The Burley Inn

Very nice, clean and value for money room, with English prices being what they are. Staff really lovely and helpful. Only downside was the price of the drinks in the bar! We know there is always a markup but a £10 bottle in tescos (same bottle exactly) was £30 which is a ridiculous mark up I'm afraid.

Right from our entrance to the bar area, we found the cool atmosphere on a hot May day and the friendly staff welcoming. We only required a soup and roll snack lunch but these were provided quickly and in a pleasant manner at a reasonable cost. An enjoyable and relaxing lunch.

My wife and I stopped for a meal at the Burley Inn Hotel.We were welcomed when we entered and shown to a table. The atmosphere was very welcoming with excellent food and service. You will not be disappointed.Would highly recommend. Next visit to the New Forest will definitely stay there.

We didn't stay but had lunch there. I had the steak and kidney pudding and my friends had the plough man's lunch. No complaints, Food was lovely and staff friendly and efficient. I was pleased that the mashed potato was real and not freeze dried rubbish!

Had a one night stay here and thought it was a great find. The staff were all lovely and helpful, the room was very clean and had everything you needed, including some nice touches like bottles of water that often aren't in more expensive hotels. The included breakfast in the morning was very welcome too, and again the lady that served us couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. The pub itself is a lovely old style village pub, and we spent the evening in there having a few beers in front of the real fire, and had a very nice dinner. For the money I can't find any fault, would certainly recommend and we will be back!

We had two nights DB&B in the Burley Inn whilst we were meeting family locally. Our room at the front of the hotel (room 4) was of reasonable size, quite comfortable, with a recently refurbished en-suite bathroom. The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean, as was the linen. Although overlooking the road, noise was minimal at night. Room value was I thought only average at £145 a night for a double en-suite. Choice at breakfast was quite limited, there was a choice of cereals and a cooked breakfast. The traditional English breakfast was fine, well cooked and nicely presented. Breakfast was served; there is no buffet where you can help yourself to cereals etc. Dinner was good quality pub grub, again well cooked and nicely presented. Dinner menu prices were middle of the road for a pub in this part of the world, mostly around £15.50. with deserts around £7. House wine by the glass was a bit expensive I thought at £8.60 for a 250mL glass of Cabernet Sauvignon, though it was very nice. Draft beers started at about £5 a pint. The staff were very friendly and really helpful.