Fullers Inns hotels in South East England, England

"The room was poky and a bit musty, but the lounge and dining rooms were nice, with a lovely deck overlooking the Thames. That was the best part. It is a lovely walk along the river."

"Was told my room has a nice view, turn out it was looking towards the back not the sea. It's advertised as parking available but turned out to be a ncp parking with reduced fees."

"Close to centre and cruise terminal Clesn comfortable room Friendly staff Good breakfast"

"Space so limited and the bathroom is a joke"

"The Leonardo hotel in Southampton is decent value for money. The room is spacious, and the staff simply amazing. Little if any noise gets in from outside so you’ll have a great night sleep, and the breakfast is very good for this price bracket. However the location is a bit… weird. If you’ve stepped off the airport bus (itself great value) at Giddy Bridge and approach the hotel it’s just… awkward to get into. Although there are traffic lights right there, you have to walk another block to the next set of lights to be able to cross to the hotel… and if you come from another direction there’s a fair chance you’ll have the same problem because it’s as if it, and it’s partner building, were built in the middle of a roundabout (or should that be speedtrack given the pace the drivers go?) The rooms are also a bit tired. The carpet in my room at the bed leg was completely worn through, and the shower head was not pleasant, I would expect a rainfall one at this price point. But overall a pleasant enough place for a few days."

"Pleasant stay. Kind and attentive staff. Fairly priced. "

"Don’t have any breakfast but good sized room in quirky building. Would stay again. "

"Good staff"

"View from the room was outstanding! Definitely worth visiting the hotel for this. Big comfy bed also. Location great on the seafront. Could hear noise from outside / other guests, but personally this didn't bother me. Hotel in general is tired around the edges, could do with a spruce up especially for the price you pay. Disappointing dinner in the restaurant - much better on offer in Brighton, would venture out. "