Emsworth Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in Emsworth, England

"Accommodation areas being renovated, so bit untidy at the moment. Public areas very nice, restaurants excellent, and the staff were wonderful. I will stay here again if I am in Portsmouth."

" yes, breakfast was excellent "

"The breakfast buffet was excellent. Good variety of food with fresh fruit. The spa was disappointing. Wanted to use it for relaxing in the evenings but staff wanted to shut down sauna and steam rooms about 45 minutes before the scheduled closing times. There was no 'relaxing area' to use between using the sauna and steam rooms. "

"Nice place in good location. Would recommend"

"Ample parking, the room was comfortable and clean, although there were insufficient plug sockets. The staff were friendly and helpful, and service was excellent. An ideal hotel for weekend sporting events as breakfast is served from 7am. "

"Breakfast was lovely catered for everyone Room was clean and comfy Staff really friendly and helpful"

"Breakfast was exceptional, probably the best I've ever had in any hotel.Got the last available parking space,really brilliant service.The only thing I found wrong was the bed was really hard but maybe that was just me.One really top notch hotel this."

"The room was clean and comfortable enough. The location is good, and it's a pretty cool old building. As with all Greene King pubs and hotels, the wifi isn't really free since you have to fill out a form divulging a bunch of personal information to use it, which I declined to do. "

"As usual, IBIS provided a small room that somehow has a place for all of our possessions. Hooks, shelves, hangers, small tables, good lighting and a large comfortable lobby/entertainment area. The staff were very helpful including storing our luggage for 12 hours on our last day. The carpet in our room did have several nasty spills on it that should be corrected before the room is rented again. We liked the Hideout for coffee and fresh pastries, one block. There are quite a few cafes and shops by the Guildhall, and an extensive shopping area a few blocks beyond that. The cafe across the road on the 5th floor of the university building was not operational. Walking to Southsea or Gunwharf Quay is about 15 minutes. The Millenium Promenade was one of our favorite things in Portsmouth and it's free. Also, Osborne House on the Isle of Wight was pretty great."