Lyndhurst Park Hotel

78 High St, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England

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About Lyndhurst Park Hotel

Lyndhurst Park Hotel is the ideal touring base from which to explore the beautiful New Forest. Standing in its own extensive grounds, the Lyndhurst Park Hotel is a couple of minutes walk from the village. Part of the Forestdale Hotel Group. Our hotel is in a unique position. It is an elegant Georgian mansion set within three acres of garden, surrounded by 90,000 acres of open forest. The Lyndhurst Park Hotel appeals to a wide range of guests, having a variety of bars and lounges, plus a choice of restaurants including the oak-panelled Tudor Restaurant and conservatory-style Palm Room. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, sauna and tennis court. All of our rooms are en-suite and have colour television.

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