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Moorhill House Hotel
Located in Burley, 14 miles from Beaulieu, Moorhill House Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
New Park Manor Hotel
In the heart of the New Forest’s scenery, King Charles II's old hunting lodge is now a luxury hotel. The New Park Manor Hotel offers a fully equipped spa and an award-winning restaurant.
Rhinefield House Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Hampshire's scenic New Forest National Park, Rhinefield House Hotel offers a grand, historic escape.
Cottage Lodge Hotel
Cottage Lodge Hotel is set in the Victorian village of Brockenhurst, nestled in the heart of the New Forest National Park.
The Stag Hotel and Mailmans Arms
In the heart of the New Forest National Park, Stag Hotel offers free Wi-Fi and free parking amid beautiful forest trails.
Forest Park Country Hotel & Inn, Brockenhurst, New Forest, Hampshire - The Coaching Inn Group
In the heart of the New Forest and close to the village center of Brockenhurst, Forest Park Country Hotel & Inn, Brockenhurst, New Forest, Hampshire - The Coaching Inn Group offers accommodations with...
White Rabbit by Chef & Brewer Collection
White Rabbit by Chef & Brewe at Lyndhurst is in the heart of the beautiful New Forest. The charming hotel features a traditional pub restaurant and free parking.
Penny Farthing Hotel & Cottages
A beautiful, independently owned hotel in the heart of Lyndhurst, next to the shops and many bars and restaurants in the town.
Ormonde House Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the New Forest and just a short stroll from the charming town of Lyndhurst, Ormonde House Hotel offers welcoming accommodations at an affordable price.
Thatched Cottage Hotel
Located in the heart of New Forest in Brockenhurst, Thatched Cottage Hotel features free WiFi access and free private parking. The rooms feature a flat-screen TV and a kettle.
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New Forest's best hotels with breakfast
The Huntsman of Brockenhurst
Hotel in BrockenhurstBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.5Very Good - What previous guests thought, 768 reviewsSet in Brockenhurst, a 25-minute drive from Southampton, The Huntsman of Brockenhurst is a forest inn dating back to the 13th century that has undergone a major refurbishment.
From $203.70 per nightThe Manor at Sway – Hotel, Restaurant and Gardens
Hotel in SwayBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 728 reviewsIn Sway, within the beautiful New Forest, The Manor at Sway features leafy gardens and a traditional restaurant. Its luxury bedrooms are set in a grand Edwardian house.
From $159.48 per nightThe Montagu Arms
Hotel in BeaulieuBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.8Excellent - What previous guests thought, 473 reviewsThe Montagu Arms dates back to 1742. It has a cozy, homely character and picturesque gardens. Staff offer excellent customer care and personal service.
From $294.83 per nightMaster Builder's House Hotel
Hotel in BeaulieuBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 558 reviewsSet on the banks of the Beaulieu River within New Forest National Park, this hotel offers luxurious rooms, just 10 minutes’ drive from Beaulieu Palace.
From $246.25 per nightThe Bell Inn Hotel
Hotel in LyndhurstBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 977 reviewsDating from 1782, the historic Bell Inn Hotel combines period features with contemporary guest rooms in the heart of the New Forest. It has 2 golf courses on the doorstep.
From $227.83 per nightBartley Lodge Hotel
Hotel in LyndhurstBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 6.8Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 912 reviewsBartley Lodge is an elegant Grade II listed building surrounded by 8 acres of grounds.
From $172.88 per nightBalmer Lawn
Hotel in BrockenhurstBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.8Good - What previous guests thought, 342 reviewsIconic and independently owned we are a 4 Star Hotel & Spa in the heart of the beautiful New Forest National Park. We pride ourselves on offering great service in a relaxed atmosphere.
From $215.16 per nightBurley Manor
Hotel in BurleyBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.5Good - What previous guests thought, 741 reviewsBurley Manor is a striking Grade II–listed Victorian manor house dating from 1852, nestled within 8 acres of landscaped parkland and adjacent to a red‑deer sanctuary in the heart of Hampshire’s New...
