Top-Rated Hotels in Basingstoke with Prices and Guest Reviews
Find popular Basingstoke hotels frequently selected by travellers for business, leisure and family stays.
Red Lion Hotel ★★★
"It is easy to find out, just near to the town center. Has got a tiny lift 😂. Room was neat and clean, but the sheets were inside out"
Village Hotel Basingstoke ★★★★
"Was ok but was not as clean as i thoult it should of been"
The White Hart, Overton ★★★★
"Very good hotel, solemnly recommend to everyone: 1. The hotel has a long history, 600 years old, classical British style, and the interior of the room is 600 years ago. Feeling the good place in the English countryside. 2. Great location, Overton city center, very convenient to St Mary’ Church. This year is the 250th anniversary of the birth of famous author Jane Austin. The British government has specially produced two hiking road maps related to Overton and Jane Austen. The hotel and church can be taken for free, which is very meaningful. Overton is also beautifully located in the countryside. One of the routes is to Steveton, Jane's birthplace. 3. Hotel service is good, free drinks, in addition to the tea bar in the room, many English tea and coffee, as well as fresh milk, soy milk, oat milk, almond milk, free daily. Guests can also ask the hotel for toiletries such as toothbrushes. Drinking water can be free. There are speakers in the room, watching TV and movies is good. 5. The bed is particularly comfortable. The bathroom is also very clean and convenient. Bathing supplies are natural flower fragrance ingredients. 6. There are often discounts in house prices, and the price is about 500 when it is cheap, and the price is very high."
Travelodge Hotel - Basingstoke ★★★
"Great stay. My mum is an oxygen user and the hotel couldn’t have been more accommodating for her"
Apollo Hotel ★★★★
"Where do I start , when I arrived to the hotel I was slightly earlier by 30 minutes so I asked if we could sit on the bar area and have some food and a drink to be told that I can’t have any food as there is only 1 chef and there’s a wedding his has to cater for. So we went off site for food. On returning (40 minutes after check in) we were told that we couldn’t check in yet as our room still wasn’t ready. After 1 hour we were given our keys to go to our room which they changed from the original room as that one still wasn’t ready. In the evening we went down for a couple of drinks in the bar area and there were a lot of children with their families who were running and jumping around on the sofas we were sat on and nobody asked the children to stop or asked their parents to stop them. We took ourselves back to our room. At 4.10am we were woken to what sounded like someone trying to get into our room. Around 10 minutes later the door opened and the light came on and a receptionist was bringing 2 guests into the room for check in as they thought they key hadn’t worked. Once asked by my husband what on earth is going on the receptionist said downstairs on the booking system this room says it’s free which clearly it wasn’t and they had forgotten to move our details over from the original room that wasn’t ready. We then stayed awake as we couldn’t get back to sleep and were shocked about what had happened. I then took myself down to the pool at 8am to be told I couldn’t go in today as they had run out of towels!! Ridiculous! We then went for breakfast before leaving to be told we couldn’t have the breakfast and that we hadn’t pre paid. This then went through a few staff for them to realise yet again they hadn’t updated our stay on their system and our original room number had breakfast but this room didn’t as they still hadn’t put us as being in that room!! When having to breakfast it was not even hot and wasn’t very nice at all. Overall it was the worst hotel stay we have ever had! I will be contacting head office!!"
Audleys Wood Hotel, Basingstoke ★★★★
Wheatsheaf by Chef & Brewer Collection ★★★
"Good location close to M3/A303. Friendly and polite reception staff. Room was very clean with all expected amenities. BUT, I would not stay here again as the rooms are very close together so I was plagued by noise all night, even after midnight. Doors banging, a baby crying in the room next door. These noises were probably unavoidable, but my room backed into the pub courtyard and there were people talking at the tables outside, again, this was after midnight - why?? I wouldn’t have expected any pub noise at all after 11. I was travelling for work and had an early start so this was a poor stay for me."
Premier Inn Basingstoke Town Centre ★★★
"We had a late checkin but the staff was friendly enough to help us through. Breaking is great and hotel is good value for money"
Hampshire Court Hotel & Spa ★★★★
"Breakfast at the weekend doesn't start until 8.00am. We were playing a Pickleball Tournament on their Acrylic tennis courts and needed to digest our food before running around! The hot items weren't all out which was irritating. Bacon, sausages and eggs were missing. As soon as the eggs arrived they were gone because everyone was queuing. If it says breakfast starts at 8.00, then it should all be available on time! Pools are great, (one specifically for children and one for adults. Sporting facility was excellent. Free parking for hotel guests. Bedroom was very clean and had everything one needed. No air con, but fan in cupboard. Magnifying mirror, iron & board, hairdryer. I had to stay at the hotel to continue playing my tournament, but wanted to have a last swim to ease my muscles before driving home in a terrible heatwave. They said check out had been at 11.00am and I would have to pay £10! I thought that was rather steep so declined. There was hardly anyone in the pool and a small kind gesture after paying for 2 nights would have lifted my spirits and given a better impression. The pool was also only open from 8.00am. Far too late if people want a swim before breakfast. Dogs seem to be allowed at the hotel in the bedrooms. 4 yapping dogs in one room is a bit much. Awful for the cleaners and I put the TV on to mask the noise! Drinks and food quite expensive. Great Indian in the village! It was great though being able to stay at the actual venue for the tournament. Cheaper through Trip com than the Tournament offer rate!"
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Number of Reviews |
889 |
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24 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
AED 564 |
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AED 520 |
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Red Lion Hotel |
Basingstoke hotel FAQs
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What are the best places to stay in Basingstoke?
Some top places to stay in Basingstoke are near popular attractions like Basingstoke Salvation Army and Basingstoke Sports Centre—so you can quickly get to top landmarks and amenities you need.
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What hotels in Basingstoke offer an especially good breakfast?
Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast! Holiday Inn BASINGSTOKE by IHG (price from AED 248), Apollo Hotel (price from AED 317) and Village Hotel Basingstoke (price from AED 308) provide the best breakfast to start your day.
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Which hotels in Basingstoke provide fitness facilities?
Apollo Hotel (price from AED 317) and Village Hotel Basingstoke (price from AED 308) include fitness facilities, so you can maintain your routine while traveling. Stay on track with your fitness goals while on the go!
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Basingstoke?
A spa hotel can make your trip more enjoyable with relaxing amenities. Apollo Hotel (price from AED 317) is one of the best hotels with a spa in the area.
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Which hotels in Basingstoke have pools?
Apollo Hotel (price from AED 317) is a popular hotel offering a swimming pool. Book your stay to enjoy the pool and make your trip more enjoyable.
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What are the best hotels in Basingstoke near Basingstoke Salvation Army?
Some standout hotels in Basingstoke close to Basingstoke Salvation Army include Red Lion Hotel (price from AED 251), Premier Inn Basingstoke Town Centre (price from AED 207) and Holiday Inn BASINGSTOKE by IHG (price from AED 248), all within easy walking or transit distance of Basingstoke Salvation Army, perfect for travelers wanting to explore the landmark and its surroundings.
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