Location
On the south side of High street in Old Portsmouth, approximately 100 yards North of the Cathedral. Two plaques are set in the wall of a block of flats, some 20 yards back from the pavement and a third is placed into the pavement itself.

 
Further Information
 
The top photograph on the left show the wall plaques as they were in 2005 after they had been re-erected for the bi-centennial of Nelson's last day on English soil. The second photograph shows the plaques as they has previously appeared. The third photograph is of a plaque set into the pavement that ran in front of the George Hotel. Next below is a picture taken within the courtyard at the rear of the hotel and shows the main plaque in its original position. It was from the back of the George Hotel that Nelson emerged in order to avoid the crowds that had congregated at the front. The last photograph shows the front of the George Hotel before it was bombed in 1941.
 
There is another plaque that commemorates Lord Nelson's stay at the George Hotel in the City Museum and Records Office.