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Stayexploring STAY EXploring. Our guide to making the most of your stay WELCOME Holiday Inn delivers so much more than just a bed for the night. Enjoy modern dining, 24-hour room service and free use of the health club and pool, as well as family-friendly facilities promising fab fun for the kids. Our dedicated team is always on hand with the latest local information to help you make the most of your time in the area. Whatever the reason for your visit, we are here to help make your break great. Holiday Inn Portsmouth Pembroke Road, Portsmouth PO1 2TA T: 0871 942 9065 hiportsmouthhotel.co.uk IN THE HOTEL ON-SITE HEALTH CLUB IN-HOTEL DINING Traders Restaurant Open daily from Open daily from 6.30am – 10.00pm and 6.30pm – 9.00pm including 7.00am – 9.00pm on weekends weekends and Bank Holidays. and Bank Holidays. Enjoy simple British classic dishes; • Indoor heated pool – enjoy great value, freshly prepared and swimming with the kids generous portions. • Sauna, spa pool and steam room Also available: • Fully equipped, air-conditioned fitness room with cardiovascular • 24-hour room service to order and free-weights training breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks • Wide range of classes available • A lighter meal or snack in our KIDS comfortable bar and lounge with Sky TV, open from EAT 8.00am – 11.00pm every day FREE! Children eat FREE* from our ‘Grow Healthy Club’ kids’ menu. AWARD WINNING IN-ROOM BREAKFAST ENTERTAINMENT Served daily between • High-speed Internet access† 6.30am – 9.30am and • LCD, high-definition TVs 7.00am – 10.30am on weekends • 25 free-to-air channels and Bank Holidays. • Movies on demand† If you aren’t on an inclusive bed and breakfast break, why not treat A great way to relax after a day yourselves to our award-winning** exploring all that Portsmouth has breakfast menu? to offer. Simply order from the comfort of your room, relax and enjoy. *Children under the age of 13 years are offered breakfast free of charge from the breakfast standard menu and free dinner taken from a children’s menu, when accompanied by at least one adult taking at least one main course from a full priced main restaurant menu. The meal offers apply only to the hotel in which the family is staying and during the normal hours of food provision. **Midas Menu Innovation and Development Award 2011. †Charges apply. Please ask at Reception for further details. Images are indicative only. All information correct at time of print. STAY EXPLORING. For a selection of great hotels across the UK, Your guide to Portsmouth’s most-loved visit tophoteloffers.co.uk attractions is overleaf > STAY Just A few of the outstanding EXPLORING. attractions Nearby... 1 PORTSMOUTH 3 Blue REEF AQUARIUM HISToric DockyARD Blue Reef offers the ultimate See the oldest commissioned warship, undersea safari. Come face to face HMS Victory at the home of the with incredible sea life and see Royal Navy. Visit the Mary Rose everything from giant crabs and Museum and discover the secrets of sea horses to shoals of tropical the famous ship that sank in 1545. fish and scary sharks. Voted visitor Kids shouldn’t miss the interactive attraction of the year by Tourism excitement of Action Stations. South East and a great place to And the whole family will visit whatever the weather. enjoy a boat tour round this PO5 3PB: Less than a mile splendid harbour. from the hotel PO1 3LJ: 2 miles from the hotel 2 SpiNNAker Tower 4 GUNwhArf QUAYS Britain’s tallest viewing tower really Old meets new at Gunwharf Quays, has the wow factor. Deck 1, where where you can enjoy a brilliant you feel like you’re walking on air on leisure and shopping experience in a Europe’s largest glass floor, stands historically fascinating setting. Over at 100 metres. Deck 2 is home to 95 designer outlets, 30 cosmopolitan the Cafe in the Clouds. And if you’re bars and restaurants, 14-screen feeling really adventurous, brave cinema, bowling and nightclub – the elements on the top-most all in a vibrant and unique atmosphere deck in the Crow’s Nest. with a spectacular view across 12 the harbour.Weston A272 PO1 3B3335TT: JustB3354 over a Dumpford Midhurst Romsey North Fisher's Pond A3 Nursted Baddesley Chandler'smile from the hotelB2177 Upham PO1 3TZ: Less than a mile Valley Park Ford Exton South West Lavington B3035 South B3043 Corhampton Buriton B2146 Ambersham A27 A335 Lower Upham from the hotel Harting Elsted A3090 13 East Harting B3037 Dean Meonstoke A286 Chilworth Eastleigh Bishopstoke Fair Didling A3057 Toothill B3037 Oak B2177 B3035 Brockbridge 14 B3354 Bepton Heyshott Lee M27 Droxford B2141 Treyford 4 Horton Wintershill Bishop's Upton Rownhams Heath Waltham Chidden Cocking Graffham Rownhams B2150 4 SOUTHAMPTON B2177 5 Location Guide: Holiday Inn hotel Cultural Place of interest