Set in a Grade-listed Georgian building in the heart of this old market town, The Star & Garter has been a place to rest, eat and gather for over two hundred years.
Welcome to the Star and Garter Hotel, nestled in the heart of Andover's charming market town. With a rich history stretching back to the 1700s, our hotel offers a unique blend of Georgian architecture and the easy comforts of modern amenities.
Many of our rooms are set in the former stables — a quiet echo of the coaching era, when horses were changed at the door and travellers took rest beneath these same beams. Today, the mood is calmer: comfortable beds, fresh linen, a proper kettle, and the buzz of the High Street just beyond the windows.
Step outside and the town is yours — the Andover Museum and the Museum of the Iron Age are a short stroll away, while The Lights brings contemporary theatre and live music to the square. Beyond Andover, the New Forest, Salisbury, Winchester, Newbury and Basingstoke are all within easy reach by car or train.
Our rooms sit within the original Georgian building and the former stables behind — each one slightly different in shape and character, all of them quiet, clean and genuinely comfortable.
A restful double room with sash windows overlooking the High Street — brass bedstead, layered linens, and a kettle ready for the morning.
Set in the old stables, this twin has exposed brickwork, high ceilings and a calm, country feel — ideal for friends, walkers and travelling colleagues.
Our grandest room — tall ceilings, a feature bed, and direct access onto the hotel's first-floor balcony overlooking the market square below.
From ancient forests to cathedral cities, some of southern England's loveliest days out are within a short drive of our front door.
"A warm welcome, a comfortable bed, and the heart of an old Hampshire market town right outside your window."
Reserve a room, ask about a stay, or simply pop in next time you're passing through Andover — we'd be glad to see you. The hotel sits midway along the High Street, a two-minute walk from Andover railway station.