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"An extra special place to stay"

Reviewed 7 March 2013

'We stayed for 2 nights during February ( family of 4). We had 2 rooms, and could not ask for a more welcoming stay. From the moment we walked in, we were made to feel special.'

"The Perfect B&B"

Reviewed 20 August 2012

"We have stayed at The Kingsley last weekend for one night and believe me it is all you can wish for. It is a very beautifully renovated, stylish (in a good way) place. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to see photos of the rooms in an interior design magazine. The breakfast is fantastic as well: fresh fruit salad, toast,...

"Some of the best service I've ever experienced"

5 of 5 stars Reviewed 7 May 2012

There are many nice things we could say about the Kingsley: the rooms were comfortable (we were in the smallest room, which was cosy but nice), the breakfast was great, they offer free wi fi. But the best element of our stay was the amazing hospitality offered by Tony and Alya. They went above and beyond - giving us advice,...

Jane Austen Country Tour
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Riding at Rycroft, School of Equitation.

The well-established equitation centre is just five minutes from the Kingsley.

We can put you in touch with the riding school and arrange transport if necessary.
The Kingsley is very horse minded. Manuela, Manager at the Kingsley, was a junior eventing champion in Germany'

93%

recommended to a friend

100% would stay again

'The Kingsley gives our British B&B's a good name.'

Reviewed by Marina B

From Romford, UK
Who stayed in January 2013

Eversley's wild boar

The Kingsley at Eversley is located in the Hampshire district of Hart which in a poll conducted by the Halifax has been named as Britain's most desirable area to live in. The annual report took into account crime figures, health, education, weather and general happiness. See full article here

Thank you for making us rank 19 in the category Best (Bed & Breakfast) Hampshire! Recommend us on trivago!

Free Superfast BT Infinity Wi-fi

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Out of just 100 pairs of the Nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus) returning from Africa to these shores, 12 pairs are known to be nesting locally in the nearby Bramshill plantation.

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The Golden Pot is our nearest local just three minutes stroll from the Kingsley!

John Calder is the charming landlord who always offers Kingsley guests a very special welcome. The Golden Pot is the perfect venue to enjoy a meal and a drink after a hard day, without having to drive.

The Golden Pot has a changing selection of cask ales predominately from local micro-breweries. For the second year running they have been acknowledged in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.

Our guests have commented very favourably on the service, food and beer!

The Golden Pot
Reading Road, Eversley
Hampshire, RG27 0NB

0118 973 2104

jcalder@golden-pot.co.uk

BB Taxis 01276 600767 offer reliable pick-ups from Heathrow at reasonable prices. They are well known to us and recommended.

Based close to The Kingsley, they cover a large area including Eversley, Yateley, Sandhurst, Farnborough and Camberley

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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.

Eversley village lies in the area straddling Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey known locally as The Three Counties.

It is part of the Hampshire district of Hart which has been named as Britain's most desirable area in a poll conducted by the Halifax Building Society

Eversley village was home to the Victorian writer, scholar and social reformer, Charles Kingsley, who in the nineteenth century wrote several now famous children's 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 for his daughter, Rose Georgina Kingsley, herself an author and keen horticulturist, who planted most of the trees now flourishing in their maturity in the grounds. She wrote "Eversley Gardens and Others" (pub.1907) a charming account of her garden and plants therein.

Tom Sweep is the apprentice who in The Water-Babies escapes his master, Mr Grimes, to find peace and enlightenment with the water-babies he encounters under the waves.

The Kingsley at Eversley offers an exceptionally high standard of service - just read what our guests say about us.

It is the ideal base for your business stay during the week or for a weekend get-away.

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