Escape to the country and drive through the gates of Lainston House, up the winding drive, to enter a world where historic charm and contemporary elegance blend seamlessly. This charming 17th-century country house is a luxurious five star hotel within easy reach of the Great West Way route, encapsulated in 63 acres of Hampshire countryside. Delicate archways and loggias frame the picture perfect entrance and a small amble reveals a beautiful 12th century chapel ruin and pretty dovecote amidst copious countryside.
Just two miles from Winchester City Centre, Lainston House Hotel offers 50 luxurious and individually designed bedrooms with two unique restaurants! A new evening only eatery, The Wellhouse, where you should expect immersive eating and drinking where the skill of woodfired cooking and home grown produce come together with the very best of local field, farm, forest and fly, all overseen by talented Executive Chef Phil Yeomans. And The fine dining restaurant, The Avenue, which takes its name from the magnificent mile long avenue of lime trees viewed from your table. Executive Chef Phil Yeoman’s love of the British larder and his inventive personality along with produce from the hotel’s kitchen gardens are evident on the superb menus.
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Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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Four Poster Suite (Bed & Breakfast) - Suite | £390.00 per room (breakfast included) |
Guest Room (Bed & Breakfast) - Single Room | £240.00 per room (breakfast included) |
Junior Suite (Bed & Breakfast) - Suite | £350.00 per room (breakfast included) |
Master Suite (Bed & Breakfast) - Suite | £580.00 per room (breakfast included) |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From the South via the M3:
Leave the M3 at junction 11 (B3335) signposted Winchester S & W. Straight over 1st roundabout, 2nd exit of second onto Badger Farm Road. Straight across next roundabout and second exit next roundabout. Straight through two sets of traffic lights. Left at mini roundabout into Chilbolton Avenue, follow to end, take left into Stockbridge Road. Proceed on this road for approx 2 miles, there will be a signpost directing you to Lainston House Hotel on the left hand side.
From the North M3
Take junction 8 onto A303, travel 7 miles, take turning for the A34 Winchester. Travel for 5 miles south on the A34. Take the B3420 sign posted Winchester. At the roundabout take the B3420 Winchester. Past the training camp, take the next right turn over the brow of hill, signposted onto Harestock Road. Travel to the end of this road turn right in the direction of Stockbridge (B3049). Travel half a mile, sign on brow of hill 'Lainston next turning on left' and Lainston is 150 yards on the right.
The main Waterloo line offers an excellent commuter service to Winchester station. A taxi from the station to the hotel takes approximately 10 minutes.
open (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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