The best available hotels & places to stay near Basingstoke

The £21 million Village Hotel Basingstoke opened in February 2020. The hotel is located on Basing View and is conveniently located within walking distance from Festival Place Shopping Centre and Basingstoke Town Centre. The hotel is situated just 5 minutes from the M3 Junction 6 with easy links to A339 to Newbury and the M4. Basingstoke Train Station is a 10-minute walk offering fast routes to Winchester, the South Coast and fast direct access to London Waterloo. Nearby attractions include Paultons Park and Peppa Pig World, Highclere Castle and Bombay Sapphire Distillery. Village Hotel Basingstoke has 153 contemporary bedrooms, uber stylish all dining at the grill and pub, a Starbucks Coffee Shop, state-of-the-art Health and Fitness Club with 20 metre pool, Meeting and Conference Centre and Business Club, Live Party Nights, Wedding Licence, extensive car parking and free wi-fi throughout the hotel.

Whether you're staying for business or pleasure, Our Premier Inn Basingstoke Town Centre hotel is in an ideal spot. It's set right in the heart of this historic town in Hampshire, making it easy for you to explore the local attractions. The Festival Place shopping centre is only a short walk away, if you fancy a bit of bargain-hunting, or why not enjoy a fun day out at the interactive Milestones Museum? Plus, the exciting Legoland resort is only a 40-minute drive away, if you're looking for fun things to do with the family. Back at the hotel, you can look forward to a tasty meal in our Thyme restaurant, before relaxing on a super-comfy Hypnos bed, and watching the latest shows on your Smart TV.

The holiday starts when you step through the door at Premier Inn Hotel Basingstoke West (Churchill Way). Set in Basingstoke Leisure Park, with an ice rink and swimming pool just a stroll away, you'll be well placed to keep the whole family entertained. And if you're here to work, we're close to key destinations like Chineham Business Park, too. Plan a big adventure at Legoland. Step back in time at Milestones Museum. Then bowl a strike and catch a movie at Basingstoke Leisure Park. After a busy day, unwind with a tasty meal in our restaurant, and kick back in your spacious room and extra-comfy bed.

Holiday Inn Basingstoke is open and is following social distancing guidelines. We are implementing increased cleaning regimes including disinfecting all touchpoints in rooms and public areas, use of Personal protective equipment and a "one cloth per room" policy for housekeeping teams is in place. We have implemented stringent social distancing measures throughout the hotel, including contactless check-in/out. Our restaurant is closed as per the government guidelines. We are offering a bagged breakfast option to collect from reception, plus a reduced in-room food menu. We would like to assure you that our primary concern at this time is the health and safety of our guests and colleges. Holiday Inn Basingstoke is a modern hotel boasting air-conditioned bedrooms of which 4 are accessible. Located within easy access of the M3, M4, Basingstoke Town and Festival Place Shopping Centre, the Holiday Inn is ideal for both Business travellers and Leisure visitors. Business travellers will find the Holiday Inn Basingstoke located close to the business parks of Viables, Daneshill, and Chineham. ( Motorola, Sony, Huawei). We offer free car parking. Leisure visitors can find easy access to attractions in all directions. To the East are Legoland, Windsor, Thorpe Park and Ascot Racecourse. To the South are Jane Austen House, Winchester and Marwell Zoo. To the West is Newbury Racecourse and Stonehenge. In Basingstoke are the Anvil and Haymarket theatres and the aquadrome leisure complex to which we have complimentary passes. The Bar has a relaxing atmosphere in the evening especially after dining in the Restaurant which offers dishes from around the world. Our lounge provides the ideal location for informal daytime meetings. The Academy Conference and Training Centre has 6 air-conditioned suites with Wireless internet access the rooms can accommodate from 2-140 delegates. The hotel also offers a specialist events organiser to plan your function with a personalised touch.

Built in the 1880s as a private home for Thomas Pain, it subsequently enjoyed a rich and colourful history, with owners and visitors including the rich and famous. Today it is a 72 bedroom, 4 star hotel surrounded by woodlands and seven acres of private grounds.

The Red Lion Hotel is a well established three star hotel in Basingstoke town centre close to Festival Place Shopping. Parking is free - guests need to register their vehicle at reception on arrival. The Red Lion is perfectly located for conferences, meetings, parties and weddings. The restaurant and bar areas front the London Street side which offers easy walking to the retail area. There is lift access to the bedrooms. Rooms are en-suite and have Freeview TV, wi-fi and tea/coffee making facilities. Travel cots and additional beds are available in certain rooms.

The four-star Basingstoke Country Hotel is surrounded by mature woodland and provides a serene, relaxing setting for any holiday or special occasion. Just off the M3 yet surrounded by thatched cottage villages, it has 100 air-conditioned bedrooms, including 12 premium rooms and 9 deluxe room. It is an ideal base for exploring the cathedral cities of Winchester, Salisbury and Chichester and the unspoilt beauty and wild ponies of the New Forest. With attractive landscaped courtyards, Health & Leisure Club with indoor swimming pool, and Scures Brasserie restaurant serving local food, it's a great spot for relaxing after a day of sightseeing.

Surrounded by the picturesque Hampshire countryside, The Beach Arms is the perfect place to relax, sleep, and dine in true comfort, whatever the occasion. Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, this bed and breakfast hotel in Basingstoke will allow you to enjoy a comfortable night's sleep and a delicious pizza and carvery menu – expect the best value accommodation, without compromising on quality. With thatched houses and a quaint duck pond just on the door step yet the centre of Basingstoke is just a few minutes away, The Beach Arms Eden, Oakley really does offer the best of both worlds.

Built in 1795, Oakley Hall has a distinguished and fascinating past. The author Jane Austen was a friend of the Bramston family – the then owners – she was a frequent visitor to Oakley Hall and it is mentioned fondly in Austen’s letters to her sister Cassandra. A later owner, William Beach, added a second storey to the house, so creating the grand and impressive building that 21st century visitors can still enjoy. He also employed landscape gardener and architect Edward Milner to design Oakley Hall’s gardens. In 2014, a major restoration project saw Oakley Hall Hotel returned to its full glory, ensuring that visitors will continue to fall in love with Oakley Hall’s Georgian splendour and charm for many years to come. With 50 beautiful bedrooms, suites and even a delightful Garden Cottage from which to choose, guests can indulge in a luxurious stay, enjoy a relaxing drink in the 1795 Bar & Lounge and a relaxed 2 AA Rosette dining experience in the award-winning Glasshouse Restaurant. Outside there are acres and acres of stunning grounds to explore. From a gentle walk to an early morning run or an afternoon of clay pigeon shooting, there are plenty of things to do.