Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire

We would love to return. Lovely stay. We returned after staying in the summer because we enjoyed it so much. Rooms have been refurbished , with comfortable modern interior, large TV and lovely bathroom. The service was warm and friendly, excellent breakfast! They gave us an upgrade, a birthday treat for my niece, gifts for the children, excellent children’s pool as well as spa and fitness facilities for adults. Thank you for making our weekend memorable.

Always on my mind Fabulous stay! A lot of though has gone through during the planning of the hotel setup. Facilities were top notch. My wife and I totally loved the food options and we made a point to try almost all of them. The Sunday roast was one not to be missed. The bar had a great team and absolutely loved the cocktails! Definitely be back if we are in the area.

Not for couples! Nice hotel but not clearly advertised it’s really for kids/families… spent the weekend in a very noisy environment with kids everywhere. Completely understandable except we were a couple staying somewhere not advertised as a kids hotel

We have just returned from an excellent weekend stay at The Four Seasons in Hampshire. From the moment we stepped into the hotel we were made to feel so welcome! Such a beautiful hotel with a wonderful spa facilities. We enjoyed the pool and outdoor jacuzzi, including the sauna and steam room. The rooms are incredibly comfortable, luxurious and quiet. The a la carte breakfast at the more private Café Santé was outstanding! What made our stay more memorable was the incredible politeness and attention to detail by every single member of staff at this hotel. From the reception, to the concierge to the cocktail barman…every individual was so professional and so polite. Brilliant hospitality at this hotel. Thank you for a wonderful weekend! Would highly recommend…..

Best spa hotel in the south. End of story.

My recent stay at the Four Seasons Hampshire offered a blend of luxury and countryside charm. The estate's picturesque setting provided a serene backdrop, and my room was both spacious and tastefully decorated, combining modern comfort with traditional elegance. the dining experiences were somewhat mixed. Breakfast was consistently good, with the chef accommodating our requests and providing a variety of satisfying options to start the day. Dinner at Wild Carrot stood out as the culinary highlight, featuring well-crafted dishes with fresh, high-quality ingredients that made for an excellent evening meal. Afternoon tea was enjoyable as well, offering a pleasant selection of teas and treats, though it didn't stand out as exceptional. However, the Italian restaurant was a disappointment. The ambiance felt off, with cheap tables and harsh, bright lighting that detracted from the dining experience. It lacked the cozy, upscale feel expected at a resort of this caliber, making the meal less enjoyable. Although horseback riding was fully booked, limiting my activities, I enjoyed the beautiful surroundings. The estate could benefit from offering buggies for guests to navigate the grounds more comfortably. Another point of note was the inconsistency in how discretionary fees were communicated at check-out. While one receptionist made them seem mandatory for me, my friend shared that she was given the choice to opt out. However, the true highlight of my visit was Simon and his birds. The falconry experience was unforgettable and added a unique, enriching touch to the stay. It showcased the resort's dedication to offering distinctive and memorable activities that go beyond dining and standard amenities.