Audleys Wood Hotel

Audleys Wood Hotel sits in the Hampshire countryside, surrounded by woodland, giving the stay a country-house setting close to Basingstoke.

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Audleys Wood Hotel is a hotel on Alton Road in Basingstoke, in a Gothic Renaissance mansion. The building was originally built in 1880 as a private home, and the stay keeps that country-house character rather than feeling like a standard roadside hotel.

Rooms mix traditional and contemporary decor. In the rooms, guests get a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee-making facilities; some suites add antique-style furnishings, four-poster beds, and a separate living area.

The stay is practical if you are arriving by car. Audleys Wood Hotel has ample free parking on the property, and electric vehicle charging is available in the hotel car park.

Breakfast is served in the building, with cooked breakfast included. The hotel also has a wood-panelled restaurant serving British food, plus a conservatory brasserie and bar where afternoon tea and international dishes are available.

For access, the hotel is a short drive from junction 6 of the M3, and Basingstoke town centre is around a mile away. The main limit is transport without a car: there are very few public transport options close to the hotel, though taxis can be booked with reception.

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