Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire

I visited the Four Seasons for afternoon tea with two friends as part of my 40th birthday celebrations.|The hotel is beautiful, clean and immaculately kept. Gorgeous room in which to enjoy afternoon tea. All of the food was delicious. The staff were friendly and always on hand to refresh tea and condiments. Nothing was too much trouble. A big shout out to our waiter (I didn't catch his name) who even serenaded me with a lovely rendition of "happy birthday" - I can't say I've experienced this anywhere before but it was very lovely and made the trip even more memorable.

We did not stay overnight but did use the spa and have dinner.||Spa - amazing. Well run, super clean, great facilities and super staff - always smiling and welcoming. Huge thank you to Courtney and her great team. There is just such a nice and lovely ambience in the spa areas and every single team member goes above and beyond to make sure the guest is happy.||Dinner - Lovely pizza and fresh authentic food always. Service always exceptional. Great choices. We love coming here always and especially drive from London every few weeks to just come for dinner. Everyone in the restaurant goes out of their way to make sure our dining experience is the best.||Thank you always - hand on heart - the Mander family says thank you for hosting us and looking after us always. Forever grateful.

We spent 5 enjoyable days at this beautiful hotel. There was no time to venture out of this 500 acre estate as we cycled around the estate daily, enjoyed the pool and overall the attentiveness of all the staff from the time we checked in. Breakfasts were amazing, the bar had a good choice of drinks & room service was prompt! There was a freezer for our baby’s food and a good-sized cot as per our request in our room. We cannot fault this hotel, we shall return!

I stayed here for a relaxing leisure break with my wife. |The food and service was of a high standard. The accommodation was very comfortable and spotlessly clean. ||The hotel boasts lovely grounds, which were great for walking along the nearby canal. ||I was impressed with the staff at the Spa and it was one of few spas where they do a decent deep tissue massage. (Many thanks to Yuni).||Other staff members of note included: Rohith Mathew for his very professional table service and Rebecca Chan for her cheerful bar service. |Yes, the stay was very expensive but we had a well earned break.

We had an excellent countryside escape at the Four Seasons Hampshire. ||Staff are super friendly and a big shoutout to Nofa at the kids club who gave our kids plenty of fun activities and kept them entertained.||Food - although limited by number of restaurants - was generally good with breakfast being a bit chaotic if you’re staying over a weekend. Definitely recommend the afternoon tea experience. I would suggest upgrading the tea room with a bookshelf and more ambient light to make it cosier as it’s a bit bare. ||The grounds are probably the best part of the experience. The horse riding, biking, and walks around were so nice! We would definitely return.

We stayed at the Four Seasons Hampshire over New Year’s (arriving new year’s day) for four nights – our second visit – and it was just as magical as the first. The hotel strikes the perfect balance of luxury and family-friendly, which is so rare for a five-star property.||From the moment we arrived, the team made our little one feel completely at home. We love the way they involve children in seasonal activities – the hunt around the grounds was a particular highlight. The kids’ buffet and dedicated menu are brilliant touches, and the fact that kids under a certain age eat for free is such a welcome bonus.||The rooms are incredibly comfortable with a thoughtful layout that really works for families. The kids’ pool is a total game changer – warm, fun, and a great place to burn off energy whatever the weather.||Our three-year-old is still asking when we’re going back so she can go to the kids’ club “on her own” (last time, we had to stay with her!). We’re already looking forward to returning in September to make that happen.||Cocktails are excellent, service is faultless, and while I’d say this hotel is very much geared towards families – which we love – it may not be the best fit for couples looking for a quiet, grown-up escape.||Overall, it’s a standout choice for families who don’t want to compromise on comfort, service, or experience. We’ll absolutely keep coming back.||Iain McKellar dealt with everything with professionalism and speed - Thank you Iain!

We had an absolutely fantastic time at the Four Seasons Hampshire! This resort is incredibly family-friendly, making it the perfect getaway for parents with young children. One of the highlights for us was that kids under 5 eat free at the buffet, which was such a lovely bonus.||The water park was outstanding and perfect for our 18-month-old — safe, fun, and very well maintained. We visited over Easter, and the special Easter activities were truly memorable. The Easter egg hunt, Easter disco, and balloon maker kept our little one entertained and added a magical touch to our stay.||The staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable. They were incredibly helpful and even arranged a late check-out to accommodate our daughter’s nap schedule, which we really appreciated. Plus, all the spa facilities were open to guests, allowing us some relaxing downtime.||Overall, the Four Seasons Hampshire exceeded our expectations in every way. We can’t wait to return for another family holiday!

