Best Western Forest Lodge Hotel Lyndhurst

General Information

***Our rates are per suite, per night and are suite only unless otherwise specified*** The Best Western Forest Lodge was constructed in 1820 as the dower cottage of the Northerwood Estate and was used as a hunting box by King George IV. The guesthouse tranquil contains much of its Georgian architecture and stands in one-and-a-half acres of grounds, facing the New Forest Golf Course. Within a short distance is the bustling countryside of Lyndhurst, where the New Forest Museum is located. The state fashion adornment and helpful but amicable service produce the Best Western Forest Lodge a peerless specimen of English cordiality. The inn entry features wheelchair access, as do first floor bedrooms. There are 28 ample bedrooms, including single, double and family suites, all of which have en-suite bath or shower, colour tv, straight dial phone in addition to tea and coffee amenities. Hotel features an inner heated pool and sauna. The refined restaurant, The Forest Room, proposes lovely desk d'hote and a la Carte menus, supplemented by a varied wine catalogue. The brasserie provides the perfect ambiance to enjoy pre-dinner drinks and both the sumptuously equipped lounges are ideal to unbend in at the end of the day. The Forest Room makes an attractive function apartment for wedding ceremonies and selebryties, parties and meetings of up to 120 customers. The Hunting Lodge idea peaceful provides the perfect balance between a city and grange hotel for either work or recreation.