New Place Hotel in Winchester

I visited here for a health check

Pippa and Tilly, were really helpful when i visited, the food was excellent and the service was great and would definitely recommend visiting the new place

Scrapbooking weekend. Food was Brill. Staff Brill. We were all looked after very well.

Booked the Court for a family christening with 35 guests.. Genuinely bowled over by the event laid on by the New Place staff- nothing at all was too much and everyone went above and beyond to make sure that we had an exceptional day... The Food was outstanding, stunning grounds and a well organised and slick front of house team. It's great to see the NP Hotel on the up, this will be an absolute gem in Hampshire in the years to come- we can't wait to return and won't hesitate to book our next event there again. A Big thanks to Alex, Jacinta and the implacable staff for the most memorable day!

Nice hotel, very friendly staff But the room was very dirty.

We had our wedding here on the 1st August 2024, Beautiful venue, great staff and fantastic day, Thank you Freddie, Jacinta and the team who made our day so special.

This was our third time in this very nice hotel. The English breakfast is very tasty. The coffee is very good. The parking spaces are directly at the hotel. I had to log in to the WiFi again and again. It's a little annoying when you're there for a few days.

The service was fantastic, the food was delicious and unique, especially the pear strudel. Our lovely server Grace made sure our experience was special. Although the drinks took a while to come which was only minor. I will definitely be returning.

Ridiculous drink prices glass of wine and a small bottle of coke £14.75

Beautiful grounds, friendly staff, good food and drink. The History here was wonderful, and the gardens and grounds were stunning. Rooms were small, quaint ....it was a nice stay. As an American Travel Agent, I recommend.

Apparently under-staffed. No toilet paper in the leisure centre toilet, drinking water bottle in leisure centre empty, jacuzzi out of commission, no shower gel in our room, service in the restaurant was intermittent...

We had a great 2 night stay here. Our room was dog friendly and on the ground floor which was perfect for us. Very clean and well looked after. The hotel grounds are absolutely gorgeous and there is a very nice woodland walk so great for dogs/children. We found a park a short walk away from the hotel too. The restaurant food was great we had three courses and every course was beautiful. The bar food and breakfast was also great. I did think the bar food was a little expensive when you just want to grab a quick lunch if you're having an evening meal later on but the food was nice so didn't feel too begrudged in the end. I'm from Yorkshire so maybe it's just me being tight... Overall great rooms and facilities facilities and we would stay again.

Decent place to stay and eat. Lovely grounds

We stayed 2 nights to celebrate our 1st years wedding anniversary with friends. As you enter the manor it feels very grand, parking can be a little challenging they do with parking lines to allow more cars in, but can understand why they don’t as it’s gravel. We paid for dinner when we checked in as it worked out cheaper. Then we go our room key, I paid for an upgrade on our room so we could have a bath. The hotel room was fresh and clean, the bathroom looked newly done and is well maintained, although the bath was rather small so if your 5’9 like myself your not going to be able to lay in the tub. They also made up the bed with towel art and rose petals for our anniversary, which I thought was a really lovely touch. We were on the ground floor (room 91) we could hear the people above are walking around their room, so if you are a light sleeper I’d recommend asking for a room that is either on the top floor or bring ear plugs. The food in the restaurant both dinner and breakfast is lovely, there is plenty of variety to please any appetites. The mocktails were also lovely, shame that there wasn’t any 0% alcohol gin, but that’s more my personal preference. Overall lovely and would come back again.

Easy to find, good parking if you get there early... otherwise it is absolutely atrocious (stepped out of the car straight into a 4" puddle so my feet were wet for the evening). Lovely grounds and a nice building. Mapping and signage - where to find facilities, rooms etc... absolutely awful. Directions to Reception & Restaurant are very vague. Couldn't find a map of fire muster points anywhere obvious. Example: map in a car park... how about a "You are here" arrow! Breakfast.. very nice, well catered and laid out. Excellent service with really lovely and helpful staff. Evening meal... tasty but miserly portions and a high price for basically not very much at all. Had to order extra chunky chips to make our meals a reasonable portion size ... £74 ... staggering. Nowhere to buy a snack in the evening, even biscuits, if you need something with medication unless you are a dog. What's with the doggie ice-cream for sale but nothing for humans? Posh doggie washing facilities... we haven't seen a dog on site at all! Ate out second night in a local pub. Excellent two course meal for two, tea before & after - £55 and we did not clear our plates. Room... don't bother bringing a cat to swing. Bed - standard double with very little room left to walk around the room. Tiny bathroom. Wall TV, 1 chair. Premier Inn and Travel Lodge rooms have more room and their beds are larger as well. Tried to phone Reception... no answer. Asked about this to a member of staff and was told "Oh its always like this, they never answer"... so what happens in an emergenc, guys? Someone needs to do some serious thinking about quality.

