Lobby

The lobby is medium sized with lots of seating, There is a bar to the left of the reception desk serving coffe's and alcoholic drinks of all descriptions.

Exterior

In 1751 was extensively rebuilt and a fine Georgian frontage was added, which has remained part of the landscape of Southampton high street ever since. William IV and Adelaide, his Queen bestowed their coat of arms on the hotel which was a popular place to rest for the night in the Elizabethan era. The hotel remained fashionable during the 19th century and was host to such celebrities as Queen Victoria, Jane Austen and Thackeray.

Rooms

The rooms are medium in size and are decorated in a modern style. All furnishing are of excellent quality offering an eclectic mix of modern and contemporary style. All have full facilities and are en suite.

Restaurant

The restaurant is an informal dining area very bright and spacious with open log fires and a mix of modern and period features.

The Hotel Mercure Southampton Centre Dolphin is perfect for who wants to travel by car. Guests have access to an overhead projector to better support meetings, etc.. There is a projector available for the use in meetings.

The hotel provides either its own car park or a nearby one with a special agreement; being not included in the room price, for a paid parking the payment have to be carried out directly on the spot.

The Hotel Mercure Southampton Centre Dolphin offers the use of a TV in the rooms. Accommodation has direct dial telephone in all rooms. The Hotel Mercure Southampton Centre Dolphin rooms offers the use of an hairdryer. The hotel offers its guests the use of an pants iron (trouser press) . The hotel offers a wake up service for guests. The accommodation offers a radio service for its guests.