The White Horse Hotel, Romsey, Hampshire

“Weekend away”

Amazing place to stay cannot fault one thing just perfect rooms staff and food ..we will be back very soon .. only thing is it gets very busy for seating in the day time with people coming in for coffees .really could do with a seating area for hotel guests only ..

“Stunning hotel in the centre of Romsey. Gorgeous rooms and comfortable beds”

The hotel is gorgeous. Steeped in history and beautifully decorated right in the centre of Romsey. The service is excellent and staff are lovely and helpful. The rooms are stunning with lots of extra detail and well thought out extras. I loved the pillow spray and games. The beds were very comfor… Mehr

The hotel is gorgeous. Steeped in history and beautifully decorated right in the centre of Romsey. The service is excellent and staff are lovely and helpful. The rooms are stunning with lots of extra detail and well thought out extras. I loved the pillow spray and games. The beds were very comfortable and I slept very well. The pillows were so comfy I had to see who made them so I could get some. I had breakfast which was lovely. Great coffee and fresh pastries etc. breakfast was fresh and cooked to order. The atmosphere is wonderful and there are many places to sit and relax inside and out. I felt the rooms were excellent value for money. If you can afford to splurge have one of the suites. It was £10 more and the most amazing rooms. The bed was huge and the bathroom amazing. I stayed in both a superior room and suite and loved them both

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“Another great Coaching Inn experience”

or our second Coaching Inn stay of the month, we were upgraded. In fact, we think we were upgraded twice. Our room is spectacular with 5 large windows throwing light all across our home for the next 2 nights. One end of the room is lined with two double wardrobes in front of which sits an armchair… Mehr

or our second Coaching Inn stay of the month, we were upgraded. In fact, we think we were upgraded twice. Our room is spectacular with 5 large windows throwing light all across our home for the next 2 nights. One end of the room is lined with two double wardrobes in front of which sits an armchair, a full-length free-standing mirror and then a comfy bed with bedside tables. At the opposite end of the room is a sofa, a coffee table with a game, as always, and another unit squeezed into the corner with the regular Roberts radio and books. Storage Plenty of drawers, although a bit creaky including 3 bedside drawers 2 double wardrobes Desk with 2 drawers Bathroom Heated towel rail (Switch high up on the ceiling outside) 2 luxurious bath towels and hand towels. No hook to put these though. Bathtub shelf with a rubber duck. It’s always great to see one of these! The regular full-sized toiletries Separate shower Deep storage drawer Refreshments Espresso machine and 2 cups Kettle and 2 mugs Biscuits Water bottles Plus another great restaurant where we enjoyed one of our meals. The White Horse gave us a larger, airier room than Oundles Talbot with more luxurious touches. However, we are missing some basics, such as hooks by the front door. This is especially noticeable as we had to traipse past the bed at the opposite end of the room to put our jackets away. We had bathrobes but no hooks to hang them anywhere. The two double wardrobes largely went unused for a 2-night trip, although it would be fantastic for tourists who use this as a base to explore the southeast of England. We were here mainly for the annual pilgrimage to Monkey World hoping to spot our adopted Orangutan, RoRo. There is a lovely sofa that looks perfect to sit by the window and read, except there is no lamp. I had to use my phone phone torch. There are no lamps in the lounge area. Only bedside or ceiling lights in the other half of the room. The latter could only be controlled by a switch by the door. TV is high up in the corner. Uncomfortable to watch from the bed and too far to see from the sofa. The glorious big space felt a bit thrown together rather than being planned out. Maybe they will refit it soon. I loved Romsey, with all of its cafes and little shops not to mention a fantastic little department store, something sorely lacking in the big city I live in. I was glad were able to enjoy the town while staying here.

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