Dolphin Hotel

34-35 High Street, Old Town, Southampton, Hampshire, England

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About Dolphin Hotel

The Dolphin Hotel - Unique, and chic, funky art led hotel right in the heart of the old town. Light hearted, friendly and casual. All 65 rooms have been influenced by different artists. The hotel features its very own champagne bar/club, a lane of boutique shops(hairdressers, gifts, cafe), an art gallery, and casual wine bar/grill restaurant with really good value wine (roughly half the prices of other restaurants) and an oak panelled lounge bar. Right on the high street and seconds walk away from West Quay Shopping Mall, and local bars, restaurants and attractions. We are just a short stroll to the Isle of Wight ferry terminal and within easy access of m27 and m3 motorways.

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