Overview
The hotel is both characterful and stylish with quirky corners, oak panelling and wood beamed ceilings. There's a cosy bar, perfect for chilling out after a busy day of dog walks, where you can order from the main restaurant menu which offers the best of British seasonal menu and is renowned for its home-cooked Sunday roasts.
Golf loving dog owners will be delighted to know that there are two 18 hole golf courses on site. There is also a fitness suite as well as various beauty treatments available.
What Your Dog Can Expect At This Dog-Friendly Hotel
Super dog-welcoming, the hotel offers doggie guests a map with walking trails and a doggie menu. Enjoy walks from the doorstep and visit the year round dog-friendly beaches including Eling and Goatee beach or you can go to Lymighton and take a ferry to the Isle of Wight. This property also features Adaptil calming rooms with wellbeing guides, and calming communal spaces using Adaptil Calm Diffusers, Adaptil Travel Sprays at reception, and Douxo Calm Shampoos to borrow for mucky pups. Paws at the ready!
Highlights
- English Coaching Inn in the heart of the New Forest
- Award winning restaurant with exquisite food
- Beauty treatment rooms and fitness suite available
Pooch perks
- The hotel offers doggie guests a map with walking trails and a dog menu
- Adaptil Calming Rooms with wellbeing guides, calming communal spaces, and Douxo Calm Shampoos to borrow
- 140 miles of walking trails in the New Forest to explore
Bow Wow Factor
The hotel is very dog-welcoming with a doggie menu, walking maps and welcome pack plus more than 140 miles of tracks and footpaths in the New Forest for you and your dog to navigate.
All the 26 individually designed bedrooms and suites are dog-friendly. All the rooms are designed with characterful features like wooden beams and casement windows combined with super comfortable beds and some rooms with access onto the grounds.
Dine with Your Dog
You can dine with your dog in the bar area which features dog snacks, a doggie dining menu, and the option to order from the restaurant menu. Or if you would rather leave your dog in the room you can dine in the restaurant which serves a British menu made from Hampshire's finest ingredients including slow cooked pork belly and pan seared bass fillet. Smaller bites are also available and there are themed evenings with steak and wine on Tuesdays and Fish and Fizz on Fridays.
Need to know
The Bell Inn, Bramshaw Reviews
- 44 reviews
- Member since 2015
Lyndhurst, New Forest, Hampshire, SO43 7HE
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Overrated and hardly luxurious
Didn t have a pleasant experience
We were offered a complimentary afternoon tea when we arrived and were pleasantly surprised and so had it.We had asked them to check we were entitled to it and told yes.
We were later told by receptionist that this was an error and we had to pay for it or otherwise they d forfeit our evening dinner voucher for hi h was part of our package!
We were made to feel quite dishonest and uncomfortable as if it was our fault!
Bedroom was small n basic.
Dirty towels left by cleaner and not replaced.
Luckily our breakfast was included in our package otherwise 24.99for a cooked breakfast!
Nothing luxurious about this hotel
Disappointed as expecting 4 star hotel standard
Situated on a very busy B road with traffic passing close to our room all day, it was noisy during the day but quieter at night . The food was acceptable, but not generous. Sadly the bar was used as a restaurant with no where to have a pre- dinner drink. The restaurant was hardly used, There was limited menu and the soup was he same night after night. Limited cutlery on tables (knife, fork and paper serviette only). Had to ask for additional cutlery and side plates.
Breakfast was expensive (if optional extra) and you had to use the one knife for eating cooked breakfast and butter toast, unless you proactively, as I did, find side plates and additional knives. They had no toast racks and had to be asked is you wanted toast and marmalade. Toas came on a plate laid flat.
Porridge was not available. Coffee came in cafetieres but it was just a receptacle and the coffee temperature varied from cafetiere to cafetiere.
The food was Ok, but portions were small and it was definitely not 4 star and we did not think it value for money
Map & Directions
Address
Brook
Lyndhurst
New Forest
Hampshire
SO43 7HE
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Location & Local Attractions
You are thoroughly spoilt for choice with all the fabulous walks through the New Forest as well as straight from the door including the circular walk to The Rufus Stone which is surrounded by green fields and woodland trails and to the delightful village of Minstead - both are circular walks of about 7 miles long. There's also a lovely walk from Beaulieu to Bucklers Hard or take a coastal walk from Lymington to Milton on Sea. Or why not catch a dog-friendly ferry at Lymington which takes you to the Isle of Wight.
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Concierge
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