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The Tudor-Gothic facade looks like someone dared a Victorian architect to go bigger, and the New Forest surrounding it gives the whole scene an almost unfair amount of atmosphere. This country house hotel has a formal fine-dining restaurant alongside casual options, a spa, and a pool, with forest trails starting essentially at the door. Rooms in the newer wing skip the Gothic theatrics in favor of comfortable contemporary, which most guests appreciate by day two.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Hotels
One number, weighted & current 74
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