FIND SERVICED APARTMENTS IN Portsmouth

Based on the south coast of England, the Hampshire city of Portsmouth is, quite literally, the nation’s naval base. Populated by over 260,000, Portsmouth is the UK’s only island city and has used this status to develop as a dynamic and vibrant waterfront. As a result of this, the city is now amongst the most popular places to visit in Southern England also there are plenty of Serviced apartments in Portsmouth for visitors to stay. Portsmouth is renowned as the birthplace of Charles Dickens and the home of both Arthur Conan Doyle and Rudyard Kipling at some point throughout their lifetimes. The array of amazing museums (including the popular interactive National Museum), cathedrals and historic sites is, therefore, unsurprising.

It might be hard to look beyond the fact that Portsmouth is the UK’s only island city. Ultimately, however, the Hampshire hotspot is much like any other tourist destinations, blessed with an array of fantastic attractions and beautiful sights. It is for these reasons perhaps that Serviced apartments in Portsmouth is in such high demand. The number of parks and excellent green spaces is surprising too, considering the density of the population. Most of these areas are based along the Portsmouth coastline; including South Sea Common, Milton Common and the Great Salterns Recreation Ground. They provide the perfect opportunities for corporate and their families to relax throughout a potentially busy business trip or relocation. What maybe isn’t surprising is the huge variety of museums business travellers staying at Portsmouth accommodation can enjoy. Where do you start with museums in Portsmouth! To name a few, visitors to the city can explore HMS Victory, Portsmouth Museum, the Mary Rose and Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard. These museums, and other historic sites, such as South sea Castle, are all a great credit to the city. They allow anyone who visits the city a great opportunity to learn more about Portsmouth and rich history. It's not just all about museums though in Portsmouth. For lovely English Channel views, anyone can visit the well-known Clarence or South Parade Pier. Both of these attractions are home to year-round arcades and seasonal rides, keeping everybody in the family happy. The Blue Reef Aquarium is similar in its catering of families, offering a nice day out in one of the country’s best marine exhibits. All of this is before you even consider the nightlife and Portsmouth’s eclectic music scene. There are Portsmouth pubs, nightclubs and bars all across the city, meaning there is an option to socialise with friends, family or a group of colleagues throughout your business trip.

It's fair to say that Portsmouth offers plenty for both those who are merely visiting and those who are relocating to the city. A strong business climate, an amazing range of attractions and a great recognition of a rich history make staying in the city and its Serviced apartments in Portsmouth something worth considering. Portsmouth is a great maritime city, and home of the Royal Navy, with an incredible collection of historic ships and museums, in a really beautiful Hampshire spot close to the New Forest, and overlooking The Solent at The Isle of Wight. If you’re looking for the best places to stay in Portsmouth because you’re catching a ferry on from here to the Channel Islands, France of Spain, then we recommend you book for more than one night, because it would be a shame to miss.

Portsmouth’s popularity as a tourist city made it susceptible to the impacts of plague outbreaks. Its status as a chief naval port also meant the chances of maritime conflict in the area was high. Despite this, Portsmouth continues to be a thriving city, to this day. The twenty-first century saw the opening of popular tourist sites; the Spinnaker Tower (2005), the Gunwharf Quays (2001) and the Pompey Centre (2003), making the city a hub for iconic tourist attractions. Each of these sites, as well as and the insightful Portsmouth Museum are all within easy walking distance of those who book stays in Serviced apartments in Portsmouth.

Portsmouth is a popular tourist destination, for which it's been helped along by the huge events hosted here every year. Whether it's the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series racing or the ever-expanding Victorious Festival, Portsmouth is home to events that bring people in from all over. Add this to the year-round attractions (like Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Southsea Castle and the Emirates Spinnaker Tower) and it's no surprise that people are electing to stay in Portsmouth for more than just the day. City has a wide range of Serviced apartments in Portsmouth, including 3 and 4 star hotels, quality chains, family-run guest houses and B&B’s, boutique hotels, and self catering apartments. With all budgets and all requirements accounted for, you can be sure that there will be Portsmouth accommodation that's perfectly suited to your individual needs.

South sea offers visitors a classic English seaside holiday experience, with a large helping of local history, and great shopping thrown into the mix. Lying on the edge of the glittering blue English Channel, you'll find fun packed piers that drench the night sky in neon, and deep golden sands exposed during the low tide perfect for building sand castles. Kids are sure to have a blast here, but there's plenty for adults too - the imposing splendour of HMS victory, for example. South sea hotels are all located fairly close to the bustling beach, so you'll never be far from the sea. As well as shimmering coastal views, you'll find Serviced apartments in Portsmouth in South Sea are bursting with Victorian charm, laid back bars, and quality restaurants. You can grab a succulent bite to eat and refreshing drink before heading out to experience the vibrant night-life found here. Hearty complimentary breakfasts are also offered by the smaller hotels here. There’s an even discount hotel in the area if you're looking to stick to a budget. You'll also be able to enjoy free internet access in public areas.

The majority of Holiday Serviced apartments in Portsmouth are close to the water or the historic old dockyards. But all of recommendations, including the fort, make great bases for visiting the old dockyards, where you can see Nelson’s HMS Victory, and the carefully preserved wreck of the Mary Rose, which was Henry VIII’s flagship. The dockyards are also rich with other museum ships, and maritime museums, and there’s even a museum submarine. And it’s close to Gun wharf Quay, which is a stylish retail outlet centre, with a fantastic lookout called Spinnaker Tower, which, at 170meters high, offers great views all the way out to the Isle of Wight, and a decent afternoon tea.