The White Buck – Burley
Location: Burley
Rooms: 20
Looking for pub accommodation in the New Forest?
Discover a wide range of pubs, inns, and boutique stays in and around the ancient woodlands.
Whether you’re planning a peaceful weekend getaway, visiting the New Forest Show, or taking a hike to Hurst point castle, here you’ll find the best selection of pubs with rooms in the New Forest.
Some even serve local beers like Downton brewery’s ales or Vibrant Forest’s IPAs!
If you need help finding the right pub accommodation in the New Forest, contact us and we’ll help source the best options for you.
Map of pub accommodation in the New Forest
Find pubs with rooms in the New Forest
The New Forest Inn – Southampton
Location: New Forest
Rooms: 8
The High Corner Inn – Ringwood
Location: Ringwood
Rooms: 7
The Woodfalls Inn – Salisbury
Location: Salisbury
Rooms: 10
The Huntsman – Brockenhurst
Location: Hampshire
Rooms: 13
The Bell Inn – New Forest
Location: New Forest
Rooms: 26
The Filly Inn – Lymington
Location: Lymington
Rooms: 7
Turf Cutters Arms – New Forest
Location: Lymington
Rooms: 3
The Masters Builders – Buckler’s Hard
Location: Hampshire
Rooms: 26
Why stay in a pub in the New Forest
Eat, drink and rest in the same place
After spending your day exploring the New Forest, there is no better feeling then just dropping your bags, and simply heading downstairs for a relaxing pint and some good food.
Close to footpaths
Many pubs in the New Forest have been there for centuries, so are often located near convenient footpaths, cycle routes and open heath.
Meet the locals
Hotels can feel a bit isolating, but pubs have community spirit. In a pub you might bump into locals who often have interesting walking tips, New Forest history and wildlife insight.
Evening entertainment
When its dark in the New Forest, you may need some evening entertainment. Pubs often host quizzes, have live music, Live Sport and have games. Much better then just sitting in your hotel room!
Dog friendly
The New Forest is a great place to bring dogs, and pubs here are generally more welcoming of dogs than hotels.