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Crowne Plaza Basingstoke 
Old Common Road, Black Dam, Basingstoke, RG21 3PR
Show on map 0.56 miles from Basingstoke
House of Fisher - Central Point 
Central Point, 1 Feathers Lane, Basingstoke, RG21 7AS
Show on map 0.11 miles from Basingstoke
Oakley Hall Hotel 
Rectory Road, Oakley, Basingstoke, RG23 7EL
Show on map 5.15 miles from Basingstoke
Hampshire Court Hotel & Spa 
Centre Drive, Great Binfields Road, Chineham, Basingstoke, RG24 8FY
Show on map 1.87 miles from Basingstoke
Skyline Plaza By Viridian Apartments
Alencon Link, Basingstoke, RG21 7NR Show on map 0.37 miles from BasingstokeBasingstoke, located in Hampshire, is situated just a mere 77 kilometers southwest of London, making it an easy drive from the city. The town itself is fairly large and offers plenty of dining, shopping and entertainment options. There are a number of roundabouts in the town of Basingstoke, leading to the town's nickname of Doughnut City. Basingstoke is often considered to be a new town, but it is actually an old market town that has simply expanded quite a bit during the last few decades. Visitors will find plenty to see and do while in Basingstoke.
Basingstoke is located in the northeastern part of Hampshire and is located across the valley from the River Loddon. The town is located about forty eight miles south west of London, thirty miles north east of Southampton, sixteen miles south west of Reading and twenty miles north east of the county town of Winchester.
The town of Basingstoke has a population of about eighty thousand four hundred and seventy seven and is part of the Deane and Basingstoke borough, this makes up part of Basingstoke parliamentary constituency. Over the years Basingstoke has been nicknamed doughnut city due to the amount of roundabouts.
Basingstoke is often mistake for a new town however it is actually an old market town, which expanded in a massive way during the 1960's. The town was part of the tripartite agreement that was drawn up between Hampshire County Council, London County Council and also Basingstoke Borough council.
The town of Basingstoke developed rapidly along with the areas of Tadley and Andover. This development was to accommodate the overspill from London and this was done under the plan for Greater London.
There was a mention of Basingstoke in the Domesday Book. Basingstoke was a small market town until the 1950's and it still actually holds a regular market within the town. The town has now outgrown what the county council of Hampshire would consider to be a market town.
Basingstoke tends to have a standard of life that is above the average standard of living and there is a very low level of unemployment.