About Hampshire

Historic Hampshire is a visitor’s dream. Over several centuries castles and forts were built to defend the harbours at Southampton and Portsmouth. It played a large role during the Second World War due to its Royal Navy harbour at Portsmouth and army camp at Aldershot. The New Forest is a National Park and tourism is huge economic segment in this area. Many local events attract visitors from all over the country. Glorious countryside in and about Hampshire, a superb coastline, vibrant towns combine to make Hampshire an ideal place to visit. Our bed and breakfast in Hampshire is really traditional and cosy.

Five Bells

The Five Bells is a traditional country pub in the quaint village of Buriton in East Hampshire. With a lovely rustic outside seating area at the front of the pub and a selection of nooks and crannies to choose from inside this pub offers a setting for every occasion.There is also a large garden, and self-catering accommodation is available which makes a great base to explore the countryside and the local attractions.

Ye Olde George Inn in East Meon Hampshire

Ye Olde George Inn is a cosy country pub situated in East Meon Hampshire. It dates back to the 15th century and boasts loads of original character and charm. The pub has five comfortable ensuite bed and breakfast rooms equipped with tea and coffee. Check in needs to be either before three or after six as the pub closes every afternoon except Sundays. Meals can be eaten in the bar area or restaurant and high quality food uses locally sourced produce. The traditional pub also offers Al fresco dining in the summer and open fires in the winter.

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