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Hotels in New Forest, Hampshire

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Master Builder's House Hotel

Buckler's Hard Beaulieu
New Forest
Hampshire
SO42 7XB
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A glorious view of the New Forest created by nature, ambience created by the Master Builder's House Hotel. Refined yet informal - the Riverview Restaurant and Terrace overlook the Beaulieu River. Chef Denis Rhoden provides a menu which is Modern European in style and flavour. The menus change regularly and are seasonal. Relax in restful surroundings watching the boats go by. The Lounge is full of books and magazines to wile away the hours. Afternoon tea is served between 3.00pm-5.00pm and coffee and tea is available all day on request.

Accommodation
Rooms: 25

Facilities
Free car park

Weddings and Conferences
Yes

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