Places to stay in Lyndhurst, Hampshire
We currently have 23 accommodations in and around Lyndhurst. There are also other regional listings available for Caravan parks, Chalets, Hotels, Inns and other properties. You can filter these listings by the available types.
Lyndhurst is the largest village within the New Forest, Hampshire. It is often called the "Capital of the New Forest" and is a popular tourist location with many shops, cafés, pubs and hotels. Lyndhurst is also home to the New Forest Centre, formerly the New Forest Museum. The nearest city is Southampton located around nine miles to the north-east. Local restaurants include Prezzo, Imperial China, Crown Brasserie, and The Forage.
The center of Lyndhurst ( which is at is longitude -1°34'36.074 and latitude 50°52'21.382 ) is located 3 miles away from Minstead, 3 miles away from Ashurst, 4 miles away from Brockenhurst and 5 miles away from Totton.
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The Waterloo Arms ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Situated just off the main traffic route through the New Forest (the A337), this Lyndhurst pub offers the perfect venue in the area to relax, wine and dine.
Our restaurant offers a varied menu of traditional home made food, freshly prepared and cooked to order by our chefs. There's something to tempt all appetites, from mouth-watering starters, to a selection of succulent local meat dishes and grills, and we specialize in Game, Fresh Fish and Seafood.
www.waterlooarmsnewforest.co.uk 
La Pergola ( Dining / Italian ). La Pergola is a traditional Italian restaurant/pizzeria, established in 1997 and still run by the Passarelli family.
We have a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and delightful building with a pergola covered in wisteria and vines.
www.la-pergola.co.uk
Fra Noi ( Dining / Italian ). Located at 74 High Street. In Italy a typical trattoria is a style of restaurant, only less formal. During the Romans time, people travelling for an official mission, were given a document, called “littera tractoria”. They needed to show this document in order to receive food from the specific dispatchers that ended up being called Trattorie.
New Forest Inn ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). The New Forest Inn is an unspoilt, traditional 18th Century Country Pub. All the team offer a very warm welcome to all who visit this quaint area of The New Forest, with all its country charm and atmosphere. Ponies, donkeys, cows and pigs amble past the front door, making it the ideal pub for dog walkers, cyclists and horse riders.
www.thenewforestinn.co.uk
Bentleys Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Set in a beautiful corner of the New Forest away from bustle of town and city, Bentleys Restaurant at The Woodlands Lodge Hotel provides the ideal location for a pleasant meal in the one-time Victorian music room that is now an elegant restaurant. Open daily for dinner from 7.00pm to 9.00pm and for a traditional Sunday lunch from 12.15 to 1.45pm