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• Number Four Boutique Hotel and Restaurant
  "Quality in a small friendly hotel that you would expect from a large 5 star hotel"
  "This was the first of our hotels on a 4 night business trip around the south of England......it was much smaller than any of the other hotels and turned out to be the best. Our bus/tour company visits many locations all around the uk every week and we visit many hotels. The bed was very comfortabl..."e, the room spotless and the breakfast superb. I would feel very good about bringing my wife and daughter to one of your hotels on a leisure break or night stay which is quite rare as normally i find many faults with many hotels....... If you have any free or discounted rooms available around the uk in your hotels i would love to try them out and give you my further feedback....... I was very impressed with my stay Thank you Mr Turner " More >
• Upper Mount House Hotel
  "Excellent Value"
  "Research into Portsmouth's B & Bs indicated that they were not going to be cheap - however the Upper Mount House was priced more reasonably than most. If you add to that the good accommodation, large car park (a rarity), free wifi, good breakfast and good service - then you have a bargain. In additi..."on whilst being tucked away and very quiet - it's actually yards form a shopping centre - and about 5 mins walk from Southsea beach. Minor downside? Well the room I occupied only had small window which overlooked a veranda area. If you are in a car - do make sure you enter the Vale from Clarendon Road with Upper Mount House on the right.The Vale is a very narrow road - and I found I could access the car park from one direction only (mind you that might be my poor driving skills!!). " More >
• Florence House Hotel
  "Disabled Guest made very welcome"
  "We only stayed for one night on the way to the isle of wight and we were made to feel very welcome. We stayed in Room 2 which is not disabled friendly as it is up stairs ( we knew that) but there is a room down 2 small stairs which apparently is. The room was very " shabby chic" an is advertised as..." a boutique hotel. It was very clean and bright and fresh and the en suite was exceptionally clean. the bed was comfortable/ Tea and coffee making in the room and you can have room service if you want to. Parking is a bit of an issue as there are only 3 spaces, we were fortunate to get one. We always check on parking, disabled access etc and knew all this before we booked. If you are disabled and choose Room 7 there is an outside door close by which is excellent this saves you going through the front door.If you use a wheelchair this might be an issue as there is no ramp and steps. The continental breakfast was included and it was plentiful, lots of juices, real toast and proper jams a... " More >