Hotels in Southampton (England, United Kingdom)

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1311 hotels in Southampton

  1. Premier Inn Southampton City Centre

    3 Stars

    Fifth-floor panoramic restaurant, Central QE2 Mile proximity

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  2. Best Western Chilworth Manor Hotel

    3 Stars

    Hydrotherapy spa and pool, State-of-the-art fitness studio

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  3. Premier Inn Southampton West Quay

    3 Stars

    Thyme restaurant and bar, Southampton city center setting

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    Leonardo Royal Hotel Southampton Grand Harbour

    4 Stars

    Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Rena Spa wellness facilities

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    Harbour Hotel & Spa Southampton

    5 Stars

    The Jetty seafood excellence, Harbour Spa and hydrotherapy pool

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  6. Harbour Hub Hotel

    3 Stars

    Ocean Village Marina waterfront location, The Jetty award-winning restaurant

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    Holiday Inn Express Southampton M27, Jct.7 By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Contemporary Conservatory Restaurant, On-site fitness studio

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  8. Premier Inn Southampton West

    3 Stars

    Secure and spacious parking, Insect-screened windows

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  9. Hilton Southampton - Utilita Bowl

    4 Stars

    Elevated guest accommodations, BEEFY'S by Lord Botham

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  10. Voco Southampton By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Panoramic cruise terminal views, Nautical-inspired boutique redesign

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  11. New Place

    4 Stars

    Indoor pool and wellness suite, Secluded mews quarter accommodation

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  12. Travelodge Southampton Central

    3 Stars

    On-site bar and restaurant, Historic Old Town location

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  13. Premier Inn Southampton Airport

    3 Stars

    Thyme restaurant and bar, Family-friendly Peppa Pig World base

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  14. Leonardo Hotel Southampton

    4 Stars

    East Park panoramic views, Dedicated family cinema room

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  15. Novotel Southampton

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Portside Table Restaurant

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    ibis budget Southampton Centre

    2 Stars

    Triple rooms with overhead bunks, Central transport hub connections

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  17. Premier Inn Southampton (Cumberland Place) hotel

    3 Stars

    Thyme restaurant and bar, Central Watts Park setting

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  18. Travelodge Southampton

    2 Stars

    Convenient on-site gated parking, Maritime history and museum access

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  19. DoubleTree by Hilton Southampton

    4 Stars

    Wooded garden setting, Cask & Solent restaurant and terrace

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  20. The Botleigh Grange Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Traditional British gastronomy, Luxe rooms with period charm

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  21. The Elizabeth House Hotel

    3 Stars

    Convenient cruise parking packages, Individually designed guest rooms

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  22. Village Hotel Southampton Eastleigh

    4 Stars

    Indoor pool and thermal suite, Modern fitness-focused concept

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    Orange Grove Hotel & Gardens

    3 Stars

    Historic mansion setting, Exceptional dining experience

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  24. Moxy Southampton

    3 Stars

    Pet-friendly city stay, Central Harbour Parade location

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  25. ibis Southampton Centre

    3 Stars

    Cruise-ready harbor view rooms, Southampton Central transport hub access

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  26. Holiday Inn Express Southampton - West By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Thoughtful pet welcome amenities, Family-friendly Paultons Park access

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  27. The White Star Tavern

    5 Stars

    Signature Titanic room, Traditional English tavern bar

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  28. room2 Southampton Hometel

    4 Stars

    Winnie's Cafe and bar, Convenient cruise terminal access

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  29. Thornbury Guest House Room 1

    2 Stars
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  30. The Star Hotel

    3 Stars

    On-site private parking, Classic four-poster bed rooms

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  31. Days Inn Southampton Rownhams

    3 Stars

    Secure on-site parking, Family-friendly quadruple rooms

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  32. The Bitterne Park Hotel

    3 Stars

    Family-friendly African restaurant, Riverside Park proximity

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  33. Landguard Lodge

    4 Stars

    Convenient access to Southampton Central, Ensuite shower rooms

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  34. Oxford Street Stays

    3 Stars

    City view accommodations, Proximity to Southampton Cruise Terminal

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  35. Southampton Harbour Hotel & Spa

    5 Stars

    The Jetty seafood restaurant, HarSPA and Club

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Southampton, the cruise capital, makes for a titanic city break

Southampton, on England’s south coast, is best known for being the port where the Titanic embarked on its fateful maiden voyage. Nowadays, the “Cruise Capital of Europe” still attracts luxury cruise liners and four million visitors each year.