Clanfield Family Shopping Bassett AIRPORT Soberton 3 H Durley Swanmore North Marden 2 B2146 Nursling Swaythling M27 Chalton A36 A35 A3(T) B2141 1 Boorley Waltham Chase Testwood Green B3342 Hambledon Catherington Compton Calmore A3035 M271 Soberton Heath East Marden Portswood West B3035 Curdridge Shirrell B2150 Chilgrove Shirley 7 5 1 Blendworth General Manager’sA286 Totton A33 A27 End B2177 Heath West Marden A326 Millbrook Bitterne 7 B3354 A334 A3057 A335 Hoe Singleton Charlton A336 A334 Newtown Gate Finchdean recommendations of other B3036 Shedfield A32 Horndean Northam SOUTSOSOUTHATHAHAMPTOAMA PTOPPTPTONTOTTONONON Hedge Botley East Dean A3024 Thornhill 2 Forestside B2146 End A3051 Anthill Common Denmead West Dean Eling B3033 places to visit: Southampton B2149 A3024 Curbridge B2141 Worlds End B2150 Stoughton Sholing Hundred Acres Cowplain Marwell Zoo B3033 8 Rowlands Castle 5 A3025 Wickham Woolston Burridge B2177 Marchwood Whiteley 23.5 miles from the hotel Pooksgreen M27 A3(M) Walderton Bursledon North A3 Swanwick Knowle Boarhunt B2146 Waterlooville Charles Dickens Birthplace Lower Swanwick 3 Woodend 6 East A32 B2146 West 9 Southwick Lavant Sarisbury Stoke A27 Funtley Boarhunt Funtington 2 milesMid from the hotelHalnaker S Netley B2149 B2147 B2177 Lavant A326 Dibden o Park M27 Strettington u B3397 Gate 10 Purbrook 4 B2150 B2148 Woodmancote East Ashling Boxgrove t h Westbourne Paultons Park Hythe a 7 Hamble-le-Rice 11 Havant West Ashling A286 A285 B3056 m Locks Heath Bedhampton Hambrook B2178 p B2149 Emsworth A27(T) B2146 Titchfield Wallington 29.5 milesWesthampnett fromA27(T) the hotelTangmere B2233 t B2177 B2177 o M27 B2149 B2147 n Warsash A27 Drayton 5 Dibden Purlieu Fareham Wymering A27(T) Aldingbourne W Cosham Langstone Hermitage Southbourne 8 D-Day Museum Portchester A2030 Nyton a Nutbourne A259 t 12 A397 Chichester Oving B3054 Hardley e B3056 A27(T) Broadbridge Less than 1 mile from the hotel r 9 Horsea Fishbourne Island Hilsea B3385 Thorney Bosham B2144 Holbury Bridgemary Chidham Portchester Castle Hill Top M275 A3 North Island 9 Hayling Apuldram B2145 Stubbington West A32 Portsmouth 7 miles from theMerston hotelA259 Fawley Calshot B3334 Stoke Thorney B3055 Donnington Beaulieu Spit Harbour North Bosham Hoe Runcton Colworth Blackfield B3053 End North B3054 Hill Head B3334 Chichester Mundham Furzey Hardway A2047 Just askHunston at Reception for details A3023 Harbour West South Lodge Calshot 6 A288 B2201 Mundham Itchenor and ticket prices Bersted Langley Portsea Fratton Exbury B3333 1 A286 B2145 B2166 East A2030 Boldre Gosport B3054 Hayling Shipton Birdham B3333 4 3 Bucklers Hard 2 Portsmouth Island Green Street End Lee-on-the-Solent H B2179 B2154 Alverstoke Holiday Inn B2151 Eastney South e S o l e n t Somerley Nyetimber Aldwick Pilley Lepe T h Stokes 8 B2155 Hayling Sidlesham Stone Portsmouth Southsea Hayling West Wittering GETTING AROUND Boldre Norleywood Bay Point Bay B2198 Highleigh B2145 Gilkicker East B2179 Pagham Portmore East End Point Wittering Trains Earnley PortsmouthChurch and Southsea station is Gurnard Cowes East Cowes Osborne 1 mile fromNorto then hotel. Bay A3 B3325 B3321 Portsmouth M275 BrBrraacckleshamkle B2145 Thorness Bay Bus Northwood Bay Whippingham Harbour North Number 5 bus to Southsea and Ryde End Selsey A3021 The Hard is less than a mile from Newtown A3020 Fishbourne Hardway A2047 Bay B3331 A3054 Nettlestone the hotel. A3054 Wootton Bridge Binstead B3330 Point Parkhurst A288 Selsey Porchfield B3330 6 Seaview Portsea Bill Hamstead Parkhurst Wootton Common B3340 Fratton Taxis Forest Nettlestone 1 Sconce Newtown Havenstreet Gosport A2030 Point Cranmore ISISLSLESLSLELE OFO WIGHWIWIGIGHTHT B3330 Aqua Cars, 02392 654321. Yarmouth A3055 A3054 A3054 Staplers 4 3 Norton Ningwood Shalfleet St Helens Bembridge 2 Portsmouth B3323 Point B3401 Newport H Thorley Street B3330 Car Parking Norton Green Carisbrooke B3395 B2154 B3401 B2151 Wellow Holiday Inn Complimentary car park on site. Freshwater B3401 Scale: 1:200,000 approx Downend Bembridge 8 B2155 B3401 0 10 km Newbridge Brading Bowcombe Hillway Foreland Portsmouth Southsea B3401 Blackwater Hotel Sat-Nav Calbourne B3323 Arreton B3395 B3399 0 A30565 miles B3395 Newchurch PO1 2TA A3020 Yaverland Shalcombe Gatcombe Alverstone B3329 B3395 Compton A3055 Brighstone Forest Chillerton Merstone Winford Bay Brook Please note all travelRookley times quoted are approximatedSandown guides only. Branstone Mottistone Moortown Apse Heath B3399 Shorwell Sandown Bay Brighstone Godshill Sandford Shanklin A3055 Yafford Kingston Whiteley B3328 Bank A3020 Brighstone B3399 Little Roud Bay Atherfield A3055 Chale Wroxall Luccombe Village Green Pyle Dunnose A3055 Bierley B3327 Bonchurch Chale Whitwell Blackgang Ventnor Niton St A3055 Lawrence St Catherine’s Point.
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