Hotel New Forest

Hotels in the forest

A large range of hotel accommodation is on offer in the New Forest. With many different styles to suit the type of holiday you prefer. From luxury hotels with spa facilities to smaller boutique hotels you can find accommodation to suit your style and budget.

• Hotels
• Maps
• Accommodation

• Featured Hotels in the New Forest
  • Chewton Glen Hotel and Spa
  • Rhinefield House Hotel
  • Lime Wood
  • Montagu Arms Hotel
  • New Park Manor Hotel
  • The Burley Manor
• New Forest Maps
  • New Forest Bed and Breakfast Map
  • New Forest Cycle Routes
• New Forest Accommodation
  • New Forest Bed and Breakfast
  • New Forest Hotel
  • New Forest Accommodation
  • The New Forest Business Directory

  How to get good deal

  • Think Seasonal: Look out for seasonal offers as the New Forest can be equally as rewarding in the 'out of season' months.
  • Book Early: Hotels generally increase prices closer to the booking date.
  • Special Offers?: Ask the receptionist if they are doing any special offers at the moment.
  • Look for Coupons: Search for coupon and offer codes on the internet.
  • Haggle!: You don't know till you ask.

Other Accommodation

Bed and Breakfast accommodation suits most visitors with many accepting dogs and lots with cycle storage and off road parking .Wherever you decide to stay, you are usually not too far from the open forest and away from traffic. Self catering holiday cottages are usually available on a weekend or weekly basis. This option gives you maximum privacy and freedom. During the warmer months, camping can be lots of fun whether you are single, a couple or a larger group. The campsites are dotted all over the forest and some of them are equipped with washroom & toilet facilities. Many campsites around England are vast fields with rows and rows of tents and caravans. In the New Forest, you are often in peaceful wooded areas with open grassland nearby making your camp more secluded and giving you the real sense of being 'in the wild'. Ponies and cattle wander freely through most of the campsites but they generally keep to themselves as long as you don't leave food and rubbish outside of your tent.

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Welcome to the New Forest

The New Forest National Park is one of fourteen National Parks in Britain. The New Forest is almost 219 square miles giving plenty of room for animals and people alike. With lots of open space and forest on offer, the New Forest has become a regular tourist visiting area with many people returning year after year. It is renowned for walkers, dog walkers, horse riders and cyclists along with bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Many of the villages have cycle hire shops and some have horse riding facilities. A selection of maps are available from most places showing routes for walkers and cyclists.

New Forest Attractions

Once you are in the New Forest you can visit lots of attractions. There are wildlife parks, animal farms, local history centres and much more. There are plenty of 'free' activities on offer including a walk along the Tall Trees Trail on Rhinefield Ornamental Drive which is the home to the giant Cedarwood trees. The Deer sanctuary at Bolderwood offers a great viewing point to watch the deer. For some New Forest history visit the Rufus Stone at Stoney Cross which is said to be the spot where King Rufus died. Beaulieu and of course the National Motor Museum is a great day out for petrol heads. You can find local markets most days of the week, see you local tourist office for dates and locations. The New Forest National Park is a wonderful place for your vacation whichever type of hotel or other accommodation you choose.