The Best Southampton Hotels

privately-run hotel, located between the city centre and Southampton Common, with comfortable, well-equipped rooms and a cosy bistro

Edwardian manor house set in 12 acres of grounds on Southampton's fringes offering an array of leisure facilities and beauty treatments

situated in countryside on Southampton's fringes offering smart, well appointed rooms, flexible dining and relaxing leisure and spa facilities

modern hotel located 4 miles north of central Southampton and the Docks in a wooded setting just off the A27 with easy access to the M3

a former coaching inn, set amidst open heathland, providing a cosy and relaxing retreat - dining is to be had at the sister inn next door

stylish pub and dining room with decor that fully embraces the areas seafaring traditions - stay in smart rooms well-equipped for a comfy stay

relax and unwind in the garden in summer or beside a roaring fire in winter at this traditional, thatched pub - rooms are stylish and cosy

a modern hotel set in leafy gardens forming part of The Concorde entertainment venue situated a short drive from Southampton Airport

Victorian features abound throughout the public areas of this elegant manor, however modern day comforts like a relaxing spa also feature

family-run guest house situated within a 15-20 minute walk of the city centre - guest rooms are comfortable, homely and are well-equipped

rooms are light and airy at this welcoming guest house situated a few minutes walk from Shirley's local shops and transport links into the city

comfortable, simply furnished accommodation, with useful shared kitchen facilities, conveniently located near Southampton Hospital

in a peaceful setting, a charming owner offers spacious self-contained accommodation with rustic chic décor, a four poster bed and wet room

high quality B&B with tastefully decorated rooms overlooking a delightful, well-tended garden, where breakfast is served on warm days

cosy guest rooms located in a listed cottage - some rooms have quirky sloping ceilings - that sits in the garden of a Tudor farmhouse