Inn Lodge Hotel & Function Centre
Portsmouth, Hampshire

The Innlodge combines style with excellent value for money. Close to Langston Harbor and Great Salterns Golf Course. 74 en-suite bedrooms, some with Jacuzzis, are fully equipped to the highest standards. The Innlodge complex includes one of England's finest pubs, with a poolroom, a large garden and the Pony Club, a supervised children's activity centre. The pub has a reputation for good, but inexpensive, food from our Hungry Horse menu. Alternatively, dine in the Lounge Restaurant/Bar, which offers an exciting experience of modern international cuisine and service. Here you can enjoy good food and a friendly atmosphere, a place given over entirely to your pleasure. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

Portsmouth is a city of about 189,000 people located in the county of Hampshire on the southern coast of England. The administrative unit itself forms part of the wider Portsmouth conurbation, with an estimated population of 442,252 residents within its boundaries, making it the 11th largest urban area in England. A significant naval port for centuries, it is home to the world's oldest dry dock still in use and to many famous ships. Although there have been settlements in the area since before Roman times, mostly being offshoots of Portchester, Portsmouth is commonly regarded as having been founded in 1180 by John of Gisors (Jean de Gisors). Most early records of Portsmouth are thought to have been destroyed by Norman invaders following the Norman Conquest. The earliest detailed references to Portsmouth can be found in the Southwick Cartularies. However the Oxford Dictionary of British Place Names gives the name "Portesmuthan" as late 9th century, meaning "mouth of the harbour called Port" (from Latin portus).