High Street, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 1BN, UK
First Night Stay Chargeable
First Night Stay Chargeable
The oldest part of The Crown Hotel is thought to have been built in the mid-1500 s with much of the timber frame of the building reputedly being taken from old warships in Hampshire s dockyards.
Legend has it that the hotel is haunted by at least four ghosts. Conveniently located in the North Hampshire town of Alton and only 7-minute walk from Alton train station. The hotel offers 14 fresh modern rooms each with en-suite facilities TV and Tea/Coffee making capabilities in single twin double and family configurations. There is limited free off road parking for small cars and vans available on a first come basis. /p we offer a fresh and friendly small Hotel service to guests in our 14 modern rooms. Breakfast Lunch and Dinner are served in our Lounge Bar and special functions may be catered for in our Restaurant Bar or Cellar Bar. Weather permitting why not enjoy your drink and meal outside on our decking. There you will see our colourful floral displays which have helped The Crown Hotel win the Best Licensed Premises awards in The Alton in Bloom competition on a number of occasions. Room only rates breakfast not included. /p Please note we are in Hampshire and are 185 miles from Alton towers.
The Crown Hotel Rooms
Directions
The Crown Hotel in Alton is easily accessible no matter which direction you are arriving from. Alton is just one hour by train from waterloo with The Crown a mere five minute walk towrads Alton town centre from the station. The M3 is the nearest motorway to the town with junction 6 just a 15 minute drive away at Basingstoke. The A31 which runs from Guilford to Winchester bypass Alton and provides convenient links to the heart of Hampshire to the south an to the A3 and London to the north. Once you have reached Alton itself in order to find The Crown Hotel it is possible to follow signposts for the Curtis Museum one of the towns tourist attractions which is located directly opposite the hotel at the top of the crown hill on the High Street