Stayed here for a wedding and what a beautiful hotel. Lots of character, great service throughout and wonderful food/drinks. The rooms were of a good standard, but the bathroom was a little tired looking. But this did not affect our stay at all!

Hotel with many services and fantastic breakfast. Spacious rooms and great sports facilities. 100% recommended at the price it has. To repeat. Super friendly staff!

We got married here nine years ago and went back for our anniversary. Had a lovely time 😀.

Nice clean At a very reasonable price

Rooms were nice but I wasn't impressed by the reception or breakfast service, I thought the staff were quite rude

The hotel is located on the outskirts. And so much for the positives as far as the alleged 3 stars of this hotel are concerned. Photos from the website are distorted and appropriately enlarged. The rest of disadvantages: 1. the rooms are small, neglected, with destroyed or damaged equipment starting from damaged baths, windows, carpets which have not been repaired after pouring, all-pervading spiders and, in addition, ants. 2. meals served in the hotel is a mockery of the customer. Breakfasts were deficient - at an occupancy of over 40 persons there were boards with 8 slices of ham and cheese! Tea served from the back of kitchen while coffee was generally available. You don't even know what kind of tea you are getting! English breakfast - sometimes not cooked and sometimes too much. Especially bacon, but also scrambled eggs I have seen in such a state. At lunchtime on the floor visible remains of breakfast trampled into a carpet. Total lack of variety in dinners. Prices in bar immorally high. £21 for a chickenburger?!!!! 3 The staff could not cope with most tasks. From breakfast preparation to cleaning. Morning Reception and seating of hotel customers at breakfast purely haphazard - one time they waited and asked for room number another time they did not. Confusion. And this confusion came out only in the evening. In bar they confused, forgot and made to wait for an eternity to change. Tables dirty, sticky. 4. pool was the smallest problem, but even in case of modest number of guests (let us say 30-35 persons in hotel) if 10 wants to go to pool and use sauna, hot tub and swimming - forget about pleasure. Crowding! If you think about this hotel in terms of rest or staying for more than one night, I advise you to think carefully.

Room was clean and nice but could do with net curtains as anyone walking by could look right in but paid for breakfast which was a joke

This guest house is very nice ❤️

A wonderful experience with amazing environment

Great place to stay, limited selection of beers

We shall hopefully be putting on a murder mystery here. Beautiful place, Grade 1 listed building full of charm and history. Food was excellent

I chanced upon this venue simply by looking for a last minute deal courtesy of Google Maps. The price was a very reasonable £67 for a double room en suite for a Monday evening stay which considering its rural location in the Hampshire Horsey Belt is very good value. The hotel itself is a former Victorian looking manse dating from 1904 with the outbuildings apparently having been transformed into a combination of apartments and hotel rooms. The gardens and interior were originally by Lutyens and it shows. There is a gym and pool attached but I didn’t avail myself of these facilities so can’t comment on these. My room was compact but perfectly comfortable with a very nice en suite with walk in shower all tastefully appointed and in very good order. The bed though soft, turned out to be very comfortable and I had a good nights sleep. My slumber was assisted by a few pints of Guinness in the Lutyens Bar whereupon I had my dinner too. This consisted of a smoked mackerel starter (which disappeared in seconds as I was hungry combined with being a small serving), but as an amuse bouche it served its purpose. This was followed by a chicken supreme with potatoes and green beans. I found the food to be average value for what it was and the servings to be a little “cordon bleu” for my taste. However whilst the food wasn’t anything special, it was eminently passable and did its job although I did go to bed thinking about my breakfast…. The restaurant and bar is located in the main manor house which is an impressive period erection, swathed in a gravel drive that Downton Abbey would have been proud of and which certainly puts Farkhem Hall to shame. Pulling up in the car park, my aged Range Rover certainly felt at home crunching sedately into a parking space underneath the trees. I had a chat with a lovely couple with their dog in the bar after dinner who were also just stopping overnight and they were equally impressed by the building. (Well, not sure about the dog’s opinion but you get my drift!). Being a conference centre, I strongly suspect that this establishment has a fair throughput of guests at times and the condition of some of the paintwork in areas of high traffic such as landings and hallways was a little tired but this in no way detracted from my short stay. The location is very picturesque, peaceful and has everything a weary traveller needs for a comfortable overnight stay. Overall, considering the facilities and its location and presence, I found this hotel to be Very Good value, especially when viewed through the lens of comparison to some of the naff dives I occasionally have to stay in whilst in London at almost double the price that purport to be upmarket when they are clearly anything but. This establishment however does possess character, charm and period heritage, even if it is only just over a century old. Recommended 👍

