
This luxury, self catering accommodation, eco lodge is berthed at Cabin Boatyard , a friendly family run business, on the scenic River Hamble. Whether you need somewhere to stay for business or a holiday, this accommodation on the banks of the River Hamble, just outside Southampton offers you a unique experience.
Made from sustainable and recycled materials, it is fully insulated, ensuring a warm and quiet stay. It even has underfloor heating, so you can enjoy this river living experience all year round in complete comfort.
Just 6 minutes walk away from Bursledon Station with hourly trains to Southampton and Portsmouth it is a perfect location for exploring the area.
If you are booking the accommodation for honeymoon, wedding or romantic weekend stays we can also arrange the pod to be dressed with flowers and furnishings to suit. Just let us know!
We booked what the children ( 13 & 10 ) now call “The Water Pod” only a few days in advance as we are always last minute bookers. Our trip could not of been better, Teresa gave us perfect directions which took us to the Marina car park where we had two reserved parking spaces allotted to us. Parking was nice and safe and which is something I always look for in any Hotel or Airbnb. The Water Pod itself was just perfect and spotlessly clean and tidy with everything you needed to get yourself started so we never had to dash of to the shops on arrival which is always nice. Tv and WiFi were perfect however, so was sitting on the back of the Pod with a glass of wine watching the Children catch Crabs. The location was very convenient for us as we were visiting The National Motor Museum at Beaulie and also the Historic Dock Yard at Portsmouth. We will I am sure visit again and if you are looking for something that is more entertaining than the usual place to stay this hits the spot. 10/10 Dave, Cambridge
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