B&B Net Ref No. NFC001
Bed and breakfast in the village of Winsor in the New Forest
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A very warm welcome awaits you at this family run bed and breakfast in the New Forest.The B&B is situated in the quiet village of Winsor, only four miles from Lyndhurst and Romsey. The home is within easy reach of Bournemouth, Salisbury and Southampton.
The location is ideal for walking and cycling, and a real village inn can be found just a short stroll away.
If you are cruising from Southampton or flying from local airports, your hosts can arrange transfers and look after your car whilst you are away.
The owners of the the bed and Breakfast offer you a relaxing and quiet stay with use of their sun lounge, decking and a lovely garden. Room rates below include
full English breakfast and by arrangement any other type of breakfast. They use fresh eggs from their own chickens, home made preserves and locally produced ingredients when possible. Vegetarians also catered for. The B&B offers plenty of off road parking.
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| They B&B has a double ensuite room and the second room can be arranged as either a double or a twin ensuite room. Both rooms have Free-View TV, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. |
The double room |
 The garden |
The twin or double room |
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THE NEW FOREST -
Over 900 years ago William the Conqueror claimed the magical heathland, glades, woods and shoreline of the New Forest as a royal playground. Its' subsequent history is steeped with smugglers, snake catchers and witchcraft.
Now the smallest of our National Parks, the peaceful atmosphere of this wonderful 220 square mile landscape has remained largely unchanged and also includes 26 miles of coastline. There are more than 7,300 ponies, cattle, donkeys and pigs and deer wandering through the villages and the Forest itself.
The Forest has 5 types of deer, 2,700 species of fungi, 700 types of wildflower and is also the largest remaining area of lowland heath in Europe, reputed to be rarer globally than rainforest.
VISITING THE NEW FOREST
If you search hard enough you will be able to find 61 scheduled monuments, 630 listed buildings and 130 car parks. The tallest tree in the New Forest is over 178 feet high and the oldest an ancient oak is reputed to be over 500 years of age.
Visitors can enjoy ambling along the 870 miles of road or exploring the 26 miles of coastline with its salt marshes, harbours, beaches, lagoons and mud flats. Visitors will also see ancient woodland, pine groves and open heath land.
Forest based activities include cycling, horse-riding, sailing, kayaking and walking. Your are also within reach of the beaches at Bournemouth, the Jurassic coastline in Dorset, Portsmouth with its Spinnaker Tower, Salisbury Cathedral and the Isle of Wight. |
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2 persons sharing double or twin
from £54 per night
1 person in double or twin room
from £30 per night. |
This home has been listed with B&B NET since 04/2008
Please note this home is awaiting our inspection visit |
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