About the Hotel
Bedrooms
The hotel has 59 individually decorated en-suite bedrooms including standard and premier rooms, with the premier rooms overlooking the landscaped gardens of the hotel. All rooms have colour television, radio, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, together with tea and coffee making facilities.
Eating and Drinking
The lovely oak-panelled Tudor Restaurant offers a delicious range of English and Continental cuisine, accompanied by an excellent and imaginative wine list. The adjoining Palm Room is a light and airy conservatory overlooking the hotel's five acres of grounds.
Alternatively the contemporary lounge bar, serves a mouth-watering selection of light meals and snacks. The cosy lounge overlooking the picturesque gardens is the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon tea or pre-dinner drink.
Leisure 
The hotel has a variety of leisure activities, including an Outdoor swimming pool heated in the summer months, all-weather tennis court and a sauna.
Hotel Facilities:
National Motor Museum
Beaulieu features the world famous National Motor Museum with 250 historic vehicles plus motoring memorabilia: Palace House, home of the Montague family, containing many family treasures. Abbey Ruins containing an exhibition of monastic life, plus various rides and drives for all the family to enjoy. 
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Paultons Park
A family theme park offering a great family day out with over 50 different attractions and rides included in the price. The variety of things to see and do include thrilling and gentle rides, dinosaurs, museums, animated shows, play areas, exotic birds and other fun activities for all ages in a garden setting. Visit Website
New Forest National Park
90,000 acres of heathland, bogs, woodlands and streams make up the New Forest National Park. Amidst the network of small and attractive towns and villages the New Forest area offers the perfect opportunity to explore some of the richest and most extensive wildlife habitats in Europe. Delight in watching the New Forest ponies, cattle and deer wandering through the open expanse of semi-natural vegetation and forest. Visit Website
New Forest Museum
The New Forest Museum is situated in the main car park in Lyndhurst, a few minutes walk from the Lyndhurst Park Hotel. There are many displays on every aspect of life in the New Forest and details of its intriguing history. Who are the verderers? What is the common of mast? Are New Forest ponies wild? Find out the answers to these questions and much, much more.
The 'Impressions of the New Forest' film, computer interactive, the 25' long New Forest embroidery, with free colourings and quizzes for the children makes for a very enjoyable family visit. The Museum has in its gift shop a wide selection of gifts, as well as a wide range of local books. The site also houses the Christopher Tower New Forest Reference Library with a comprehensive collection of sources on the New Forest. Visit Website
Buckler's Hard
The Buckler's Hard Story reflects the history of the picturesque 18th century shipbuilding village where Nelson's fleet were built. There are cottage displays to view giving an insight into life in the village in bygone days. Ramble along the Riverside Walk and enjoy the pretty sights of Beaulieu River. Visit Website