Friendly staff. Alleyway in reception was very helpful in assisting us with a reservation for a spa day and ensured a very welcome and smooth check in. Treatments were very good and lunch was most enjoyable. A bit disappointed with the main pool area. Not very relaxing when you have young children jumping in and out of the pool and playing games, and the sauna and steam rooms are quite small!

I came here by myself for 3 nights, I have been to London so many times so thought I would try something new. I never left the property. I checked in and slept for a bit, coming in from Los Angeles I had a touch of jet lag. I went down to the bar for dinner and the staff was impeccable, they were all so friendly and attentive. I had a burger and a couple cocktails. Breakfast same impeccable service and so many options, my fave was the avo toast. Everyday I would walk around the property l, visit the stables, and enjoy the brisk air. I utilized the spa facilities, the pool and gym. I had room service as well and tea in the living room. Everything and everyone was first class. I never left for 3 days and by the end my mind was clear and I felt so rejuvenated. This property bring a special kind of peace. Def will be back.

Went back again with my family 6 years later. This place is heaven on earth. Even better than before with the new renovations.

Wowwowowwowow. What a stunning, unique place. I've stayed in many hotels, but this experience was so unique. If you aren't familiar, Hampshire is essentially the "English countryside." Perfect for families to getaway for the weekend and ride horses, enjoy nature, etc. This hotel was about an hour-long cab ride from Heathrow and definitely felt like I was in the middle of nowhere. But when I woke up and walked the grounds in the morning, that isolation and clean air was so beautiful and refreshing. I went to high tea by myself. Yep, made a reservation for one. And it was worth every penny.

What an amazing experience. Located about 45 minutes from London Heathrow Airport in the English Countryside, this remote property is a dream location. Completely silent at night, this is the place to come get away and forget about all of the hustle and bustle of the city. I was able to enjoy the solitude of this property for a few days, and then quickly get to the city to enjoy what the city of London had to offer. The service was impeccable from the front desk to the hotel restaurant, and everywhere in between. I walked the grounds and was impressed with how quaint every area felt even though the property sat on many acres. After spending a week onsite I do, however, wish there was maybe one more restaurant option as I grew tired of eating the Wild Carrot by the end of the week. I hope to have the chance to return and enjoy again!

Absolutely fantastic!!! There's not much I can say but: We could spend every vacation at this place. In addition, if you've kids and like high end hotels: This is it for you. It's almost as they take better care of kids than the adults. We've a 9 months old and our room had everything we needed for him plus items that made us speechless (diaper genie, free toys, etc. ). They've kids menus (for free) with great and freshly made items, a kid's buffet, and kids are simply welcome everywhere (adult only time at the pool: between 10-11 am and after 7pm). That said: I'd definitely go there without kids as well -- it's not that the place is overrun by kids but it simply is a comfortable environment for families and it certainly didn't make the experience a noisy one. So... great for couples, single people... just everyone. Spa is great. Food is great. Breakfast is nice. And the property simply is absolutely gorgeous. They've valet parking or self park. Another highlight was tea time (reserve ahead of time). Delicious. Reasonable. And great choices. All staff members were fantastic, very likable, approachable and they all enjoyed being there it felt like -- and here's a special shout-out to James (Asst Mgr of the Library Bar) who by himself is a reason for us to go back.

This property is unique. A manor once used as a girls school filled with antiques and lush with flowers both inside and in the extensive gardens. Very child friendly... allowing them their own play areas and cottage with games. The service was outstanding, a special thanks to front desk manager Marek Abraham for going out of his way to find the book I had seen in the library, then gifting it to me, I love it. Also, food is varied and chefs are sensitive for those with allergies. Special thanks to George for obtaining the recipe for the gluten free raspberry muffins!!! Our breakfasts were spent surrounded by the greenery and flowers and can't recommend the buffet more highly for beauty and delicious variety. Why then four stars? The King of Bahrain decided to visit during our stay... between his security everywhere, parking his copter in front of the hotel, and taking over areas like the library and the ENTIRE dining room our last night, his presence made this sizable property feel congested. No offense to him, but I'm an American, and on my last night there, instead of having a quiet romantic dinner in the dining room, my husband and I endured a loud, unpleasant dinner in the bar area, which, unsurprisingly was filled with people drinking and laughing and smoking. I usually wouldn't mind the drinking and the laughing, but my dinner was ruined by the smoke. To be fair, the manager did ask several times for them to stop smoking in the sitting area and bar... however, a note to this Four Seasons, even a king needs to be told "no" sometimes if it conflicts with the needs and comfort of other paying guests. Two solutions for your hotel, private room for royal parties, or two restaurants for dining at night. Simpler fix would have been to simply tell us we would not be able to dine in your restaurant when we made the reservation! We'd have driven to London, it was after all, the night of our anniversary celebration and the reason we visited your lovely property! Would I return? Absolutely. Our lackluster end did not spoil the exquisite beauty experienced at this location.

