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 Victoria Court
29 Victoria Road North Southsea, Portsmouth. UK PO5 1PL

Phone
0044 (0)23 92 820305

Before 7.30pm

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Lovely family run B&B set in the centre of Portsmouth, Southsea, and Gunwharf real time reservations and free Wi-Fi and computer.

Proprietors in residence David & Vicky Johnson.

Situated here for over 25 years, while the family have lived in Portsmouth for about 200 years.

We are situated in the centre just 3 minutes from very affordable local restaurants while the attractions, shops and railway station are within walking distance.

All rooms have en-suite, and available for guest use is a computer linked to the Internet. and WiFi Free.

Major attractions in Portsmouth include H.M.S. Victory, H.M.S. Warrior, The Mary Rose, Southsea castle, Navy Museums, Marine Museums, Sea Front, D-day Museum.

The new gunwharf quays (walking distance) offer a new and exciting shopping centred, right on the waters edge. There are bars , factory outlet shops , a large cinema , ten pin bowling and lovely views across Portsmouth harbour. We are situated between to major shopping areas Portsmouth and Southsea which include large department . Portsmouth hotels uk, hotel and ( B&B ) bed and breakfasts such as Victoria Court are mainly situated in the resort area of Southsea, If you are intending to visit Portsmouth and Southsea or in fact arriving in England, the links aim to help you to find out more about the area and give some travel guidance about traveling to Portsmouth.

Portsmouth being situated on the south coast, is a wonderful location to base yourself when exploring the south of England. Just ninety minutes by train to the centre of London and Victoria Court (featured here by Portsmouth Hotels) is just ten minutes walk to the main line railway station at Fratton. Fratton by taking the train you can also explore some of the south's highlights. a day return can take you to Brighton with its Lanes and Royal Pavilion. Between Portsmouth and Brighton you could visit Chichester with its magnificent Cathedral, while the small villages next to Chichester harbour include the Roman villa at Fishbourne, and Bosham where its thought King Harold was laid to rest, but king Canute tried to stop the tide, rather like the stranded motorists on the beach. Other places of interest include Winchester with its Cathedral and great historylinked to King Alfred, (one rag week , students painted foot prints from the statue to the toilets) . This is also an area famous for Jane Austin. Also with regard to cathedrals there is a magnificent Cathedral at Salisbury and also the monuments at Stonehenge. While on the train to Salisbury you will pass through Southampton, very little to observe here except it was the starting place for the ill fated Titanic, while the Pilgrim fathers also set sail from here. The Spitfire also had its roots in Southampton as with many of the cruise liners. Regrettably the replaced the old Ocean Terminal with sheds. This was a favourite place to observe the old mighty liners docking and the great steam crossing the road ready for the passengers. Also passing through Southampton by train you can visit the New Forest and get off at Brockenhurst in the forest itself. A train can take you down to Lymington. Beyond Brockenhurst is Bournemouth. Victoria Court (featured by Portsmouth Hotels) is situated in the centre of Southsea . Southsea is a part of Portsmouth and is regarded as the resort of Portsmouth. While our central location enjoys the advantages of being just 3 minutes far bars, cafes, and restaurants, which is a huge bonus after a day traveling. It is also very convenient if traveling to France or Spain by ferry and the Isle of Wight, all about five minutes away. If on foot we can arrange a taxi.