Hamble Retreat Boutique B&B

Warsash, Hampshire, England

About Hamble Retreat Boutique B&B

Hamble Retreat Studios and Lodge is set in Warsash. All studios are self-catering and feature a kitchen, lounge and bedroom, and an en suite shower room. The lodge has a private hot tub and garden. The studios and lodge do not have access to the main Hamble House. There is a village located near to the property featuring pubs and restaurants and shops. Southampton is 8.1 miles from HAMBLE HOUSE WARSASH Luxury House &, while Portsmouth is 15.5 miles away. The nearest airport is Southampton Airport, 10.6 miles from the accommodation.

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