Hotels near Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower in Gosport

Located in Gosport, A Gosport Inn is within a 15-minute walk of Gosport Ferry Terminal and Haslar Marina. This guesthouse is 14.4 mi (23.1 km) from Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and 12.3 mi (19.9 km) from Portsmouth International Port.Stay in one of 9 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Located in Gosport, Spring Garden B&B is within a 5-minute drive of Gosport Ferry Terminal and Haslar Marina. This guesthouse is 14 mi (22.6 km) from Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and 12 mi (19.3 km) from Portsmouth International Port.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and an arcade/game room.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a computer station and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 guestrooms.

Amazing position, great location. Maria, on reception was a 'star' -what a welcome. Friendly and professional. Treat two pots of ice cream, added bonus. A room off the dining area, first on the right, no miles of walking, excellent. Clean and comfortable, as the bathroom, lovely and clean. Breakfast the usual, seriously manic. Extremely busy, buffet, just warm food, lots of choice, wonderful hash browns. No prisoners taken, still enjoyable. Tables cleaned in between guests, well done. Only down side 'He' has now become a registered disabled, no parking available in the small parking area located on site which was annoying. We parked in the underground Gunwharf car park, the charge was reimbursed which was fine, however, it was an issue for him getting to and from the hotel. Did not spoil our stay, loved it, hopefully will stay again.

I chose this hotel as I wanted a romantic getaway for my husband and me to celebrate 10 years of togetherness. This suited our needs perfectly, it's made for couples and this was prevalent in the breakfast room the following morning, bar one person eating on his own, all of us were couples. The hotel is gorgeous, well-maintained and glad to say, spotlessly clean. All rooms are labelled ”G for....” and each room had a adjective beginning with ”G”. Ours was at the top, ”G for...gushing”. The room was spotless, as was the bathroom. The decor was contemporary, bright and everything matched. The lounge area was ”Instagrammable”; tastefully furnished, with a couple of pod-like swing chairs suspended from the ceiling. I just had to take a couple of pictures. There was also a garden around the back which we didn't get the chance to enjoy. Breakfast the next morning was lovely: I love that there was a choice of the small full English breakfast, which I had, and the big full English breakfast, which my husband had. I wish more B&Bs adopted that idea. I don't eat as much as my husband and it was nice to enjoy the same food he did for a change, but on a smaller scale. The hotel is just across the road from Canoe Lake and you can cut through it to the beach, pier and restaurants. All in all it was an absolutely lovely stay and we would come back again, no hesitation.

The breakfast is good, the location is super good, the service is good, and the price is affordable! Hee hee, it is suitable for taking children. There is no parking lot, but there are many parking lots nearby, and the location is super good.

I read a few negative reviews before arriving here and I was a bit worried about how my stay would go. I have to say all of theses reviews were proved wrong. We had a really good stay. Staff were friendly and helpful and the reception staff especially were constantly working on reception, in the bar and helping clear after meals and breakfast. Our room was very clean and convenient. The only issue is the separate charge for parking. Having to pay on a machine at a hotel is unusual and unnecessary.

I booked this from other recommendations - and can agree its a really lovely hotel. I booked it to go and see my son who is Portsmouth Uni. It was his birthday, so I organised for us to have the Sunday and Sunday evening. Its part of a group of hotels in a small radius of each other. Parking was ok, as I managed to get a spot in their car park. Room was great - very spacious. Very clean and bed very comfortable. No noise at all from the road or other residents. We had a great evening at the local gastro pub (Florence Arms) - definitely go there. I needed to work on the Monday - and they allowed me to use the dining room at no expense... that is true customer service and that personal touch... well done! Highly recommended...

Stayed here with the family last weekend and would highly recommend this hotel. The room was clean and, even though the rules have changed, housekeeping were very efficient. Breakfast was as you would expect but with more care and attention than I have seen at any other Travelodge. Hot food was replenished almost instantly and everything was clean and tidy. Special mention must go to Doreen who provided hands down the best customer service I have ever received in any hotel. My son is coeliac and Doreen took the time on our first evening to go through each menu item and double check what was suitable for him. She was friendly and engaging, always with a smile on her face. During breakfast she made a point of greeting each guest and seemed to know who was happy for a chat and who was happy with just a cheery 'good morning'.

What a horrible person on reception when we arrived late off the ferry. Rude, disinterested, disobliging, inconsiderate. Treated us like a really stupid inconvenience. In spite of the fact that this was an advance booking, so our arrival should not have been a surprise nuisance for her. This, overlaid by the hotel's very complicated financial systems which involve taking a LOT of money from your credit card that you do not owe and only paying it back when you leave, will make sure that we will never never set foot in a Marriott again. AND, dear readers, if you don't want to join their Bonvoy (which I assume is a marketing abbreviation for Bon Voyage aka happy times ha ha) you have to pay £12 to get WiFi. Actually a lot of the staff were really sweet, what a shame they have to share a review with that awful receptionist. This comment will make no difference whatsoever to anything, but it makes me feel better and I hope it will encourage people to look elsewhere. There are alternatives ..............

The word “quality” applies to the whole experience. We stayed in Room 2 in Somerset House. It was a lovely, large, tastefully decorated room and we were lucky enough to get an off road parking space next to it. The food was excellent, both the breakfast (I particularly liked the Avocado Smash), and Dinner, which we were lucky enough to be able to have outside in the garden. My only suggestion would be to make the offering easier to understand on the website. There are several different buildings/rooms to choose from, mostly called Florence something or other, and it took a long phone call with the excellent Ellie, to work out what was best for me. Without her friendly and knowledgable help I couldn’t have done that. The irony is that after I’d booked I received an email giving me lots of useful information, including a site map, that would have been very useful when booking.