Best Business Hotels in Portsmouth

Sometimes you get annoying guests. It happens. But the front desk dealt with it swiftly and without fuss. I just asked if they had an alternative room on the same floor to ensure I could get the rest I needed, but they upgraded me and offered help to relocate my belongings. Dealt with so deftly, an unexpected classy touch. Buffet breakfast was very good, freshly served and hot. I saw some reviews to the contrary, but couldn't fault it. Nice surroundings and bar area had a nice atmosphere. Ideal location for being just a short hop away from the harbour area. VG overall experience and would definitely return. Thank you.

The location was excellent, just about 3 minutes from the station. **Room:** The air conditioner was not functioning properly; it barely blew any air and kept turning off. Additionally, the windows could not be opened, resulting in a very stuffy environment. **Dining:** The dining area had dirty mugs mixed with clean ones. The tables were not cleaned adequately and remained sticky every day. There were almost rotten bananas on display that were not refreshed daily, and the fruits were not replenished either. The same issue applied to the yogurts. **Staff:** The staff varied from very pleasant to outright rude and indifferent. Customer care was even worse when I tried to address these issues. Overall, this was the poorest experience I have had at any Premier Inn, and I would not recommend it based on this experience.

Nice hotel，good location，many restaurants nearby，and close to Portsmouth & Southsea station. Very nice staff，especially Hasan！Very enthusiastic and friendly！When we go back to the hotel，he always say hello to us. We feel so happy and warm. In other words，in Chinese we call it “宾至如归”. The meaning of “宾至如归” is guests feel at home. Thank you so much!

This hotel is in a great location with the historic dockyard a stones throw away . Great links to public transport. The hotel its self has a warm friendly feel with very friendly and very knowledgeable staff . Rooms are clean and well presented and have what you need . The on site restaurant was not as good with servers looking uninterested and more like you are a hindrance than a welcome guest . Also not a great look when they are eating breakfast whilst tables are dirty and cluttered with mess .

I arrived at the Premier Inn at 6pm on Saturday 4th January, having booked a meal deal. The receptionist was very polite and helpful. The room was cold and not up to scratch… However! My true experience was about to begin… I immediately checked in at the restaurant to be told by a rude lady that I needed to book a table. The restaurant only had 2 tables occupied… I arrived at 6:25 to be kept waiting for 10 minutes. No staff members available. Then a male member of staff passing by told me to take a seat before disappearing. Another member of staff arrived to take my order. I was then told that most of the menu was not available. He explained that the Premier Inn was ‘shockingly terrible for letting down their customers’ … He expanded on a few issues that rang alarm bells… I had to eat at the Pizza Hut nearby. I was staying in a Premier Plus room that was not up to its usual standard… No water in the fridge and only a 2 finger Kit-Kat on the side… not the usual Green & Blacks chocolate. I arrived for breakfast the following morning… No buffet, no Alpen… The chef said they didn’t have enough customers or food for a buffet. He expanded on supply issues and said they were having to go to the local Tesco to buy items. Seriously, I could write a novel on my experience but I’m not wasting my time. I’ve had the same experience in Whitehaven on Sunday. The company doesn’t care and your failing your staff and customers…

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.

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.

Had a lovely clean room overlooking the sea. A good location, a few minutes walk from Southsea pier, and a 30 min walk to Gunwharf Quay. Easy parking outside of hotel and only £2 per day if you grab a permit from reception when checking in. The breakfast was nice, and friendly staff all round. Nice small cosy bar, the only downside was it was rather too expensive. Would have given an overall rating of 4.5 due to bar cost but thought a 5 was fairer than a 4.

The Ibis Budget Hotel, is a very basic hotel as implies in the name. It's convenient for the accessing the Ferry, town centre by bus. Fratton station with trains to London is less than a10min walk. There is no fancy trimmings here. The room was small, but clean. Offered a continental breakfast. Located in walking distance from supermarket and fast food restaurants. The Bus 1 goes from Gunwharf Ferry to the Southsea Pier; but be careful. This bus changes to a Bus 3 at the Southsea Pier. It carries on another hour plus towards Southampton etc. All in all, the hotel offered my family a good rest after a long day out. The bottom double bed was very comfortable. Perhaps the bunk bit is not best suited to a teenager.