Boutique hotel in Brockenhurst (met straal 10 km)

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arrival: fri 25 may 2012 - departure: sat 26 may 2012

• Cottage Lodge

  Brockenhurst - In the Victorian village of Brockenhurst, nestled in the heart of the New Forest National Park, this charming 17th century residence now offers 5-star guest accommodation.
  
  Cottage Lodge is a friendly, family-run property offering 12 clean, comfortable hotel-style bedrooms. All of the rooms have en suite facilities with a bath or a shower. The standard rooms are the equivalent of a 2-star hotel room and the superior rooms are the equivalent of 3-star hotel accommodation. All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, TVs and hairdryers. Irons are available on request.
  
  Parts of the building date back to 1650 and still feature beautiful period features, such as original wooden beams. The lodge’s rich history mean it has a wealth of character and original charm. Taller guests will have to duck in places! Every room is individual and unique. Some are modern, while others have a traditional feel.
  
  The Snug Bar and the breakfast room still boasts original timbers.
  
  A delicious full English breakfast is available from 08:15 to 10:00 and features locally sourced produce.
  
  The village of Brockenhurst has 3 pubs, 7 restaurants, a train station, a petrol station and various shops. The lodge is just 4 minutes’ walk from open forest, but if you prefer to explore on horseback or by bike, horse riding and bicycle hire are available in the village.
  
  Cottage Lodge is a quirky, family run guest house that was awarded Most Sustainable Tourism Business in England 2008 and was a finalist in the Best Bed and Breakfast in South East awards.
  
  In the surroundings you will find 2 eateries, shops, village railway station, horse riding, bike hire and, of course, the open forest.
  
  In November 2008 Cottage Lodge was a finalist for 3 awards:
  - Best Bed and Breakfast in the South East (Tourism South East).
  - Outstanding Service (Brilliance in Business).
  - Most Responsible Small Accommodation Provider in the World (The Telegraph newspaper).
  
  A hotel until 2006, Cottage Lodge is now the best B&B in the New Forest (The Guardian newspaper, 2007).
  
  Cottage Lodge is based in the thriving New Forest village of Brockenhurst, so you may experience a little noise. However, this does mean you are within just a few minutes’ walk of all of the town’s amenities.
  
  Brockenhurst is one of 3 New Forest villages where the ponies, cattle, donkeys and even pigs can wander freely around the village. They can sometimes be seen on the little green opposite Cottage Lodge.
  
  All of the rooms at the Cottage Lodge are en suite but not all of them have both bath and shower. Please mention if you have a preference and want either a bath or shower, the Lodge will do their best to help if possible.
  
  All rooms have TV with either video or DVD player. There is a film library in the dining room.
  
  
    
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  GBP 45

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• Whitley Ridge

  Brockenhurst - Whitley Ridge is a relaxed 18th-century country house in quiet green grounds, near Brockenhurst, completely surrounded by the New Forest.
  
  Modern and informal, the rooms are cosy and comfortable. Each has is individually styled and includes luxury toiletries.
  
  Simply at Whitley Ridge offers simple brasserie-style food. The seasonal menus are created with fresh ingredients, much of which is from Simply's walled kitchen garden.
  
  
    
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  GBP 100

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• Rhinefield House Hotel

  Brockenhurst - In the heart of the New Forest, this grand country house originally built in 1887 is a blend of Tudor and Gothic styles, and offers more than a little luxury.
  
  Ideally located close to Lyndhurst, Brockenhurst and all the New Forest has to offer, the hotel is only 20 miles from Southampton and Bournemouth.
  
  Once the site of a keepers lodge, Rhinefield House was built with a 'no expense spared' approach. It is fitted with chandeliers, intricate carvings and unique touches, but has retained a homely, easy-going feel.
  
  On a crisp winter day you can warm your feet by an open fire. Or, when the sun is shining, step outside and enjoy a drink on the terrace - a popular venue for barbecues and open-air jazz events. Alternatively, relax in the lounge and enjoy a signature afternoon tea.
  
  Local attractions include Lepe Country park, Millstream Raceway, Beaulieu Motor Museum and Calshot Castle.
  
  Southampton, Hampshire (22.5 km / 14 miles)
  Bournemouth, Dorset (32 km / 20 miles)
  Winchester, Hampshire (43.5 km / 27 miles)
  Salisbury, Wiltshire (43.5 km / 27 miles)
  
  Known by name rather than numbers, rooms feature a blend of classic comforts and modern touches. In each you will find a large flat-screen TV with DVD and CD players. To ease away the stresses and strains, take a soak in a bath complete with unique, specially designed toiletries.
  
  
    
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  GBP 115.57

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• Careys Manor Hotel

  Brockenhurst - Set in Brockenhurst, in the heart of the New Forest, this luxurious spa hotel provides the ideal venue in which to relax away from the stresses of everyday life.
  
  Careys Manor offers you great value and as much rest or active recreation as you choose, in a happy, healthy and homely environment, complemented by friendly and efficient staff.
  
  The hotel can accommodate families, although restrictions apply. The rooms in the garden wing are modern and contemporary. Careys Manor also has 4 Double Manor Rooms and 58 Garden Double Rooms.
  
