In Hampshire, England is the small village of Rotherwick, set between the Hyde and Whitewater rivers, both of which are tributaries of the Loddon River. The most famous attraction in Rotherwick is its village hall, which was built in 1933 by an American couple. The village hall is used for special events and private functions, and is a nice example of Tudor-style architecture. There is literally nothing to see or do within the village itself, and very few options for dining or shopping. The only hotels in Rotherwick are a handful of historic mansions and rural inns on the outskirts of the village such as Tylney Hall, a magnificent country house that is rural luxury at its finest. Within easy striking distance of Rotherwick are popular historic attractions such as Basing House and Stratfield Saye House as well as pleasant parks like Wellington Country Park and Yateley Country Park. Milestones Museum presents the heritage of Hampshire but most visitors come for the walks along heritage trails like the Basingstoke Canal Path.

other spellings: roterwick otel, rotherwisk hotell, rotherwic hote, rotherwck hotles, rothurwick hotle