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Places to Stay in Winchester

Winchester is a beautiful cathedral city in
the heart of southern England. Each year manyAs might be expected, Winchester offers
tourists come to the city. Most just come forexcellent hotel accommodation. In the centre
the day, but if you're planning on stayingof Winchester you can stay at The Winchester
longer then you'll want to know about theRoyal hotel. It is a 75 bedroom
various  places  to  stay  in  Winchester.establishment, oozing old-world charm and
dates back to 1530. Also, in the centre of
Despite being a very genteel place, with manytown you can lodge at The Winchester Hotel.
carefully tended parks, ancient buildings andThis is a modern establishment that is very
pubs and restaurants, Winchester possessespopular with the Business and Leisure
many attractions that are of interest fortraveller. The Macdonald Wessex Hotel was
all, be they young, old, single or families.built in 1964, and is situated in the heart
Likewise, Winchester offers a broad range ofof Winchester City Centre. The hotel runs
accommodation that caters for all budgets andalongside the famous Winchester Cathedral and
tastes.is within easy walking distance of the city
centre shops. For those who can afford it,
Many young people and backpackers come eachLainston House Hotel is a lovely place to
year to Winchester and some stay for morestay whilst visiting Winchester. The hotel is
than a day or two. Cost is usually a factoran elegant William and Mary house built in
for such tourists and despite appearances,the seventeenth century. It is situated in
accommodation can be found in or nearSparsholt on the outskirts of Winchester and
Winchester itself. There used to be a hostelis set in 63 acres of downland park. The
in Winchester, run by the YHA. It was housedMarwell Hotel is opposite Marwell Zoological
in a restored and working watermill in thePark and is styled as a colonial safari
city centre. Sadly, the hostel part of thelodge. It has 68 rooms. The hotel is just 6
mill is now closed. The nearest YHA can nowkms  from  Winchester.
be found at Burley 23 miles, Salisbury 24
miles and Portsmouth 25 miles away. There isFor those who plan on staying longer than a
an excellent bus network connectingfew days in Winchester, a self-catering
Winchester to all these towns - all of whichholiday staying in a country cottage might be
are  within  one  hour's  travel  by  bus.the ideal choice. Hampshire is a
quintessential English county and its
Another good cheap option is camping. Morncottages reflect this, with their thatched
Hill Caravan Club Site can be found on theroofs, mellow brick walls, and rose adorned
outskirts of the town, so you can walk to thewindows.
city centre from the site, or take a short
bus journey. If you have your own transport,There are many places to stay in Winchester,
then you might consider one of the manyoffering accommodation to suit all travelers.
campsites around Hampshire. There are manyDuring summer and other busy times of the
campsites in the New Forest. The Forest isyear it is best to book ahead as Winchester
one of England's last remaining ancientcan be very busy. Wherever you decide to stay
woodlands and makes a great base to explorein Winchester you're sure to be enthralled by
Winchester  and  the  county.the  beauty  of  the  city.
On a slightly higher budget you could stay inRobin O'Brien lives and works in Winchester
one of Winchester's bed and breakfasts orand is founder of Winchester Tourist
guest houses. They are numerous and can beInformation. You can find out more on places
found in the city centre, suburbs or just outto stay in Winchester and book online and
of  town  at  a  price  to  suit  everyone.learn about places to visit in Winchester.



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