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WHAT WE LOVE...

It's easy to see why guests come back to Daisybank year after year. Comfortable accommodation with plenty of little luxuries, outstanding locally sourced breakfasts and unforgettable New Forest walks straight from the door mean there's a lot to like. Thoughtful touches like homemade treats on arrival and works by local artists create a special atmosphere. The main house is an attractive Arts and Crafts building, but the pick of the accommodation has to be the suites in the grounds. They're modern, spacious and private, each with their own entrance and courtyard, and one even has a sauna in the garden. Brokenhurst with its train station, shops and restaurants is a ten-minute walk away, meaning Daisybank is ideal for a car-free break.

Your expert reviewer

Alexandra Richards
Travel writer and photographer
Alexandra Richards is a freelance travel writer and photographer based in Dorset. She is the author of numerous guidebooks, including Bradt’s Slow Travel Guide to Dorset and the Bradt guide to Mauritius. She has a particular interest in food, wildlife, outdoor activities, remote places, travelling with children and encouraging an outdoor childhood.

THE DETAILS

Location

Walk through woodland around the Rufus Stone near Lyndhurst, and you'll meet ponies, donkeys and deer along the way.

You're in the heart of the New Forest here; it's a 10-minute walk to Brockenhurst and a 15-minute drive to Lyndhurst.
By car: 1 hour 45 minutes from Oxford, 2 hours from London and 3 hours from Birmingham. Free on-site parking.
By train: London Waterloo to Brockenhurst takes 1 hour 30 minutes. It's a 20-minute walk (or 4-minute taxi) to the hotel. thetrainline.com

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Style & Character

Nature lovers, walkers and families will relish the location. The rooms (especially the Dandelion Suite) have a romantic feel. The architect-designed, corrugated and wood-clad Gardener's Cottage is thoroughly modern but the antiques and locally made accessories inside add character.

Service & Facilities

We loved the owners' commitment to supporting local, from the plates and mugs made by a New Forest pottery to locally sourced breakfasts.

  • Bar
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Board games
  • Free parking
  • Free Wi-Fi

Rooms

The Dandelion Suite has ample space for a family of three, with a luxurious Victoria and Albert bath and a private sauna. A lot of thought has gone into the design of the rooms and each has its own character inspired by the local area.

Solent Suite, Courtyard Suite, Burdock Suite, Shepherd's Hut, Marryat Suite, Daisy Suite, Brightiff Suite, Dandelion Suite
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities, mini-fridge, TV, free Wi-Fi

Food & Drink

The breakfast room is lovely but you can opt for breakfast in your room if you can't face changing out of your PJs. The gluten-free pancakes were delicious, as was the homemade granola and locally made jams.

Breakfast: a feast of locally sourced produce, served daily between 8:30-9:30am in the breakfast room or in-room.

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