North End Travel Guide
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Top hotels in North End
Leonardo Hotel Southampton
Novotel Southampton
Moxy Southampton
Leonardo Royal Southampton Grand Harbour
"Friendly and helpful staff, sufficient room space, comfortable restaurant seating and amenities area. Convenient location and transportation availablity to cruise terminal. Bathroom fixtures replace necessary. Overall need renovation."
Reviewed on 7 Sept 2026
Meon Valley Hotel, Spa & Golf
"Overall good experience, We had a stuck drain plug in the bathroom sink, warned the reception after a day, told us they would ask maintenance to fix it, still not fixed after the 3rd day."
Reviewed on 7 Sept 2026
Village Hotel Southampton Eastleigh
"This hotel is a lovely modern hotel with compact rooms. The staff were lovely, friendly and welcoming. Ensure you ask for a room on a higher floor, as floor 2 has huge noise issues from approx. 5am onwards. The gym is below, and the noise from the weights being dropped is so loud. Thankfully the ..."
Reviewed on 6 Sept 2026
Where to stay in North End
Southsea
Southsea is a destination visitors seek out for its beaches, lively bars and seaside views. You might want to check out attractions like Fratton Park or Kings Theatre while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
Portsmouth City Centre
Portsmouth City Centre is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Portsmouth Guildhall and New Theatre Royal while in the area.
Cosham
Cosham is popular for its abundant dining options, and you can check out PlayZone Portsmouth, a top attraction in the neighbourhood.
Portsea
While Portsea isn't home to many top sights, Mary Rose Museum and Gunwharf Quays are some notable places to visit nearby.
Port Solent
Check out the bars, museums and historical sites while spending some time in Port Solent. Though there might not be many attractions in the neighbourhood, you won't need to go far to find top spots like Royal Armouries Fort Nelson or Portsmouth International Port.
