Grosvenor Hotel

High Street, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England

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About Grosvenor Hotel

The Grosvenor Hotel is situated in the centre of Stockbridge High Street and is easily recognised by the front portico. Recently refurbished, the hotel is home to the famous Houghton Fishing Club. The hotel has retained its classic Georgian features and traditional friendliness, whilst offering you the very best of food, wines and present day comfort. Whether you are staying for business or pleasure, we will give you a really warm welcome and will do our very best to help you enjoy your stay. There are 26 en-suite bedrooms with satellite tv and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel bar, which is a popular meeting place for both locals and anglers alike, offers an extensive menu where you can choose anything from a sandwich to a three-course meal. There is also a full a la carte menu in the large restaurant. The Grosvenor Hotel has recently acquired a wedding licence to enable the hotel to cater for the special day from start to finish. The hotel also offers conference facilities from 3 to 80 people.

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