I would be willing to bet that if I grabbed the concierge, pulled him aside, and quietly asked him to kill someone for me, before saying "no," he'd think about it for a few minutes. That's the level of service I'm talking about here. Above and beyond. Oh, and speaking of killing someone, they offer clay pigeon shooting on the property. Reload.

This is among the most beautiful places you can imagine staying. The rooms are truly first class, the staff are refined and professional, and the grounds are exactly what you'd like to imagine in terms of an English countryside getaway. 5 stars for every aspect of this fantastic experience. NPD

Beautiful grounds, wonderful setting. The building is an old school/college and I believe it actually served another purpose as well. We visited just as Spring was springing and I imagine it's even more wonderful in May. Service is impeccable and friendly. There are many activities, including horseback riding and skeet shooting. (we did both) The old man assisting us with the shooting was so personable and helpful. Dinner in the bar was just right, and the bar service is fantastic. I had a gin martini one day that was among the best I've ever had. The second day wasn't quite perfect, it was a different bartender. He didn't work the lemon peel around the glass, I think he was rushed. They even let us borrow a couple coats for 2 days, because the weather was colder than we expected. Marvelous!

We stayed overnight and loved it. I really liked the Spa, the ladies only section is incredibly beautful and expansive. I first thought calling a sauna and steam bath "heat experiences" was a bit grand, but they are huge and lush. Plus there is a relaxation area upstairs with lovely beds, music and so on. They offer complimentary refreshments almost everywhere (breakfast in the morning, dried cranberries and tea in the relaxation areas, fruit and gatorade in the fitness room). There is also a Starbucks onsite (yay!) Would you like wellies or a bike to explore the grounds? Not a problem, and it's all complimentary! I personally recommend to book a rate without breakfast and then order a la carte to your room. The banana pancakes can feed a family and the berry plate was amazing, too. The only minuses: you absolutely need a car to get there. The vitality pool is the same as the swimming pool so it's not that warm. And the nearest ladies restroom from the fitness center is some 5 minutes away which can be annoying.

Superb hotel, by far one of the most awesome places I've stayed. Went here for a one night treat on the first night back from honeymoon just to extend things for another day when we got back to the UK. I'm as happy in a travelodge as most hotels, however even the least pretentious person on the planet would have to admit the suite, food, surroundings were all pretty amazing. It certainly cost a fair bit more than a Travelodge but it was a once in a lifetime one for me and my wife and we really enjoyed every expensive second we spent there. Greeted with a chilled bottle of champagne on ice and strawberries cream, all a bit posh but not going to complain the restaurant was very slick although lacked a little atmosphere. The food was brilliant and the lamb I had was reared on the hotel estate which was a nice touch.

Fantastic hotel in Hampshire. Beautiful place with really superb service. Typically British luxury country hotel with a contemporary twist. Large rooms with views over the countryside, it's green all around really and in the middle of nowhere just an hour from London. A great place for a luxury break - I went there for a business event but would love to come back to enjoy a weekend break. It would be a nice treat

What a beautiful hotel. Lovely hotel in amazing grounds. Attention to detail is amazing. I recently had a spa day here and was really impressed about everything from the staff to the location to the ambience . You are certainly made to feel important and special when you walk into this hotel. The spa area was amazing with a beautiful pool and great treatments on offer. Everything could be tailored to requirements. The food at lunchtime was lovely but light. Freshly cooked fair was on offer and although was expensive was in my opinion justified

Absolutely beautiful grounds. The spa and gym facility are amazing. Classes taught by great instructors, bikes available, horses, pool, sauna.... This place has it all! Our room is so plush and cozy I can hardly contain myself! Cant wait to come back. Its so easily accessible from london. Only took 90 miutes to get here from waterloo. Love it!!!