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Lyndhurst was a pretty town but the traffic was very busy so...
Lyndhurst was a pretty town but the traffic was very busy so didn’t stop but it looked a vibrant little town and will explore again one day . We enjoyed the forest and seeing the ponies and donkeys who are in no doubt who’s in charge of the roads but it was wonderful to see . Plenty of places to stop and walk in the forest with some wonderful pubs to dine inn .Guest review byPeter - 10.0
Brockenhurst has got lots of little shops, cafes and pubs...
Brockenhurst has got lots of little shops, cafes and pubs and a wine bar. Really well placed to travel around the New Forest. All staff in the shops were friendly and helpful. Ended up looking in estate agents windows we loved it so much!Guest review byJoUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Beautiful and relaxing so much history to explore and a must...
Beautiful and relaxing so much history to explore and a must see the wild ponies pigs and deers along with other roaming wild life It’s definitely a places to go and has easy routes to other areas which are also worth visiting. The moor house staff were very friendly and helpful and the hotel was clean with a bar and nice area to sit out side with your drinkGuest review byAnonymous - 10.0
We were disappointed that the pier ferry wasn't working but...
We were disappointed that the pier ferry wasn't working but the pier and the train were very interesting - lots of plaques on the pier with interesting information and lots of inscriptions on the planks on the pier. The town was very nice - a surprising number of different shops in such a small area. The town centre and pier within very easy walking distance from the Boathouse hotel. Good meals served there with a good selection at reasonable prices.Guest review byMonicaUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Beaulieu is a lovely area and if you like horses and donkeys...
Beaulieu is a lovely area and if you like horses and donkeys you will love it. The village i itself is very clean and pretty with lots of lovely places for coffee etc. All the people I met wee extremely friendly and helpful. There is also the Motor museum and other places to see but we were mostly cycling around and it’s great for thatGuest review byGiselleUnited Kingdom - 8.0
A quiet small village with friendly people.
A quiet small village with friendly people. Good to use as a base. Easy drive to the forest, Brockenhurst, Burly, Lyndhurst and Milford On Sea etc. Great breakfast at the Sway Deli. There's two pubs to choose from and there's the lovely Manor Hotel if you fancy a posh meal.Guest review byPoonamUnited Kingdom - 10.0
The Lodge was beautifully appointed, spacious & decorated...
The Lodge was beautifully appointed, spacious & decorated very tastefully. Extra large deck overlooking a wildlife lake with Duck & Swan food provided. Location was perfect to explore the New Forest and the facilities around the holiday village were awesome. Great communication from the lodge hosts & reasonably priced for such a lovely place to stay. Will definitely re-book when we return to England.Guest review byAlisonAustralia - 8.0
Very pretty location and easy access to New Forest but the...
Very pretty location and easy access to New Forest but the Lodge we stayed in had no living area and a tiny Kitchen diner not really suitable for more than two although meant for four people. The Lodge was very clean with nice decor but just lacked the comfort as no where to sit other than bedroomsGuest review byPaulUnited Kingdom - 10.0
It was a really wunderfull place from which we could visit...
It was a really wunderfull place from which we could visit all the spots at the amazing National Park New Forest. Hostess Linda was very kind, helpfull and she even took care of some breakfast for us. Next to the beautiful site it is very comfortable and complete. We certainly come back here! Don’t forget to visit Beaulieu, Lyndhurst and the beautiful Bucklers Hard. There is a nice pub and good food!Guest review byAnonymous - 6.0
Never got a chance to see the town of Lyndhurst and...
Never got a chance to see the town of Lyndhurst and surrounding area We drove down from Warwickshire and it was just a stopgap and unpleasant rest place where we stayed, before we caught the ferry from Lymington to the isle of Wight. So sorry I cannot comment on the surrounding area.Guest review byAlanUnited Kingdom
