The Alverbank Rooms

The Alverbank Hotel is a Grade II listed building in Alverstoke, Hampshire, boasting spectacular views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight. Nearby are some of the finest nautical attractions in British naval history, including Lord Nelson's iconic HMS Victory, the Mary Rose museum, the Submarine Museum & the Diving Museum. Originally commissioned as a house in 1842 by J.W. Croker (one of the leading figures in Victorian-era politics), the venue has, over the years, played host to many well-known political figures including the Duke of Wellington and former Prime Minister, Sir Robert Peel, who used to catch the teatime train down from London on a Friday to ensure he arrived in time for dinner! The Alverbank has also hosted royalty; Queen Victoria's second son Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, resided here whilst attending the Naval College next door at Bay House and, later, Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, found it the perfect environment in which to 'escape' the formalities of Osborne House, just across the Solent. We have a stunning global menu which features small plates, tapas style & larger plates & a wonderful cocktail & wine menu plus an array of different drinks. Our restaurant is open Wednesday - Sunday. Guests booking rooms with us on Monday - Tuesday have a Continental breakfast included in their room rate. We are also a fantastic venue for events - whether it is for a corporate meeting, a birthday party, or the wedding of your dreams, our dedicated events team will do everything they can to ensure you have the most enjoyable experience.