The Kingsley at Eversley
Reading Road, Hampshire and The New Forest, United Kingdom — Excellent location - show map —
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Amenities
Amenities for The Kingsley at Eversley
Parking
Restaurant
24-hour reception
Amenities and services
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Car park
- 24-hour reception
- Check-in hour: 18:00: 20:00
- Check-out hour: 11:00: 11:00
- Wi-fi
- Laundry service
- Multilingual staff
- Fireplace
- Garden
- Terrace
Restaurant service
- Bar
- Restaurant
To take into account
- Non-smoking establishment
Business
- Meeting room
Entertainment
- TV lounge
Activities
- Sailing
- Aerobics
- Billiards
Cards accepted
MasterCard
Visa
Maestro
Visa Electrón
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The check-in time at The Kingsley at Eversley is 18:00 and the check-out time is 11:00.
About
About The Kingsley at Eversley
Luxury in a well-connected village
Located between the M4 and M3 motorways, The Kingsley at Eversley is an ideal base during your stay in the area
Peaceful yet convenient for Camberley, Farnborough, Aldershot, Reading, Basingstoke and Fleet
Heathrow airport is 30 minutes drive and trains from nearby Blackwater and Fleet connect with Gatwick, central London (Waterloo) and Southampton
Licensed bar and evening meals on request Wi-Fi free of charge
Eversley village lies in the area straddling Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey; known locally as The Three Counties
It was the home of the Victorian writer and scholar the Reverend Charles Kingsley who in the nineteenth century wrote several childrens' books including The Water Babies and Westward Ho! As a social reformer he actively challenged the abject poverty suffered by agricultural workers at the time
He was friends with the American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe (Uncle Tom's Cabin) who visited him in Eversley in the 1850's
The Kingsley was built in the late 1800's for Charles' daughter, Georgina Rose Kingsley
Her garden was a talking-point in the neighbourhood for its fine roses
- Total number of rooms 13