Lodging in Romsey, Hampshire

“This experience set us on a quest to stay in more Coaching Inn Group hotels. We’ve since been to those in Romsey and Welshpool.

Rooms: Well upgraded except they need proper double glazing.”

“Nice store but too expensive for me. I use the cafe though despite the freezing air conditioning on cold days!
Disabled toilet in ladies fashion area is not assessed by those with knowledge and understanding. The unnecessarily very heavy door doesn't open fully so it's difficult if not impossible for a frail person with a rollator or wheelchair to get in or out without someone holding the door open.
Theres no coat hook! Are they expected to put their coats on the floor (not not that they would be able to bend down and pick it up)? We did request that a coat hook be put there months ago and it was promised. Obviously they have no imagination as to what it's like to manage as a disabled person.”

“Visited on a Friday lunchtime with my 2 sisters for a catch-up. First visit for all of us. The carpark is directly next to the vast, yet lovely outside seating area. The restaurant was cosy and quite elaborate. Comfortable chairs. We were there 3 hours, talking!! The service was excellent, the food was fresh and tasty and the bill was about £26 each so very reasonable. Will definitely go again as the location is very easy, as we're scattered up and down the M3, M27 and A31.

Food & drinks: Excellent

Noteworthy details: We didn't stay in the hotel but the toilets we used were clean and modern.”