from the moment we arrived check in was easy our room was clean and comfortable. our friends arrived it was a lovely day so we took our prosecco from the room into the garden and spend a nice hour or so chatting the grounds are stunning. We then spent some time relaxing in our room before going for dinner the choice of each course was vast the food freshly cooked and stunning. The dinner rooms are small and intimate with not too many people squashed in was a delight. the bar was welcoming and nice for a nightcap. Breakfast the next day was great a good choice of cereals, pastry's and choice of what cooked breakfast you want, no rush to get out and it just made a lovely weekend as we were celebrating 35 years as friends.

We stopped over en route to catch our ferry. All the staff we encountered were so friendly and helpful. Dominic on reception even arranged a takeaway breakfast when I realised we would have to leave earlier than anticipated. The grounds, room and public areas were well presented and clean. We only wished we could’ve stayed longer. Definitely on the re-visit list.

The hotel is spectacular and clean...but the 2 members of staff that need praise is Mark the night security and David on the front desk.Due to a personal incident these two gentleman went above and beyond to help me in my hour of need.All there help and kindness will live with me forever and I can never Thank them enough.THANKYOU from the bottom of my heart 🙏

Toby and Flynn were great on the bar. Knew their drinks and really friendly. Great service. Would absolutely recommend a whiskey from them.

Very impressive hotel with friendly staff and good facilities, parking is very easy and convenient for room access, hotel provided drinks and quite expensive and our hotel room shower flooded - upon further investigation the plug was completely clogged with hair, smelt very bad once removed. The pool is a great touch but both times I’ve visited the jacquizzi has been shut which is disappointing. Overall a great stay for the price!

Beautiful hotel simply stunning Friendly welcoming staff and lovely comfy bed, the view from breakfast was stunning I could stay here forever!

Great hotel, with big rooms and all the amenities you need. The spa facilities were good and the food lovely. We wanted to say a special mention about Jack the barman, when another member of staff was getting irate about a new system not working and blaming management, Jack was very calm and said to his colleagues let's just continue this evening and sort this out at the end as we have guests! . He was very professional and charming. We feel Jack deserves recognition for his professionalism in such situations. Well done. We will stay here again as enjoyed our time.

Wow, probably the best afternoon tea we have ever had. We sat on a truly picturesque terrace with a great assortment of home made savoury and sweet food with the friendliest service you could possibly wish for. Special thanks to Kriszta for hosting us and we will be back to The New Place very soon. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!

My wife and I booked this hotel short notice. It was reasonably priced, we stayed for two nights, paying for breakfast in the booking. It was our first stay. The gym and pool facilities were well maintained and high quality, although the sauna was rather small. Bear in mind that the lockers require a pound, thankfully a staff member helped with this. The rooms and facilities were great. The bar staff were funny and friendly. We really enjoyed our stay!

Staff where fantastic! The grounds where beautiful and lots of wheelchair and pram access. Although the room we stayed in was boiling hot we had no air conditioner considering the amount of money they get you’d assume they’d get that built into the rooms, there was mould on the bathroom ceiling the door knob was broken, family room is tiny my poor little boy was roasting in the room. It’s very miss leading you’d think the rooms you stay in over night where in the main building but they where outside and out the way.

We chose new place based on the facilities available, and when booking I called to check and was assured that the pool, Jacuzzi & sauna would all be open for our stay. I then asked again the day before arrival, and was told again all would be open. However, when we arrived at the pool we found that the Jacuzzi was closed for maintenance. The rest of the hotel was nice, but we were left disappointed with the poor communication as we chose the hotel based on these facilities 😕

Eat here as part of a stop-over deal was not disappointed with any aspect of the food, ambience or service