Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire

Just stunning. We went for drinks and dinner, keen to experience some five star service after some bang average meals out recently and the four seasons wild carrot did not disappoint. From the moment we arrived the staff could not do enough for us, and all their guests. One of the bar staff even poured a completely fresh glass of champagne for my partner rather than top up the last third from a different bottle. Food was amazing. Steak melted in my mouth (and I have it well done!) Such a gorgeous experience and gave us exactly what we were after. Its not cheap, but its miles ahead of other “fine dining” restaurants in the area that I’ve been to recently

A few days spent with the family, kids and another family.. a great time. Fantastic service, food was brilliant, the quality of everything in the rooms were great and some really nice little personal touches - especially for the children. Really was a great time!

Have stayed at this hotel a few times before. Just over an hour drive from North London, the hotel is a welcome quiet break from City life. We were upgraded to a larger room upon arrival. In our room was also a welcome bottle of red wine, popcorn and some colas. Great spa experience and the covered pool was a welcome relief from the spring showers.

Just delightful. Beautifully appointed grounds and luxuriously decorated hotel. Wonderful rooms. If you have ever wanted to experience an English countryside, this is the hotel for you. All of the staff are so kind and enormously helpful. They are above and beyond in every way. There are three restaurants on site. We were lucky enough to try two of them—Wild Rabbit and the pizza restaurant. They were both delicious. The buffet breakfast in the morning is also a star. Most of all, the activities you can partake in are simply tremendous. We did an archery lesson and a couples spa massage. Both were divine.

We just got back from an exceptional stay (for my Mother’s 60th birthday) that had to be postponed and then cut short due to our children being unwell. The hotel could not have handled it better. They were so accommodating and helpful. My son has severe food allergies and they made us feel at ease and did everything in their power to make a safe environment for him. It really was 5*, high class service and we can’t wait to return and enjoy the hotel properly. Thank you to Clement, Chef Tahla, Mehdi, Simon, Courtney and all the excellent staff here. The facilities for kids are excellent they have really thought of everything. All the food was delicious and I cannot recommend this hotel more for a special occasion.

I thought it was impossible to have a PERFECT hotel experience until I stayed at the Four Seasons Hampshire. The perfection started from the pre-arrival enquiries about our favourite colours, music and snacks. We were warmly welcomed by name as we drove up to the entrance of reception and this continued throughout our stay. Our suite was decorated with our favourite flowers, champagne, snacks and a personal note from the GM. We had the Sunday roast and can confidently state that it is one of the best we have had in our many travels. For our second day even the rain did not stop perfection as we were guided to the spa, which was amazing. Especially the outdoor vitality pool in the rain. We cannot thank the amazing team enough for providing us with the perfect wedding anniversary hotel stay.

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.

Having previously stayed at this hotel a few years ago and been very impressed, we recently stayed again for one night. The grounds remain as impressive as ever and access is easy, with various activities possible. The welcome was friendly and efficient The room, Heritage type, was well equipped and comfortable. The dining room however was a disaster area. It seems to have been extended to an enormous cavernous space lacking in ambience. The staff were friendly, efficient and helpful. The food was fine but lacking in excitement. The whole experience of both dinner and breakfast was however destroyed by the noise and behaviour of many small children. There was one birthday party in which the children seemed very well behaved. But at other tables there were children who seemed out of parental control and were running around the room shouting. At times they almost caused the waiters to trip and drop their trays. This is not what one would expect in such an establishment. It was more as one would imagine a camping site or holiday camp communal restaurant. We did complain to the waiters, who were sympathetic but seemed unable to speak to the parents who obliviously studied their mobile phones! They did not charge us for breakfast which was a gesture. Advice would be that this is a hotel for outdoor activities and rowdy evenings. If you wish a quiet more refined atmosphere look elsewhere.