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What Guests Said About Lyndhurst:
Natalie
Germany
10
An amazing hotel in a nature reserve, where you may come...
An amazing hotel in a nature reserve, where you may come across free roaming animals. Alan is a wonderful host. The hotel is charming with a great pool, hot tub and gym. It is family, child and dog friendly. Highly recommended.
hugh
United Kingdom
8.0
The village is very popular and queues are regular in and...
The village is very popular and queues are regular in and out as no ring road. Central for New Forrest and its attractions or local walks from Bolton's Bench.
Plenty of coffee shops and eateries but prices on high side. By rail you get to Brocken Hurst then have to taxi.
Graham
United Kingdom
10
My fiancee and I had a great five hour walk around the...
My fiancee and I had a great five hour walk around the parish boundary of Lyndhurst- we recommend doing this if you intend to spend the weekend here. Local maps available at the B&B and at the nearby visitors' center have good step-by-step guides for getting around the various walks on offer around the village.
NIGEL
United Kingdom
8.0
Most of the shops in Lyndhurst are on one long main street,...
Most of the shops in Lyndhurst are on one long main street, so getting around is easy. There are lots of good eating places to visit. Car parking is on the edge of Lyndhurst, is free, and only a very short walk to the main street.
Lorna
United Kingdom
10
It is a lovely town, with loads of pubs and tea rooms and a...
It is a lovely town, with loads of pubs and tea rooms and a good chippy!! Love that everything is so close together and that you're minutes away from the beautiful scenery of new forest, it offers the outdoors and indoors! Brilliant little place to visit!
John
Australia
8.0
No doubt everybody says this – the downside is awful traffic...
No doubt everybody says this – the downside is awful traffic not to mention the confusing one way system on the north-west side (Bill Bryson agrees in "Road to Little Dribbling").
Apart from that Lyndhurst is a nice town, with a good balance of restaurants and cafes: we ate at one of the two thais, the Italian and also in-house. Actually the in-house meal was the best.
Not interested in "fun activities" we walked every day (over here we call it "bushwalking") and covered nearly 25 km, though the weather didn't help. Hotel provided a walks guide printout.
“Nice big room at the back of the property with a large bathroom. The owners were friendly and helpful and the property is a five minute walk from Lyndhurst. I'd definitely recommend it.”
“Nice old hotel with loads of character located close to centre of town in the heart of the New Forest. Clean room, comfortable bed, good food, and helpful friendly staff. Bar served real ales.”
“Lovely B&B with a 10 min walk into Lyndhurst. The staff were lovely and always on hand to help. Breakfast was fresh & cooked to order. A lovely stay.”
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