| complimentary breakfast is available. 1 miles from portsmouth's historic dockyard. there's also a relaxed 2-storey bar and restaurant serving pub classics, which offers fireplaces, darts, a snooker table and televised sporting events. 2 miles from the a3 road, 3 miles from rowlands castle train station and 12. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:30 am. this 17th-century coaching inn with guestrooms is 0. traditional rooms with en suite bathrooms feature flat-screen tvs, free wifi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment
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Portchester Castle (20 min)
Commanding castle crucial to Solent defences for centuries, with audio-tours and picnic space. National Trust - Uppark House and Garden (18 min)
National Trust 18th-century mansion with elegant rooms, furniture, art, and servants' quarters. Weald & Downland Living Museum (27 min)
Restored farmsteads with animals and hands on activities, recreating rural life from 1300-1910. Goodwood House (29 min)
Ornate 17th-century stately home with a fine art collection that is open from March to October. Fishbourne Roman Palace (20 min)
Vast, excavated villa with floor mosaics, recreated Roman style gardens plus learning workshops. Queen Elizabeth Country Park (11 min)
Expansive country park with woodlands, cycling and horse riding trails, visitor centre and cafe. South Downs National Park (25 min)
Opened in 2011, this 1,627-sq-km national park features chalk hills, wooded areas & more. Spinnaker Tower (16 min)
Landmark tower with an on-site cafe and a glass-floored platform overlooking Portsmouth harbour. National Museum of the Royal Navy (18 min)
Royal Naval and maritime history and artefacts, helicopter simulator and a focus on Horatio Nelson. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard (19 min)
Nelson's HMS Victory plus HMS Warrior and the Mary Rose Museum, with simulators and harbour tours. Chichester Cathedral (22 min)
Norman edifice with CofE services, a Marc Chagall window, free guided tours, a cafe and a gift shop. Stansted Park (13 min)
Evocative stately estate with a maze and mansion with servants' quarters, open April-September. Mary Rose Museum (17 min)
Museum for 16th-century Tudor warship, & King Henry VIII's favourite, built in 1510 & sunk in 1545. HMS Victory (19 min)
Museum within the world's oldest commissioned warship which gained fame at the Battle of Trafalgar. Staunton Farm (6 min)
Expanse of parkland and gardens with petting farm, barn play area, Victorian glasshouse and lake. | 
