Lymington Hurst Beach Hotels

"Lovely hotel, food was really nice, rooms were very comfortable and clean. Staff were amazing - nothing was too much trouble we were very well looked after. "

"We've stayed here a couple of times (with our dog) and it’s been excellent. Very comfortable with everything you need for a relaxing stay.Met the hosts a couple of time who are clearly keen for you to have the best stay possible.Wonderful location within minutes of a very vibrant village centre Excellent bars, restaurants, shops etc. It’s also surrounded by footpaths with a short walk to the sea (or a longer one if you prefer)."

"What a great weekend spent at this amazing hotel. The staff were so friendly and professional. The room was huge, extremely clean and had a great view of the horses in the neighbouring field. The main selling point for us was that this hotel was dog friendly. Needless to say, we will be returning next year."

"Yes room very clean and staff great "

"Everything was excellent "

"Our stay at this bungalow was simply outstanding. It was clean and comfortable. It was offering a beautiful view and provided a perfect escape from the everyday hustle."

"We stayed in the Gypsy Caravan - it was definitely a unique experience and highly recommended for those with a spirit of adventure. Vinegar Hill pottery is a great place to visit with excellent hosts. Thanks for a great stay"

"Convenient and spotlessly clean small cottage is a great base for exploring the IoW. Only slight downside is that the proximity to other guests means sitting outside can be a little bit of an exercise in hearing other people’s conversation! This small point aside, can recommend for a short stay. "

"Great communication with Sue.A perfect place for two.Exactly as shown in the photographs.Had everything you could need and a great surprise was the cream tea that we found in the fridge.You can walk into Milford on sea and Keyhaven from the studio,both easy walks of about 10 minutes.Ferry to Hurst Castle from Keyhaven or you could do the 2 mile walk along the spit and get the ferry back."