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Burley Manor Hotel [38 Rooms]
Ringwood Road, Burley, Hampshire, England, BH24 4BS
Prices: from £70
The Burley Manor Hotel is the jewel in the crown of the New Forest. Located in the picturesque village of Burley, near to Ringwood, Bournemouth and Southampton.
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Amenities
Airport Name
Coach parking
Dry Cleaning / Laundry Service
Free car park
Free car park for how many cars
Left Luggage / Storage Facilities
Lounge / Bar
Nearest Major Train Station
Outdoor swimming pool
Restaurant
Rooms accessible by ground floor access
Self Parking
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Throughout its long history, Burley Manor 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. All are fully equipped with electric trouser press, hair dryer, colour television and tea and coffee-making facilities. 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
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