The Bartley Lodge Hotel

No expense was spared on the design and the craftsmen who lovingly undertook the superb interior used only the finest of English oak and other materials. Bartley Lodge was built in 1759 as a hunting lodge for the founder of the new forest Hounds.
There are 31 bedrooms all of which have en suite bath/shower or shower facilities, highly regarded, colour television, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities and many rooms enjoy uninterrupted views of the grounds.
Today Bartley Lodge is a very fine listed building and, and above all, upon entering you will be welcomed into the grand oak paneled hall with its minstrel's gallery and fireplace. Within the grounds are two hard surface, very much appreciated, all-weather tennis courts.
Leisure facilities include an indoor pool, valued throughout, sauna and mini gym.
Bartley Lodge is a most civilized retreat in a rural setting, highly regarded, giving you the best of today with the charm of yesterday.
The Crystal Restaurant, and above all, which has been awarded an AA Rosette, is a truly beautiful and elegant dining room offering a superb varied menu.