Winchester Royal Hotel
St. Peter Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 8BS
Tel: 01962 840 840
Fax: 01962 841 582
E-mail: winchester.royal@forestdale.com
The Winchester Royal Hotel is situated in the heart of this beautiful cathedral city, home of the Round Table and the great kings of England. The hotel was originally built in the 16th century as a private house, surrounded by Medieval and Georgian buildings and only a stone's throw from the city centre. With its beautiful walled garden and period feel, the hotel offers tailor-made packages for weddings, dinners and private events as well as being perfect for short breaks to Winchester. High speed internet access and Sky TV throughout the building complements a well-equipped conference and corporate facility with air-conditioned function rooms accommodating up to 120 guests.
Many of our 75 bedrooms overlook our landscaped garden and conservatory restaurant. Over the years, this 3 star hotel has gained a fine reputation for good food and hospitality, offering you comfort and quality service with a warm friendly smile.
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By Road - From the North on M3
Junction 9 exit following the road signs for the town centre and over the roundabout. At the bottom of the hill, cross the river bearing left and turning first on the right. Follow the one way system taking the second right into St Peters Street. The Winchester Royal Hotel is immediately on the right hand side.
By Road - From the South on M3
Exit the M3 at Junction 10 follow road signs to the town centre. At the T junction (mini roundabout) turn left. At the next roundabout turn right. Follow road to the left signed 'all routes' taking the second right into St Peters Street.
By Road - From A34 (Newbury)
Take the Winchester exit. At next roundabout take the B3420 and follow to town centre. At traffic lights turn left into main street. Hotel is 3rd street on right.
By Rail
Winchester Station is nearby.
By Air
The closest airport is Southampton International.
Shopping in Winchester
A paradise for shopping connoisseurs, Winchester boasts a tempting array of independent shops, boutiques and galleries. The city's compact, pedestrian-friendly streets are a refreshing alternative to large-scale malls found elsewhere. The provisions market takes place every Wednesday through to Saturday. Or visit the country's largest farmer's market on the second and last Sunday in the month for a feast of the finest local produce. 
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The Great Hall
The only surviving part of Winchester Castle, once home to the Domesday Book, this 13th century hall was the centre of court and government life. The Round Table, closely associated with the legendary King Arthur, has hung here for over 600 years. Visit Queen Eleanor's Garden and the exhibition depicting the history of Winchester Castle. Visit Website
Winchester's Military Museums
Winchester is home to a number of very important military Museums giving an in-depth insight into the history of: military policing and corrective training, displays of campaigns, history of three famous Cavalry Regiments, the Gurkha's historic service to the British Crown and much, much more. Visit Website
Jane Austen's House
A pleasant late 17th century house where Jane Austen lived from 1809 to 1817. Here, she revised or wrote her six famous novels. The museum has some personal artefacts and interesting family memorabilia, and a pleasant garden with a variety of period plants. Bookshop with a wide variety of Austen related titles. Visit Website
River Park Leisure Centre
A multi-activity leisure centre incorporating a 25m main pool, smaller teaching pool and 65m twister flume. Other facilities include 8 court main hall, group exercise classes, kinetika gym, squash, sauna and steam rooms, outdoor football and tennis courts, crèche and cafe Visit Website
