Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Just a short train ride from Southampton, Eastleigh invites visitors to explore the stunning landscapes of South Downs National Park and peaceful Lakeside Country Park. Families can enjoy indoor adventures at TeamSport Go Karting or Monkey Bizness, while nature lovers shouldn't miss the tranquil walking paths of Itchen Valley Country Park.
What a find! Loved this place from the moment we clapped eyes on it. Positioned right at the entry to restaurant row Oxford Street, the theme is definitely in keeping with the mammoth impact and relevance of the Titanic to Southampton but without any cringey cheesyness that one might fear in a themed setting. Lovely staff are welcoming and helpful, room utterly delightful, and the breakfast was truly THE best we’ve had at any stay in the UK. Thank you for having us (at such short notice!).
What a find! Loved this place from the moment we clapped eyes on it. Positioned right at the entry to restaurant row Oxford Street, the theme is definitely in keeping with the mammoth impact and relevance of the Titanic to Southampton but without any cringey cheesyness that one might fear in a themed setting. Lovely staff are welcoming and helpful, room utterly delightful, and the breakfast was truly THE best we’ve had at any stay in the UK. Thank you for having us (at such short notice!).
Love the Wykeham Arms. We worked here in the 90s and they were really welcoming and gave us the best experience. The place hasn’t changed and the service and food is still top notch!
Love the Wykeham Arms. We worked here in the 90s and they were really welcoming and gave us the best experience. The place hasn’t changed and the service and food is still top notch!
The Riverside is close to the centre of Salisbury but still easy to get to, no narrow streets and plenty of easy parking. The river view room was modern, clean, comfortable and very pleasant. The access to the garden and the river bank was a real plus. The breakfast buffet was good, fill up here and you will barely need lunch! The only minor problem is that the gravel on the car park isn't friendly to wheeled suitcases.
The Riverside is close to the centre of Salisbury but still easy to get to, no narrow streets and plenty of easy parking. The river view room was modern, clean, comfortable and very pleasant. The access to the garden and the river bank was a real plus. The breakfast buffet was good, fill up here and you will barely need lunch! The only minor problem is that the gravel on the car park isn't friendly to wheeled suitcases.
A very cute hotel, it has heaps of historical character. The restaurant was great, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The stairs leading up to the rooms are very old and a bit wonky- so if you have a big suitcase you might have difficulty- but I think they add to the character of the hotel.
A very cute hotel, it has heaps of historical character. The restaurant was great, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The stairs leading up to the rooms are very old and a bit wonky- so if you have a big suitcase you might have difficulty- but I think they add to the character of the hotel.
Barry, Anne, Emma, Sarah, Cuthbert and Alex along with others whose names we didn't get made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. They were more than friendly and we felt like part of the family. The room was spotless, the food lovely. The staff are well trained the serving food. The little things like gleaming cutlery, a fabulous tray with tea, coffee and still and sparkling mineral water, toiletries in the bathroom and a great shower make all the difference. We stayed for 15 nights but the...
Barry, Anne, Emma, Sarah, Cuthbert and Alex along with others whose names we didn't get made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. They were more than friendly and we felt like part of the family. The room was spotless, the food lovely. The staff are well trained the serving food. The little things like gleaming cutlery, a fabulous tray with tea, coffee and still and sparkling mineral water, toiletries in the bathroom and a great shower make all the difference. We stayed for 15 nights but the...
Cheryl
Reviewed September 3, 2015Reviewed September 3, 2015
You can expect to pay between NZ$396 and NZ$396 per night for lodges in Eastleigh. Whatever your budget and wherever you plan to go, an epic stay is a click or two away on Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What is there to do in Eastleigh near my lodge?
The most practical travel accessory is a well-planned itinerary. The Point is an excellent place to begin your sightseeing in Eastleigh.