Stopping Place.

There is overwhelming feedback from the Romsey community that they want a pub in their town. There were 6 hotels in and around the town but at the moment there is none and the possibility that Romsey will never again see a hotel. This is why it’s essential that as many people as possible vote to reestablish the Romsey Hotel and lobby to Council to assist. The Council predicts that shortly Romsey will be classed as a major town of over 10,000.

It is to be owned and run by the Romsey Football Netball Club, where all profits are shared by the local community. The distribution of all profits to local clubs and charities is to be decided by a board of trustees, made up of eminent local people, annually.

As you can see,  the fully renovated hotel will be spectacular. It will be a great social and economic asset for the area. It will attract travellers and tourists as well, a destination venue of which Romsey can be proud. More importantly, for Romsey and district residents, it provides a traditional social hub that has been missing for 5 years. Expected employment will be 100, providing full and part-time work, and importantly apprenticeships for local young people. It is multi-faceted so that everyone can find their own niche. From al fresco dining out the front to café/bakery, wine bar, etc. this hotel ticks all the boxes for young, old and, importantly,  families. The level of interior and finish is high end.