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The new-look standard rooms feature contemporary décor, a Double Size Fully Comfy bed, blackout curtains, Flat Screen Freeview TV, Chest of Drawer and bedside power socket , and a modern en-suite bathroom.
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The new-look standard rooms feature contemporary décor, Two Single Size Fully Comfy beds, blackout curtains, Flat Screen Freeview TV, Chest of Drawer and bedside power socket , and a modern en-suite bathroom.
(NON SMOKING)
The new-look standard rooms feature contemporary décor, a Double Size & a One Single Size Fully Comfy beds, blackout curtains, Flat Screen Freeview TV, Chest of Drawer and bedside power socket , and a modern en-suite bathroom.
(NON SMOKING)
The new-look standard rooms feature contemporary décor, a Single Size Three Fully Comfy beds, blackout curtains, Flat Screen Freeview TV, Chest of Drawer and bedside power socket , and a modern en-suite bathroom.
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“Better to see something once than hear about it a thousand times”
The University of Portsmouth offers an extensive range of foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Many of the courses within each faculty are highly specialised.
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This Chambers restaurant specialises in grilled steaks and burgers, but also has a rather enticing breakfast menu, including eggs florentine and the usual full English. You can even enjoy a glass of prosecco with it! 1 min walk from us!
Hide Out Coffee- Donuts & coffee - a classic combination, and something ultra-cool Portsmouth spot Hideout Coffee Co. has absolutely nailed.
An eatery that specialises in Latin American food, there is certainly something for everyone to try at Maya, in Southsea, with its extensive range of tapas dishes.
Koh Thai Southsea is on our opinion the best Thai restaurant in Portsmouth & Southsea. A place where the irresistibly rich flavours of Thai cuisine can be shared and sampled with fiery cocktails, far-flung beers and world-class music. Stood proudly on its corner on Kings Road in Portsmouth’s historic port area. Famous for our award-winning cocktails, it’s the perfect solution for any occasion.
Soaring nearly 560 feet (170 meters) above the Solent, the Emirates Spinnaker Tower is a highlight of any visit to Portsmouth. Located on the waterfront at Gunwharf Quays, this popular tourist attraction offers wonderful panoramic views of the city and its spectacular harbor, as well as the south coast and the Isle of Wight.Learn More or Visit
Portsmouth owes its importance to the magnificent natural harbor, which, since the days of the Spanish Armada, has served as the principal base of the Royal Navy. Today, Her Majesty's Naval Base, Portsmouth (HMNB Portsmouth) remains the most important naval station in Great Britain.
The famed Mary Rose, part of Henry VIII's fleet, is a ship of great historical interest. This four-deck vessel with its 91 bronze cannons was built in 1509 and enlarged to 700 tons in 1536. In 1545, during a sea battle against the French, it sank just a mile and a quarter from its homeport in the Solent.
The twin-turreted and strangely attractive Victorian-era Portsmouth City Museum and Art Gallery is worth visiting for its extensive collections of art and craftwork.
Just across the water from Portsmouth in Gosport is the Royal Navy Submarine Museum. Highlights include Britain's first submarine, Holland I, launched in 1901, along with HMS Alliance, launched just after the close of WWII.
Southsea is a popular suburb of Portsmouth and boasts a lovely three-mile-long promenade offering excellent views across to the Isle of Wight. It was in fact here that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle practiced as a doctor when he wrote his first Sherlock Holmes novel, A Study in Scarlet.
Southsea Beach is a popular spot for families and sunbathers to spend time.
The foundation stone of Portsmouth Cathedral, formally known as the Cathedral Church of St. Thomas of Canterbury, was laid in 1185. The chancel and transepts date from Norman times, while the choir is in the late style of Sir Christopher Wren. A highlight is the south side aisle of the choir, dedicated to the Royal Navy and including mementos of the Mary Rose and Nelson's HMS Victory.
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I had a Fantastic weekend staying here. The owner & the staff was so polite. Looking forward to see you again.
A truly memorable experience! My husband & I had a fabilous 2nights staying at Portsmouth Inns, I can't recommend this place enough!..
