Portsmouth Hotel Guide - Charles Dickens Birthplace hotels in Portsmouth, United Kingdom.

"Receptionist Madeline was very friendly and welcoming and the whole stay was perfect. The meal last night was very good. Will definitely return as soon as we can."

"yes "

"Very conveniently located for shopping, restaurants, the Historic Dockyard and transport services to the Isle of Wight. Parking was easily accessible and convenient in the very close by multi storey. We did need to move room during the stay due to a water leak from the room next door. We were out for the day when this happened but the staff moved everything and kept us fully informed along the way. Really excellent service! "

"Great hotel . The room was really clean & well decorated, the staff were so helpful & the food & location were excellent 10/10"

"This is a lovely old building is close to everything on the sea front - 5 minutes walk to the Historic Dockyard (it has close views of the Spinnaker, the harbour, and HMS Warrior). The bus and train stations are across the road, and the shopping centre is no more than 10 minutes away. Add the free car park, friendly staff, cosy atmosphere and comfortable rooms, plus the big choice of places to eat within half a mile, and you have the ideal hotel to stay in when visiting the Portsmouth area."

"Friendly staff and great breakfast"

"Yes. But not enough storage and surface area"

"A lovely stay at a really impressive hotel. The hotel is stunning, it’s right on the seafront with free parking. The grandeur of this building is impossible to ignore. Our room had a sea view, it was quite small but perfect for one night. Everyone was very welcoming and friendly. We would definitely book here again. Thank you 😊"

"We booked a so called “luxury” property through Expedia, and what we arrived to was diabolical. This is not an exaggeration from the moment we arrived, it was obvious the property was in a disgraceful condition. The settee was broken and leaning, covered in stains, the walls were filthy, and the garden was completely overgrown. To make matters worse, a full, rotting bin outside was swarming with flies, which were flying into the house as we opened the door. We contacted the management company (Open Mind Properties), and they offered an alternative property. That second property turned out to be infested with bedbugs. We placed our 18-month-old niece to bed thinking it was clean, only to find bedbugs crawling on her face, on the walls, and in the bed. The property was filthy mould behind the bed, dust everywhere, broken furniture, rusted appliances, and a clear lack of any deep cleaning. It was a severe health hazard, especially with young children. We called Expedia for help and were shocked by the lack of urgency. They asked for photos (which we provided), then dismissed the bedbug infestation as a “minor” issue and offered £60 compensation. They then referred us to FairBro (the host), who also said the same. No one took accountability. At midnight, with six children and a baby, we were left stranded and had no option but to make a dangerous 4.5-hour drive back home. This experience was not just disappointing it was dangerous, traumatic, and unacceptable. Expedia did nothing"