Lyndhurst Park Hotel
High Street, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7NL
Tel: 02380 283 923
Fax: 02380 283 019
E-mail: lyndhurst.park@forestdale.com
Situated in the heart of the New Forest, the Lyndhurst Park Hotel enjoys peace and tranquility, conveniently located only fifteen minutes from Southampton and the M27 and M3. This 59 bedroomed hotel is a spacious and comfortable location for short breaks to the New Forest, with a contemporary lounge bar serving tasty snacks during lunch times and evenings. The lovely oak paneled Tudor Restaurant has a local reputation for fine food, offering a range of delicious dishes to suit all tastes. The adjoining Palm Room is a light and airy conservatory restaurant, overlooking the hotel's five acres of beautiful gardens.
The hotel has a variety of activities for sports enthusiasts, including an outdoor pool, heated in the summer months, all-weather tennis court and a sauna. There is ample free parking at the hotel.
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By Road
Lyndhurst is on the A35, 10 miles west of Southampton and 17 miles east of Bournemouth. Exits 1, 2 and 3 off the M27 lead to the A35.
By Air
Southampton and Bournemouth Airports are both approximately 15 miles away.
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