurant, which serves excellent food in an elegant setting. All of the classically furnished, comfortable en suite rooms have a flat-screen Freeview TV and Wi-Fi internet access. The hotel also has a beautiful garden with a terrace. Lysses House Hotel provides the perfect base from which to explore Hampshire and the surrounding area. Local attractions in Fareham include historic Portchester Castle and a range of shops, restaurants and pubs.
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This smoke-free guesthouse features sailing nearby and windsurfing nearby.. Free self parking is available onsite..#Instructions: Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed. Minimum age: 18. Check in from: 2:00 PM. Check in to: 11:00 PM. . Check out: 11:00 AM.
Hotels in Fareham
Fareham is a historic market town situated at the north-west tip of Portsmouth Harbour, in southern England. With a rich maritime and commercial history, there is plenty to see and do in the town. If you're after a bit of fresh air, Fareham is surrounded by wonderful countryside that is well worth exploring.
Portchester
Portchester was once a separate town but now forms part of the Fareham conurbation, just to the east of the town centre. A walk along the coast from Fareham is a great way to see the area, and also gives you the best view of the ancient structure that gives Portchester its fame.
Portchester Castle is a medieval castle built within the walls of the best preserved Roman fort north of the Alps. The 3rd-century Portus Adurni is a good enough reason to visit even without the beautiful 11th-century castle, which looks positively modern in comparison, located within its ramparts. The kids will love the fascinating interactive exhibitions inside the visitors' centre that show England under Roman rule.
Titchfield
Medieval history buffs will be going wild at this point, as another short walk from Fareham is Titchfield Abbey, one of the best-preserved and most impressive buildings of its kind. The abbey looks just like Camelot and it is believed that some of Shakespeare's most famous plays were first performed in its stately rooms.
The abbey is situated within Titchfield village, which is an important conservation area. Many of the village's buildings are over 500 years old and a stroll around Titchfield is very much a journey through time. Make sure you stop off at St. Peter's Church. Built in the 7th century and altered throughout the Middle Ages, the church contains architecture from almost every century of that era.
After so much medieval marvel, you'll probably be craving a nice flask of mead, or warm slab of roast meat. Pop into The Titchfield Mill for a truly authentic pub experience. The pub is housed within an old 18th-century water mill and has an excellent selection of cask ales and wonderful food. Also worth a visit is the Fisherman's Rest, which does what it says on the tin really, serving up quality seafood to hungry locals.
If you've had enough history for one day, just down the River Meon from the village is Titchfield Haven. The area is a nature reserve and an important breeding ground for many species of bird and wildfowl. Keen ornithologists will love the visitor areas and excellent birdwatching huts. Before you leave, pop into the gift shop and pick up your favourite bird's whistle or slump down in the brilliant café for a restorative cup of tea.
Forest of Bere
On your way back to your Fareham Hotel, take an invigorating stroll through the Forest of Bere. Lying just north of the town, the forest has it all – luscious woodland, open space, heathland, farmland and downland. Follow one of the excellent trails or go it alone cross country. If you are a bit of an equestrian, you can also have an unforgettable horse ride through the woods.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Fareham
What are the most booked hotels in Fareham?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Fareham are Red Lion Hotel by Greene King Inns, Lysses House Hotel and The Roundabout Hotel.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Fareham?
Holiday Inn FAREHAM - SOLENT in Fareham offers one night in a double room at the price of £58.What hotels are in the central Fareham neighborhood?
If you want to stay near the center of Fareham, you can consider staying at Red Lion Hotel by Greene King Inns, Lysses House Hotel and The Roundabout Hotel.120,000 Hotels
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