BROCKENHURST B&B Bed and Breakfasts

DAISYBANK COTTAGE Boutique Bed & Breakfast (Brockenhurst) Nestled in the heart of the beautiful New Forest, Daisybank Cottage Boutique Bed and Breakfast offers a truly special experience: a touch of real luxury in a place of outstanding beauty. Unlike the normal bed and breakfast experience Daisybank Cottage strives to provide both quality and luxury in our cottage hideaway. We have designed our three beautiful bedrooms with comfort and luxury in mind. VIEW WEBSITE
BURLEIGH B&B (Tiptoe) Burleigh is the lovely home of Ray and Maureen Duffield. Situated in the heart of the Forest between Brockenhurst, Sway and New Milton, the joys of the beautiful surroundings are yours to explore and enjoy. The open forest is a 5 minute walk away. 2 ground floor en-suite rooms. Lovely garden to relax in. VIEW WEBSITE
FERNBRAKE B&B (Boldre) Spacious delightful home set in the heart of the New Forest National Park. 3 spacious ensuite double rooms overlooking garden with WiFi and digital TV. Direct forest access and within walking distance to forest pubs. For equestrian enthusiasts we have two stables, turn out paddock and can offer escorted rides. VIEW WEBSITE
THE OLD CHAPEL B&B (Sway) Beautiful converted chapel in village on the edge of the New Forest. Families welcome, ground floor accommodation. Brockenhurst and Lymington are both nearby. Originally built as a Baptist Church around 1836, the Old Chapel has been carefully restored and updated to provide quiet and relaxing B&B accommodation. Situated opposite the owners’ house across the courtyard, allowing you complete freedom and independence.  Sway has its own shops, post office, and an excellent pub.  We have 2 non-smoking bedrooms with off-street parking. Both have modern en-suite bathrooms, TV, & free WiFi.  VIEW WEBSITE
HEATHER COTTAGE B and B Sway Our quiet lane on the Forest is shared with ponies. 2 Double rooms with very comfortable king-sized beds and a single room with an extra long bed and view of the open forest.  Locally sourced organic food. Lymington 3 miles, Brockenhurst 2 miles.  The Hare & Hounds, which serves good meals and welcomes children and dogs, is ten minutes walk from us. VIEW WEBSITE
POPPY COTTAGE Bed and Breakfast Brockenhurst Friendly family home in quiet location a few minutes walk from village, forest, railway, pubs and restaurants.  1 Double, 1 twin bedroom with private bathroom which includes bath and shower. Bathrobes and complementary toiletries provided. Colour TV/DVD/freeview and tea/coffee making facilities.  Hearty breakfasts with multiple choices.   VIEW WEBSITE
TOWER HALL Bed and Breakfast Sway, near Lymington Tower Hall is no ordinary bed & breakfast. This is an opportunity for discerning guests to stay in an elegant home, steeped in history and decorated to a very high standard. The bedrooms and reception rooms are all designed using the very best available furnishings & fittings and are in keeping with a spectacular country house.  All rooms benefit from en-suite bathrooms and the little touches one might associate with a top boutique hotel are all provided. Breakfast is either served in a stunning conservatory or in the marble floored main kitchen and breakfast room. The informal and welcoming hospitality however, will ensure that you are made to feel completely at home.  VIEW WEBSITE
COTTAGE LODGE Bed and Breakfast Brockenhurst Charming beamed 17th Century cottage in the heart of the Victorian Village of Brockenhurst. Five Star B&B with all rooms en-suite and equivalent to good three star hotel. Gold GTBS winner. Car parking. Near Brockenhurst railway station. Nearby are 12 lovely eateries, bike hire, horse riding, easy access to forest.  Superb new forest breakfasts. Walk welcome. Walk or cycle straight out from the B&B and within minutes you are on the forest. VIEW WEBSITE
THE HOUSE ON THE FORD B&B Brockenhurst Everything you imagined for your stay in the New Forest - pretty Victorian house set on the banks of a stream, new forest ponies right up to the front gate and the open forest all around for walking, cycling and horse riding. Very quiet yet walking distance to Brockenhurst village pubs, restaurants  and shops. VIEW WEBSITE
TIVERTON Bed and Breakfast  Sway 'Tiverton' is a Chalet Bungalow situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the centre of the village of Sway, on the edge of the New Forest and 4 miles from the coast.  'Tiverton' offers ground floor and first floor suites of rooms which include your own private sitting room, double/twin bedroom, en-suite bathroom and fridge/microwave/crockery for reheating takeaways, preparing picnics etc.  You also get your own key, giving access 24/7.   ETC 4 Diamond.    Resident Hosts: Thelma and Ron Rowe VIEW WEBSITE
HILDEN 2 Self Catering Apartments Boldre, Brockenhurst A comfortable Edwardian house in 2 acres grounds only 50 yards from the open New Forest, with 2 apartments in wings of the main house.  1 bedroom suite from £60/night  or 2 bedrooms flat from £85/night or £300/week.  The Hobler Inn is 200 yards away, and 2 excellent pubs are within a mile. Hilden is approximately 2 miles from Brockenhurst, with fast train to London Waterloo only 1hr. 20mins.  2½ miles from Lymington and 10 mins from Beaulieu. VIEW WEBSITE

BROCKENHURST..

....is in the centre of the New Forest on the A337 between Lymington and Lyndhurst.  
The Southampton-Bournemouth railway line has a station here.
Brockenhurst has a good selection of shops and restaurants.
Bicycles can be hired from several shops in the village and there are several stable yards with horses for hire - see the Riding page on the menu left.

PLACES OF INTEREST

The Parish Church, St. Nicholas is on the SE edge of Brockenhurst on a ridge overlooking the village . Christians have worshipped on the site since AD737. The Domesday Book records the church as being in "Broceste", as the Normans called Brockenhurst, and it is regarded as the oldest church in the Forest. In the churchyard, by the south entrance porch is an ancient Yew Tree, estimated to be well over 1,000 years old.
The Imperial War Graves Commission cares for 100 soldiers graves, among them 93 New Zealanders, 1 Australian and 3 Indians, in the churchyard.  These men were among the thousands of casualties of the first World War brought from France for treatment in the wartime Brockenhurst Hospital. In commemoration, an Anzac Service is held each year in the churchyard on the Sunday nearest to the 25th April, Anzac Day.
The story of the hospital is intriguing and those interested can find details at www.brockenhurstchurches.co.uk

Balmer Lawn is a large area of flat heathland covering many acres to the north east of Brockenhurst.  This is a very popular place for strolling and picnics.