We Love —
- Escaping to the heart of Hampshire’s New Forest and unwinding at this charming hotel, where peaceful woodland trails, cosy comforts, and one of England’s most beautiful landscapes await.
- Indulging in a sumptuous Full New Forest English breakfast each morning of your stay, made even more celebratory with a refreshing glass of sparkling Bucks Fizz.
- Discovering the enchanting woodlands of the New Forest National Park, a haven of wildlife and natural beauty just moments from your hotel.
Customer reviews —
Cottage Lodge Hotel —
Just for you:
- Reserved parking space
This award-winning eco-chic hotel rests in the peace of pretty Hampshire, in the heart of the New Forest. Venture out across winding walking tracks or wander into charming Brockenhurst for an afternoon tea or well-deserved pint. After a day out in the spectacular countryside, snuggle down in thoughtfully decorated rooms with wind-swept hair and cheeks.
Cottage Lodge Hotel also boasts local toiletries, environmentally-friendly toilet paper, solar panels, electric car charging points, non bio detergent, and many more elements of your stay that respect and protect the surrounding environment.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Classic Room. Please note: there are several unique rooms in the Classic Room category, and guests will be assigned one upon booking.
Classic Room
Eeach room at Cottage Lodge Hotel has been thoughtfully decorated with unique themes and styles. All Classic Rooms are double or twin and have everything you need for a comfortable and cosy stay.
The rooms in the Classic Room category include :
-Little Alice
-Brusher Mills
-Rhinefield
-Tom Hayter
-Morant
-Rufus Stone
-Foresters
-Burley


Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Start each day with a hearty Full New Forest English breakfast, ready for adventures out in the fresh air. Tuck into sausage and bacon from the village butcher, free-range eggs from nearby Fluffetts Farm, bread from the Village Bakehouse, locally sourced field mushrooms and tomatoes, and be sure to sample a selection of local Yellow Forest handmade jams. In the evening, visit the hotel's White Tails New Forest Restaurant (open Tuesday to Saturday) for classic cooking including New Forest pork loin steak and warming homemade soup.
Your time
At the Cottage Lodge Hotel, have endless explorations in the New Forest National Park and enjoy the lush green scenery that surrounds the area.
New Forest —
The New Forest is a haven of ancient woodlands, open heathlands, and free-roaming ponies, offering a tranquil escape in southern England. Once a royal hunting ground, this national park is now a playground for nature lovers, history buffs, and outdoor adventurers alike. Whether you're exploring forest trails, paddling along scenic waterways, or spotting wildlife, the New Forest’s timeless charm makes it a must-visit destination.
Must-sees:
- Beaulieu: A picture-perfect village home to the Beaulieu River and the renowned National Motor Museum, showcasing vintage vehicles and F1 racing cars.
- Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway: A spectacular collection of rare trees, rhododendrons, and azaleas, best enjoyed via a charming steam train ride.
- New Forest Wildlife Park: Spot owls, otters, and even wolves in this conservation park set within the forest.
- Brockenhurst: One of the New Forest’s most scenic villages, where ponies and donkeys wander freely through the streets.
Culinary culture:
The New Forest is home to cosy pubs, country inns, and farm-to-table dining. Sample locally sourced venison, fresh seafood, and New Forest cider. Traditional cream teas are a must, best enjoyed in a rustic tea room or garden café.
Dive deeper:
Explore the New Forest on horseback or by bike for a closer look at its ancient woodlands and rolling heathlands. Paddle along the peaceful Beaulieu River by canoe or try paddleboarding along the coastline. For a taste of history, visit the ruins of Netley Abbey, a 13th-century monastery with a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere.
Good to know:
The New Forest is best explored by car, bike, or on foot. Wild ponies have right of way, so be mindful when driving. The best times to visit are spring and autumn, when the landscape bursts with colour and wildlife is most active.