Marchwood Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Marchwood, Southampton

"For the price of about £50/night with breakfast, this was excellent value. Good location by the historic dockyard and on a busy safe feeling street. I was given a recently refurbished bedroom but the corridor leading to it is being stripped and redecorated, I assume. It's a bit like staying in a Wardroom with lots of naval artefacts and evidently many RN guests. Pool area only had the v warm swimming pool open which was clean and quiet. Breakfast was basic. Good selection of cereals and basic hot items which were popular with others. Even better if: bedroom window was obscured from outside so you can open curtains and have privacy. Also, a better coffee and tea selection at breakfast would make a huge difference too. Notwithstanding this, I will return as it was a comfortable affordable choice, "

"Amazing services and staff,will definitely stay again, my children love the breakfast, lunch and dinner. "

"Spa facilities good. Not enough car parking space. Room had no window offering natural light"

"We have stayed at this hotel many times and find that it meets our need of a quiet few days away and a spa to relax in. The rooms are spacious with tea/coffee making facilities and a small fridge. Large comfortable bed, warm room and plenty of hot water for baths and showers. Very helpful staff and plenty of parking."

"Good location "

"Food appalling Room cool to cold "

"Room OK what you expect for price. Dinning room closed "

"The hotel is old (but interesting) and needs a lick of paint here and there but the room was very clean. Bathroom with shower very good. Very nice double bed too. Breakfast was buffet style, was good though no fruit. No problem with Wi-Fi. Staff were friendly, polite and helpful. Excellent location for eateries and seeing old Southampton. Good value and would stay there again. "

"Everithing good but, swimming pool is from 16+ age. Didn’t found age limit anywhere on booking. We choose this hotel because of the pool and at the end didn’t use because we were with younger kids. "