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De Vere Grand Harbour
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 : 2.94 / 5
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You will have no trouble at all finding the Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton city center. This exquisitely designed building is shaped like a pyramid. Its panoramic glass exterior panels reflect and refract the sunlight into a thousand... more
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Southampton Park Hotel
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: 3.71 / 5
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Southampton Park Hotel lies at the heart of Southampton. This is a top-class property housed in a beautiful building, and offers the additional advantage of moderate prices. Our list of amenities is simply endless. We guarantee a wonderful... more
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The Star Hotel
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: 1.77 / 5
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The Star Hotel offers 44 modern, well-equipped and comfortable rooms. It enjoys a splendid location near the city center of Southampton. Services include dry cleaning, fax, free parking, beauty treatments, bar, meeting rooms and more.... more
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Highfield House Hotel
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: 4.20 / 5
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Features: Laundry, Safe at reception, All rooms for non-smokers, Central heating, Rooms for non-smokers available, Free secure parking at hotel, Internet cafe, Newspaper stand, Luggage room, 24-hour front desk, Banqueting... more
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Holiday Inn Southampton
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: 3.39 / 5
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Features: Elevator, Safe at reception, Room service (part time), Restaurant, Facilities for disabled people, Free secure parking at hotel, Swimming pool (indoors), 24-hour front desk, Luggage room, Central heating, Fitness club, Banqueting services,... more
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About Southampton
They call Southampton a city of dichotomies, because you can plunge into history by visiting and experiencing some of the many historical monuments; on the other hand you see how the genius of modern technical life has created commodities and services which ease the life of everybody.Southampton is Britain's second largest harbour. The settlement is given city status through a Royal Charter in 1964, but its real history as a regional centre of trade, transport and culture dates back as early as Roman times. The Saxon town of Hamwic is actually the first created a village at the territory of what is nowadays Southampton. This city has always been an important sea link that is why it is not by chance that William the Conqueror chose it for most important naval and trade city after 1066.