Brick House Cheriton — Hotel in Winchester

The Brick House is one of the best B&B's we have ever stayed in!!! Our bedroom and en suite were immaculately presented and spotlessly clean with a lovely view over the garden. Downstairs is just as well presented and with the benefit of good weather we enjoyed the open-air modern extension to the kitchen. Mark is a fabulous host, seemingly nothing is too much trouble, he even went to the trouble of cooking us a sourdough pizza for dinner as the excellent local brewery pub, The Flower Pots, recently re-opened after 'lockdown", was not offering food. Cheriton is a beautiful classic English village and is perfectly situated for weekends cycling or walking and can be easily reached if you are walking the South Downs Way or the Wayfarer Walk. The Flower Pots as a brewery pub serves its own brews. Excellent service and really great beer. Mark also runs sourdough baking courses so we hope to be back soon. If you want a B&B that is both welcoming and perfect, choose the...

We were looking for somewhere to stay so we could go to the Flowerpots up the road for my partner's birthday and The Brickhouse turned out to be an excellent choice. It was our first stay since the start of lockdown so we wanted to get it right. It's a lovely old house which has been beautifully decorated with a stunning garden surrounded by woodland. On the first night Mark made us delicious homemade sourdough pizzas. He was the perfect host, both very friendly and welcoming but also leaving us in peace to enjoy the surroundings. The room was perfect and overlooked the garden with a very comfortable bed and the breakfast was served with a choice of homemade bread (Mark also runs a bakery school!). We would highly recommend a stay in this beautiful home in this lovely rural village and definitely try the...

We stayed at the Brick House for two nights to go to Winchester Christmas Market and also visit Jane Austen's House in nearby Chawton. The owners Mark and Ruth are great and it was lovely to chat with them about the house and the local area. The bedroom was good with a lovely comfortable bed. Local pubs are within walking distance or if inclement weather, just a couple of minutes drive and there are a whole range of dinner options in nearby Arlesford. The breakfast on offer was very varied from croissants and jams, variety of cereals and fresh fruit and a cooked breakfast too. We took advantage of them all over the two days! We want to go back and explore more of the national park area that we realised we had never known about so a summer trip is on the cards. We would really happily recommend the...