Places to stay in Pitt, Hampshire

It is located roughly mid-way between Romsey and Winchester on the A3090. Besides the village the parish includes the hamlets of Standon and Pitt. Local dining options include The County Arms, St. James Tavern, Da Merola, and Farmhouse Grill.

The center of Pitt ( which is at is longitude -1°21'30.826 and latitude 51°3'0.1692 ) is located 3 miles away from Winchester, 4 miles away from Ampfield, 5 miles away from Colden Common and 5 miles away from Eastleigh.

Available Pitt lodging

We currently have 6 accommodations in and around Pitt.

Pitt Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Pitt Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Other useful links:

• Pitt, Hampshire on Wikipedia

Things to see and do, places to eat in Pitt

El Sabio Tapas Bar & Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Located at 60 Eastgate Street, Winchester, 3 miles from the center of Pitt. At El Sabio we offer you the opportunity to experience authentic Spanish tapas and other dishes, along with a good glass of wine in our riverside restaurant in East Gate, Winchester. This is a family-run bar and restaurant owned and run by a chef from Hungary! www.elsabio.co.uk

The Chesil Rectory ( Dining / French ). The Chesil Rectory is a unique and historic restaurant located in Winchester which occupies a 600 year old grade II listed Medieval house of exceptional character and charm. Independently owned since 2008 by a small group of friends who share a passion for food and wine, the Chesil Rectory offers a modern British menu featuring simple, classic, seasonal dishes and an abundance of fresh local produce. www.chesilrectory.co.uk

Rick Stein ( Dining / Seafood ). Located at 7 High Street, Winchester, 3 miles from the center of Pitt. With a nod to our Cornish heritage, our restaurant dining experience offers a combination of classic seafood dishes, excellent wines and coastal charm. Enjoy the freshest fish, simply cooked in the heart of Winchester with flavours inspired by travels abroad. www.rickstein.com

The Black Boy ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Tucked away on Wharf Hill, off Chesil Street in Winchester, The Black Boy is still faithful to its origins. Although recognised in most of the well known beer and pub guides, it is still a traditional back-street boozer. The pub has 5 locally brewed real ales and a small selection of good French wines. Good 'pub grub' is available from Tuesday evenings through to Sunday lunch. During the winter months roasts are served on Sundays with lighter lunches being offered during the summer. www.theblackboypub.com

The Black Rat ( / British ). Located at 88 Chesil Street, Winchester, 3 miles from the center of Pitt. The Black Rat Restaurant, is a local restaurant and bar serving high quality food with locally produced ingredients. We are open for dinner seven nights a week, as well as lunch on Saturday and Sunday. www.theblackrat.co.uk

Bistro ( Dining / Other ). Located at 14 Southgate Street, Winchester, 2 miles from the center of Pitt. Think quintessential British style. Elegant and unpretentious. Combine this with great spirit, wit, an unquestionable devotion to wine and you have the very essence of du Vin. Imagine a classic French bistro serving simple classic dishes with locally sourced ingredients. Picture inspiring spaces for meetings and private celebrations. Think Hotel du Vin & Bistro. Sundays are the new Saturdays. We believe in celebrating the region you live in, embracing all that is special about your area. Food heroes such as the local farmer and die-hard fisherman are the key to our Homegrown & Local philosophy. Simple classic dishes in generous portions served in our trademark bistros. Add to this Espirit du Vin, our drinking philosophy that encompasses everything from whisky, spirits, local beers and of course, wine. www.hotelduvin.com