  
    
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  GBP 148

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• Burley Manor Hotel

  Burley (at 8.9km) - The Burley Manor Hotel is the jewel in the crown of the New Forest. Located in the picturesque village of Burley, in the New Forest.
  
  Part of the Forestdale Hotel Group, Burley Manor Hotel is located in the beautiful New Forest. Throughout its long history, the hotel has enjoyed many regal connections. Parts of the estate were probably laid out in Saxon times and must have existed before the Doomsday Book was compiled in 1086. Later, for nearly 200 years, Burley was a Royal Manor. The current building was erected in 1852, but it was a further 80 years before the house became a hotel, when a restaurant and bedroom wing were added. During World War Two, the hotel was requisitioned and used as a military headquarters by Lord Montgomery and his chiefs of staff. Over the past 25 years the baronial-style hotel has been continually upgraded and refurbished, the most recent additions being a brand new wing of luxurious premier rooms and a conservatory extension to the restaurant. Burley has 38 spacious and elegant en-suite bedrooms, including some with four-poster beds.
  The hotel has a relaxing ambience with modern comfortable amenities and several leisure activities. The large lounge is packed with antiques - such as a box where gentlemen can deposit their swords before dining - and is warmed by a blazing log fire. Grand bay windows overlook the stunning scenery - a magnificent old cedar tree alongside the croquet lawn; outdoor swimming pool, heated in the summer; and a paddock where a herd of New Forest deer graze. The delightful restaurant, with its superb fireplace and views over the landscaped gardens, serves a variety of traditional cuisine and is extremely popular locally. The Victorian-style conservatory adjoining the restaurant gives the impression guests are dining alfresco. Burley Manor has its own stables with horses suitable for novices to the more experienced riders. The Hotel has self-contained meeting facilities, the largest seating up to a maximum of 60 delegates. Nearby Attractions: Sightseeing/Tours, Shopping, Night club, Horseback riding, Hiking, Swimming pool, Museums, Gardens and Parks, Water Amusement Park, Ocean Aquarium, Zoo, Owl Sanctuary.
  
  Non smoking hotel.
  
  
    
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  GBP 31.5

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• Macdonald Elmers Court Hotel & Resort

  Lymington (at 8.3km) - Overlooking the Isle of Wight and the Solent, Macdonald Elmers Court Hotel has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa and gym. Rooms have views of the courtyards or grounds.
  
  Built in the 1820s, Elmers Court now has extensive leisure facilities including tennis, squash, bowls and croquet. The spa has a sauna and steam room. Treatments include facials, pedicures and massages. Personal trainers are available in the gym.
  
  Bedrooms are located in a modern building next to the main house and all have luxurious en suite bathrooms. All rooms have a TV, a work desk and free mineral water.
  
  The Waterford Restaurant serves modern British cuisine. The two bars offer light meals and drinks. Dining on the terrace and 24-hour room service are available.
  
  Lymington Railway Station and town centre are less than 2 miles away. The New Forest National Park is 5 minutes’ drive from the Elmers Court Hotel.
  
  
    
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  GBP 52.2

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• The White Buck Inn

  Ringwood (at 7km) - Lying in the heart of the new forest, the White Buck Inn is close to the traditional village of Burley.
  
  A very luxurious countryside retreat, this former country house is set in 3 acres of the New Forest, with private wooded lawns and gardens. It has a play area for children, an adults-only decked area and an extensive sun terrace.
  
  The inn is locally renowned for its fine fresh fish, seafood and New Forest game with about 30 main course choices on the menu. Whether you enjoy walking, cycling, horse riding, golf or fishing, rest assured that The White Buck Inn is the perfect location for all country pursuits.
  
  The White Buck Inn is situated right in the heart of the New Forest and is one of the best locations for walking in Hampshire. It is also less than 2 miles from the historical village of Burley where you can visit the witch shops, hire a bicycle or book a horse ride to see the beautiful New Forest national park countryside.
  
  For golfers, there is also a 9-hole golf course right next door to the inn. It is also close to the town of Ringwood which hosts many pubs and restaurants, plus a weekly market. If you fancy a day out shopping, then Southampton and Bournemouth are only 30 minutes journey time away.
  
  The rooms offer all the convenience of the city with all the glorious charm of the country. Each room is spacious and well designed with a rural feel, but with all the modern amenities and facilities you need for a relaxing stay. All of the standard rooms have recently been refurbished to a very high standard.
  
  
    
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  GBP 55

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  Temple Lodge

  Lyndhurst (at 5.4km) - In the heart of the New Forest National Park, Temple Lodge is a stunning family-run guest house, with free Wi-Fi and free parking. Lyndhurst is a few minutes’ walk away.
  
  All of the refurbished en suite rooms ...
    
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  GBP 85

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  The Montagu Arms

  Brockenhurst (at 8.8km) - This outstanding country house in the New Forest is home to Terrace Restaurant, with its Michelin Star award. The Montagu Arms is an AA Inspectors’ Choice hotel, with 4 Stars.
  
  The Montague Arms dates back ...
    
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  GBP 128.4

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