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High St (3.7 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Set amid the shops on Alton's main street the Swan Hotel is a historical building that dates back to 1377. It offers a free car park full English breakfasts in the modern restaurant and free Wi-Fi.

Normandy St (3.8 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Situated in spacious grounds Alton House Hotel is the largest hotel in Alton featuring ample free parking and free Wi-Fi. Alton town centre is just a 5-minute walk. All rooms are equipped with Freeview TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer.

Upper Neatham Mill Lane Holybourne (4.0 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Set in a 17th-century barn Upper Neatham Mill offers hearty breakfasts and luxury rooms with antique furniture. The B&B is situated just outside Alton in scenic Hampshire.

Lower Froyle (7.7 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Around 6 miles from Farnham The Anchor Inn in Lower Froyle is a traditional country pub and restaurant in an idyllic waterside setting. Luxurious rooms and suites have free Wi-Fi and parking.

(9.0 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Within 11 km of Frensham Great Pond and Common and 8 km of Farnham Castle Mews Cottage provides free WiFi and a garden. The holiday home features 1 bedroom a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge a washing machine and 1 bathroom.

Longmoor Road Griggs Green (9.4 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Set within 400 acres of picturesque Hampshire countryside Old Thorns Manor Hotel is built around an idyllic 17th-century building offering luxury accommodation health & spa facilities and an 18-hole championship golf course.

Gosport Road (10.5 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)

Situated in the heart of Hampshire The Angel a Citylodge Hotel is just 20 minutes’ drive from historic Winchester. The hotel has a cosy ale bar a traditional restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi.

Overglen Court Hill Brow Road Liss (10.9 km from Gilbert White Field Studies Centre)