Dog-friendly The Master Builder's Hotel, Hampshire

Overview

Set at the end of the grassy street in Buckler’s Hard village and with beautiful views over the Beaulieu River, dog-friendly The Master Builder’s Hotel in Hampshire is set in one of the most picturesque locations of England's south coast. Located on Lord Montagu's Beaulieu Estate in the New Forest National Park, you and your canine friend will have miles of countryside and coastal walks to enjoy. Explore the historic shipbuilding village of Buckler's Hard, or head to nearby Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway for a day out with your pooch.

The hotel welcomes all pet guests with a comfy bed, bowls, treats, plus there is a Doggy Room Service Menu available.

Bedrooms & Suites

The Master Builder’s offers Riverview rooms in the Main House and Henry Adams rooms in a separate wing. The Henry Adams rooms are dog friendly, and all rooms feature tea & coffee making facilities, Roberts Radios, Bramley toiletries and cookies.

Henry Adams
2 adults
& 2 pets
Luxurious and traditional, Henry Adams Rooms are great for short breaks with your pet. Complete with comfy dog bed, bowls and special treats, your pup will be as happy as you are!
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Riverview Room
2 adults
& 2 pets
These Luxurious Riverview rooms offer stunning views of either the Beaulieu River, Buckler’s Hard village or both. Complete with comfy dog bed, bowls and special treats, your pup will be as happy as you are!
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Dine with Your Dog

There are two restaurants on site – Henry’s Pub and Riverview. Henry’s pub is dog friendly and whilst booking is not required, it is strongly recommended. Riverview is not dog friendly, however, well-behaved pooches can be left in the room if you wish to book into this restaurant. Outside there is the Crew Bar, open weekends from May to September and everyday in July & August (subject to weather). Serving barbecue style food (no booking necessary) overlooking Bucker’s Hard Village & the Beaulieu River.