Hotels 1 to 5 in Yateley, Hampshire

Dial House Hotel - This private hotel has free internet access, a bar and fresh food in its brasserie. It is minutes from Bracknell , Wokingham, Sandhurst and Camberley. Dial House is near the M3, the M4 and several business parks. All food on the extensive ? la carte menu is freshly prepared by an experienced chef. The Brasserie is closed from Friday to Sunday nights. A bar-snack menu is available.

Casa Dei Cesari Hotel - Set in beautiful, peaceful grounds and with parts of the building dating back to the 17th century, this attractive hotel offers free Wi-Fi, a charming bar and a superb Italian restaurant. In tranquil, rural surroundings, the Casa Dei Cesari Hotel and Restaurant is well known locally for its excellent standard of cuisine and accommodation. Open every day for lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers first-class service and delicious, authentic Italian cuisine. The bar boasts beautiful original features including oak beams and a real open fireplace. Furnished to a high standard, all of the spacious rooms and suites are the essence of simplicity and elegance. Each en suite room has a telephone and a plasma flat-screen TV with pay-per-view movies on demand. The hotel has a function room with a capacity of 150 people and is within easy reach of Basingstoke, Bracknell, Reading and Farnborough.

De Vere Venues Warbrook House - Comprising of 2 venues: a traditional Georgian manor house and the Grange, a separate contemporary building with all modern comforts, this hotel provides a secluded and attractive location on the Hampshire/Berkshire border. With spectacular views and 130 beautiful acres of woodland and parkland, Warbrook House features 26 en suite bedrooms and 8 function rooms, making it the perfect venue for any occasion. The Mansion House is also licensed for civil ceremonies. Despite the tranquil setting, Warbrook House and Grange is convenient for Heathrow Airport and offers fast rail links to London (Paddington and Waterloo) from nearby Reading and easy access to the M3 and M4.

The Ely - This traditional English country hotel with beamed ceilings, cask-conditioned ales and a friendly home-from-home atmosphere is just a short distance from the M3. Set in North East Hampshire, the Ely with its ivy-covered red brick walls and pantiled roof sits on the edge of Yateley and Blackwater, close to Sandhurst, Farnborough, Hook, Fleet and Camberley. On a fine evening you can enjoy a drink and al fresco dining in the attractive garden with patio and lawns; the ideal retreat for the summer months. Simply sit back and relax with a jug of Pimms and bring the whole family. A children's menu is available at all times and there is a play area in the garden. In chillier weather you can warm your toes in front of one of the many open fires in the bar area.

The Waterloo Hotel - Set in the quiet leafy village of Crowthorne, with free access to a nearby Sports Club, this is Grade II-listed Victorian building has benefited from a million-pound refurbishment. The extensive refurbishment has restored The Waterloo Hotel to its former glory with a contemporary twist. This has created a warm and comfortable establishment with modern decor and a friendly environment. The hotel provides an excellent base for exploring Berkshire, including Royal Ascot, Farnborough Air Show, Legoland, Thorpe Park and Windsor Castle. Crowthorne is a small village, and the earliest commonly accepted reference to it comes from a map made in 1607 (John Norden's survey). The map had Crowthorne mentioned as the point where 3 paths met through the New Forest.