Best Holybourne Hotels

We stayed at the White Hart on our first night in England and it was perfect. Spotlessly clean, beautifully but calmly decorated and the staff was beyond helpful and kind. The room was cozy and there was a fan set up in the room which was greatly appreciated, although the temperature was pleasant in the room I sleep with a fan for the white noise and having one there was an extra nice touch! I would recommend eating here as well, the food is great!

Location: A quiet hotel, within walking distance to the town centre and railway station. There are two museums in the town both free and worth a visit. Its only a 10-15 min drive from hotel to Jane Austen's House Museum; Chawton House and Gilbert White's House and Garden. There is a waitrose just 5 mins walk from the hotel. Room: We stayed on a room only basis for 3 nights. The room was on the ground floor but very dusty with cobwebs behind the curtains. We had issues with no hot water in the shower for two mornings even after we spoke to reception after the first morning. The heated towel rail also didnt work, which we found out after returning from being out all day only to find the towels hadnt been changed and were still damp on the cold towel rail! We had no windows ino ur room; but we had doors which opened onto a little patio area. This would have been great to use if the chairs were clean and not damaged.

I stayed in room 3 on the ground floor and I thought the experience as a whole was alright, gets the job done if that’s all you need. There were some things I thought were a bit strange however. The shower was the main thing, it was stuck on full power which was crazy fast. It also didn’t stay in place because it was so powerful and kept turning into the wall. When I had pointed it facing out, it would point to the window (which was in the shower) and begin to fill up the window sill. Additionally, the sliding door had broken and it was replaced with a flimsy shower curtain which Barry managed to cover the gap. The room was a little dark but other than that was fine. The bed was fine too. Dinner is room service or you can have it in the bar area if you’d like. There isn’t a restaurant however and the bar area isn’t incredibly suitable for a meal with a family, fine on my own though. The menu consisted of pub food and each item was between £11-15 for the majority. There is a pizza and alcohol deal for £15 which is what I had, which was fine. Breakfast was £11.75 I think and was a buffet in one of the service rooms and was pretty good. Overall I think my experience was pretty poor but the room was very clean and the staff were very helpful and polite