"Loved the property, we stayed in the chalet. Facilities are excellent & the buffet breakfast provided was more than ample. Located in a quiet area but very convenient for town centre, a nice walk along the canal takes you into town.
Had a very friendly welcome from James who explained how everything worked.
Definitely stay again if we need accommodation in Romsey."
"Loved the property, we stayed in the chalet. Facilities are excellent & the buffet breakfast provided was more than ample. Located in a quiet area but very convenient for town centre, a nice walk along the canal takes you into town.
Had a very friendly welcome from James who explained how everything worked.
Definitely stay again if we need accommodation in Romsey."
"Comfortable rooms above a pub less than a two minute walk from Lymington Town railway station and a few minutes to town centre and quayside with restaurants and pubs.
Street was fairly quiet at night.
Staff friendly and efficient- we left our bags as we arrived early and when we returned later to check in the bags had been taken to our room for us.
Would stay again."
"Comfortable rooms above a pub less than a two minute walk from Lymington Town railway station and a few minutes to town centre and quayside with restaurants and pubs.
Street was fairly quiet at night.
Staff friendly and efficient- we left our bags as we arrived early and when we returned later to check in the bags had been taken to our room for us.
Would stay again."
"Room was tastefully decorated and bathroom was spacious. Evening meal was delicious and staff attentive. Would definitely visit again if in the area."
"Room was tastefully decorated and bathroom was spacious. Evening meal was delicious and staff attentive. Would definitely visit again if in the area."
"Had a lovely Halloween stay in Burley, such a great location in the New Forest. Really appreciated the friendly staff, lovely welcoming bar, and the superb Halloween decorations which really set the scene and mood."
"Had a lovely Halloween stay in Burley, such a great location in the New Forest. Really appreciated the friendly staff, lovely welcoming bar, and the superb Halloween decorations which really set the scene and mood."
"The little gypsy caravan was lovely and quaint, an experience in itself, everywhere was immaculate and clean, well organised, the continental breakfast was beautiful with a wide range and fresh fruit, the owner recommended we're to eat in the village and drink, it's was excellent to, nice and friendly, overall an excellent experience"
"The little gypsy caravan was lovely and quaint, an experience in itself, everywhere was immaculate and clean, well organised, the continental breakfast was beautiful with a wide range and fresh fruit, the owner recommended we're to eat in the village and drink, it's was excellent to, nice and friendly, overall an excellent experience"
"We were greated by the kindest host who gave us many helpful tips and made us feel at home. The room was nice, clean and in walking distance/bus distance to city centre - and breakfast was very good. Highly recommend staying here."
"We were greated by the kindest host who gave us many helpful tips and made us feel at home. The room was nice, clean and in walking distance/bus distance to city centre - and breakfast was very good. Highly recommend staying here."
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This historic maritime village offers waterfront walks with views of massive cruise ships departing Southampton across the water. Catch the charming Hythe Ferry to explore Southampton's SeaCity Museum, or visit the New Forest National Park just inland for cycling and wildlife spotting.
The hosts were very welcoming and very engaging. The room was great and extremely comfortable. There was an issue with roadworks and James called me the night before to explain, which I thought was great service.
The hosts were very welcoming and very engaging. The room was great and extremely comfortable. There was an issue with roadworks and James called me the night before to explain, which I thought was great service.
Lee
Reviewed September 28, 2024Reviewed September 28, 2024
If you’re looking for a base to explore the New Forest or the Georgian market town of Lymington, the Walhampton Arms hits all the right notes for a comfortable, fuss-free stay.
The Highlights
• Spotless Accommodations: The rooms are notably clean and well-maintained, striking a nice balance between rustic pub charm and modern comfort. You won't find any "country dust" here.
• Warm Hospitality: The staff are a real standout—friendly, attentive.
• The Breakfast Spread: Come hungry. The breakfast...
If you’re looking for a base to explore the New Forest or the Georgian market town of Lymington, the Walhampton Arms hits all the right notes for a comfortable, fuss-free stay.
The Highlights
• Spotless Accommodations: The rooms are notably clean and well-maintained, striking a nice balance between rustic pub charm and modern comfort. You won't find any "country dust" here.
