62 High St, Portsmouth, South East, England PO1 2LY, UKMap
6/10
Pleasant
21 reviews
Stay information
Historic Setting The Wellington Restaurant and Bar in Portsmouth is housed in a historic building, offering a unique and charming atmosphere. Comfortable Accommodations Family rooms feature private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, and free WiFi. Additional amenities include sofa beds, inner courtyard views, and quiet street views. Dining Experience The traditional British restaurant serves lunch and dinner with halal, kosher, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Guests can also enjoy a bar with a variety of beverages. Local Attractions Southsea Common Beach is an 8-minute walk away, Portsmouth Harbor lies 0.8 mi nearby, and the Mary Rose Museum is an 18-minute walk. Southampton Airport is 21 mi from the inn.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
This property accepts credit cards and cash
This property is professionally cleaned
Additional information
Timezone: Europe/London
Know before you go
This property does not have elevators
This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ+ friendly)
Reviews
6/10
Pleasant
21 reviews
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George
73 months ago on Hotels.com
4/5
Gorgeous room and lovely decor overall although a few things were broken opun arrival e.g. One of the blinds pull strings was snapped and one of the plant pots was crackes.
The staff were very courteous and helpful.
I would rate higher but the rooom did not come with any bath products or a hair dryer, and the tea and coffee was kept in the hallway between the rooms rather than having a selection in the room.
Will definitely stay again if this is fixed.
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Chrissy
73 months ago on Expedia
2/5
The property was ok, it is a brilliant location, however the bar was unable to sell any alcohol, due to not having a licence, so we did not bother eating there.
A huge area of concern was that the room had a kettle, however the cups, tea, coffee and sugar were on the landing served in an open uncovered dish, hardly hygienic in this any situation, let alone in this current climate.
At a first glance the rooms seemed to be clean and well presented but the blinds were thick dust in most of the rooms, the doors to all rooms were left open, encouraging the spread of infections, the largest family room has a see through door to the bathroom therefor it is not private, you have to walk through the bathroom to enter the bedroom, the wardrobes of sliding doors was full of junk, another room had a shower in the corner with a screen in front of it and a wash basin, the toilet was not in the room but down a corridor to the left. another room had a private bathroom, much better but general cleaning was required. overall room for improvement and not as advertised. Breakfast is not available because the bar area does not open until 11am.
Such a shame because it is in a brilliant location, close to everything you need and wish to see. Staff didn't really seem caring or knowledgeable. My advice stay at the premier inn.
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Rachel
73 months ago on Expedia
4/5
Quirky room which was lovely and spacious for a family. Owners very friendly and helpful.