Visitors who hang around a bit longer before embarking on their cruise discover an eclectic and vibrant city, where ultra-modern developments flaunt a rich sea-faring heritage. A city, which borders the idyllic New Forest National Park and where culture, sport and live music thrive.

So why not book into a hotel in Southampton for a lively and original city break?

Southampton: aviation and maritime history

It is common knowledge that on 10 April 1912, the luxury cruise liner The Titanic left the port of Southampton, with 500 of its crew and passengers destined never to return. However, it is less known that the city has been an important trading port since Roman times, when the fortress settlement Clausentum was founded.

The port was known as Hamwic by the Anglo Saxons, and later Hampton – where the county of Hampshire got its name from. With its strategic location between the then capital of England, Winchester, and Normandy it became an important port for the Normans. Southampton was also where Henry V and his troops set sail for France prior to the Battle of Agincourt and where, in 1620, the Pilgrims set sail towards the new world aboard The Mayflower.

Southampton’s history as a port is, however, not just limited to sea-faring. The iconic World War II plane, the Spitfire also took its maiden flight from what is now Southampton Airport. If you stay in one of Southampton’s city centre hotels, you can visit one of its most popular attractions: Solent Sky, hosting a collection of ancient planes including the Spitfire.

An old sea-faring town

Southampton’s wonderful medieval old town boasts the third longest stretch of medieval defensive walls in England and gives an insight into the port’s rich history.

Starting at the impressive 800-year-old Bargate, you can take a walking tour around its streets, steeped in history, past its 90 listed buildings, and 30 ancient monuments. The pick of these being the recently restored Tudor House Museum, The Medieval Merchant’s House and God’s House Tower Museum within the city walls.

The old town in Southampton makes for a pleasant place to stop-over in a hotel, guest house or tavern before hopping on the ferry to the Isle of Wight nearby or on one of the cruise liners from the Ocean Cruise Terminal.

There is a nice selection of traditional pubs and restaurants to wile away the evenings and The West Quay Shopping Centre and Retail Park, a short walk away, offers an abundance of shops, restaurants and leisure attractions.

Southampton’s Cultural Quarter

If you would prefer to stay somewhere more contemporary, why not try one of the hotels in Southampton’s emerging Cultural Quarter? The city is investing heavily in making this area a vibrant and modern leisure destination. It is already home to the largest theatre in southern England, outside of London: The Mayflower Theatre. It also boasts the famous O2 Guildhall – the venue for many high profile music gigs, as well as many lively restaurant chains and bars. The ultra-modern and interactive SeaCity Museum showcases the city’s seafaring and Titanic heritage, whilst a cutting-edge art complex is under development.

Stay outside Southampton for rural tranquillity

If you would like to keep the buzz of the city centre at arm’s reach and retreat to a peaceful country setting, there are many lovely hotels outside Southampton. The luscious New Forest National Park with its beautiful woodland walks, glades and country villages makes an idyllic spot. Beaulieu Abbey with its beautiful gardens and incorporating the National Motor Museum is a magnet for car enthusiasts as well as nature and history lovers.

You can also stay in a hotel around the Itchen Valley Country Park to the north of the city, near Southampton Airport, and explore its 440 acres of secluded meadows and woodland.

If you’re looking for a hotel before catching a flight from Southampton Airport, the small town of Eastleigh, off the M3 makes for a pleasant base – just one stop away from the airport by rail. There is a wide variety of hotels located here as well as the lovely Lakeside Country Park and Steam Railway and a museum dedicated to the Spitfire.

Connections to Southampton

Experiencing the diverse delights of Southampton, including its high profile annual events such as The Boat Show and the annual Clipper Round the World Yacht Race, has never been easier.

London Waterloo is just 80 minutes away by rail and there are also direct services to Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol.

Southampton is accessible easily from the channel ports and by road along the M3 and M27 motorways. The city is also served by seven airlines making it accessible from many UK and European destinations.

So what are you waiting for? Navigate towards Southampton by rail, road, air or sea and get to know this modern city with a past anchored in all forms of transport – not only seafaring.

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