• Warm Hospitality: The staff are a real standout—friendly, attentive.
• The Breakfast Spread: Come hungry. The breakfast...
We had a lovely stay at Bosun's Chair and would highly recommend it. The location is excellent, making it easy to explore the local area and enjoy everything nearby.
Our room was beautiful, with cool, stylish décor and a comfortable, welcoming feel. The bathroom was equally impressive, with nice towels and quality toiletries provided. We also appreciated the in-room facilities, including a coffee machine, kettle, tea, hot chocolate and complimentary bottled water.
Check-in and check-out were...
We had a lovely stay at Bosun's Chair and would highly recommend it. The location is excellent, making it easy to explore the local area and enjoy everything nearby.
Our room was beautiful, with cool, stylish décor and a comfortable, welcoming feel. The bathroom was equally impressive, with nice towels and quality toiletries provided. We also appreciated the in-room facilities, including a coffee machine, kettle, tea, hot chocolate and complimentary bottled water.
Check-in and check-out were...
Sarah
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
Lovely boutique hotel run by a friendly engaging couple. Immaculate rooms and excellent breakfast great for short or long stay. Totally recommended five star
Lovely boutique hotel run by a friendly engaging couple. Immaculate rooms and excellent breakfast great for short or long stay. Totally recommended five star
Absolutely perfect hotel. Staff inc Tina, Alex and Luke all great, room perfect - exceptionally clean with a comfy bed. Restaurant stunning, food great and good value - the Carrot Cake really something else! Also best breakfast I’ve had in a long while. Stunning location too
Absolutely perfect hotel. Staff inc Tina, Alex and Luke all great, room perfect - exceptionally clean with a comfy bed. Restaurant stunning, food great and good value - the Carrot Cake really something else! Also best breakfast I’ve had in a long while. Stunning location too
Had a lovely Halloween stay in Burley, such a great location in the New Forest. Really appreciated the friendly staff, lovely welcoming bar, and the superb Halloween decorations which really set the scene and mood.
Had a lovely Halloween stay in Burley, such a great location in the New Forest. Really appreciated the friendly staff, lovely welcoming bar, and the superb Halloween decorations which really set the scene and mood.
Anthony
Reviewed November 1, 2026Reviewed November 1, 2026
The little gypsy caravan was lovely and quaint, an experience in itself, everywhere was immaculate and clean, well organised, the continental breakfast was beautiful with a wide range and fresh fruit, the owner recommended we're to eat in the village and drink, it's was excellent to, nice and friendly, overall an excellent experience
The little gypsy caravan was lovely and quaint, an experience in itself, everywhere was immaculate and clean, well organised, the continental breakfast was beautiful with a wide range and fresh fruit, the owner recommended we're to eat in the village and drink, it's was excellent to, nice and friendly, overall an excellent experience
We were made very welcome & given ideas for where to eat and the best way into town as it was about 15 mins walk. We were able to leave the car outside with a permits given to us.
We were made very welcome & given ideas for where to eat and the best way into town as it was about 15 mins walk. We were able to leave the car outside with a permits given to us.
cHRIS
Reviewed September 22, 2015Reviewed September 22, 2015
We stayed 4 nights and everything was spot on. The location was perfect being just round the corner from the ferry, but quiet ( no driving around at the end of a long journey).The pub was very well laid out with plenty of room in the bar, lounge and dining areas. Beautifully presented inside, warm and cosy, with a very friendly relaxed welcome. Breakfast very good, and the evening meals were also good, we ate in every night. The staff seemed very happy and this must be credit to the owner and...
We stayed 4 nights and everything was spot on. The location was perfect being just round the corner from the ferry, but quiet ( no driving around at the end of a long journey).The pub was very well laid out with plenty of room in the bar, lounge and dining areas. Beautifully presented inside, warm and cosy, with a very friendly relaxed welcome. Breakfast very good, and the evening meals were also good, we ate in every night. The staff seemed very happy and this must be credit to the owner and...
Richard
Reviewed November 25, 2017Reviewed November 25, 2017
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