"Our room decor was very tired and tatty, the shower was no more than warm, the plug in the sink was broken and the shower had no hand held wand so you had to get wet all over. The bed was comfortable. Staff were helpful and friendly. Breakfast was ok."
"Our room decor was very tired and tatty, the shower was no more than warm, the plug in the sink was broken and the shower had no hand held wand so you had to get wet all over. The bed was comfortable. Staff were helpful and friendly. Breakfast was ok."
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Enjoyed our two nights at Peak House Farm. Breakfast was good. Hosts were very personable. Looking out the window at the horses past the fence was beautiful.
Enjoyed our two nights at Peak House Farm. Breakfast was good. Hosts were very personable. Looking out the window at the horses past the fence was beautiful.
Quaint property with rooms in the main building and in an outer building across a patio with table seating where we had a quiet, well-equipped, modern room. The Inn is a short walk to a scenic marsh and pond with fish/eel traps and a bench for savoring the peaceful view. The town of Stockbridge, about a mile away, is wonderful for window shopping (and purchasing!) and is the start of a beautiful picturesque 'marsh walk' through grazing cows and lovely pastures.
We found their restaurant had a...
Quaint property with rooms in the main building and in an outer building across a patio with table seating where we had a quiet, well-equipped, modern room. The Inn is a short walk to a scenic marsh and pond with fish/eel traps and a bench for savoring the peaceful view. The town of Stockbridge, about a mile away, is wonderful for window shopping (and purchasing!) and is the start of a beautiful picturesque 'marsh walk' through grazing cows and lovely pastures.
We found their restaurant had a...
EILEEN
Reviewed September 14, 2026Reviewed September 14, 2026
By sheer chance we ended up at the Three Cups - and it is a delightful family run traditional (as in 500 years old traditional) coaching inn. The food was fantastic, both at dinner time and breakfast. Very personal attention paid to everything. Beautiful gardens, with streams running through. The village is spectacular, with wonderful little shops, as well as the trout streams running right through.
By sheer chance we ended up at the Three Cups - and it is a delightful family run traditional (as in 500 years old traditional) coaching inn. The food was fantastic, both at dinner time and breakfast. Very personal attention paid to everything. Beautiful gardens, with streams running through. The village is spectacular, with wonderful little shops, as well as the trout streams running right through.
Premier Inn is a nice hotel; there is a McDonalds across the street which is convenient. The hotel does not have air conditioning so depending on the time of year that you visit it could be an issue. We were there in October, so it was not an issue. The restaurant was good. The beer taps were not working when we were there, but they had bottled beer so that was not a big thing. I would recommend the ribs. The brunch buffet is okay. The coffee machine was broken when we were there so that...
Premier Inn is a nice hotel; there is a McDonalds across the street which is convenient. The hotel does not have air conditioning so depending on the time of year that you visit it could be an issue. We were there in October, so it was not an issue. The restaurant was good. The beer taps were not working when we were there, but they had bottled beer so that was not a big thing. I would recommend the ribs. The brunch buffet is okay. The coffee machine was broken when we were there so that...
Michael
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
The hotel is in between Stonehenge and Salisbury. You will need a car to get to it, but you will also need one to see Stonehenge and Salisbury. Renting a car was a great idea, it let us see all the great places around Stonehenge, including the beautiful cathedral of Salisbury. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable and it has free wifi. There are a few places to eat right around the hotel that are walk distance.
The hotel is in between Stonehenge and Salisbury. You will need a car to get to it, but you will also need one to see Stonehenge and Salisbury. Renting a car was a great idea, it let us see all the great places around Stonehenge, including the beautiful cathedral of Salisbury. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable and it has free wifi. There are a few places to eat right around the hotel that are walk distance.
KN
Reviewed November 9, 2014Reviewed November 9, 2014
Andover Station is located in a welcoming area of Andover known for its array of dining options and bar scene. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 22 hotels and other accommodations located within a mile of the station.
What's the best hotel to stay near Andover Station?
The Star and Garter is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this hotel offers free parking and free WiFi. It's located just a short 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Andover Station. Another good option is White Hart, Andover by Marston's Inns, located just 0.6 mi (1 km) away.
How many hotels will I be able to find near Andover Station?
Expedia has 22 hotels and other accommodations within a mile from the station.
What can I see and do near Andover Station?
You'll want to browse the exhibits at Andover Museum and Museum of the Iron Age and Museum of Army Chaplaincy. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Hawk Conservancy Trust and Longstock Park. Bring the family to Andover Leisure Centre, Charlton Lakeside Leisure Centre, and Finkley Down Farm while you're checking out the area near Andover Station.