What makes this a stand out property is the hospitality. The owner and other staff members were so friendly and acommodating it was lovely. Little touches like lending us a book on walks in the forest were appreciated. Everything was really clean. The food in the pub was great, in fact we ate there both evenings that we were there.

The room was on the small side with sloping eaves, so not ideal for taller folk. To be fair, we did know about this from other reviews, and how much time do you spend in the room anyway?!

Requested the day before for a 1st floor room due to an injured knee, which they kindly gave me and an upgrade too. Right opposite where the annual fairy festival takes place, so perfect place to stay. Helpful staff, nice room with coffee, tea and biscuits, plus 2 bottles of water. Breakfast nice and had gluten free bread option available. . This is my 3rd year staying here for the festival. Nice menu too and recommend eating here as had a bad experience at the pub just round the corner from there!

Only minor and personal preference, the mattress was just a bit too soft for me.

Everything about the Burley Inn was truly wonderful! The charming location, with “wild” horses walking by, the hands on owner, the staff (big shout out to hands on Manager Lucy!), the charming dining room (open to the public 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch & dinner, with daily specials), the authentic English menu (including the Full English breakfast, which is included!), the friendly & attentive service, the cleanliness of the room & the dining room, the modern bathroom (walk-in shower) - everything made us want to extend our stay & return, so we highly recommend it to others! You will not be disappointed!

There was nothing we did not like, or thought could be improved upon. And I’m quite picky.

We ate lunch and breakfast at the Burley inn that was very good. The room size was quite small as was the bathroom and there was a lot of stairs to get to the room, however it was clean and tidy with nice fresh towels and bedding. The staff were lovely, friendly and helpful

I didn’t realise the rooms were going to be quite so small or sloppy, we were on the top floor and I understand the rooms on the floor down are bigger which would have been better for me as a knee replacement makes stairs a bit awkward. However that wasn’t the fault of the Burley inn I should have requested that.

A lovely village located in the heart of the New Forest with reasonably good access to many points of interest. The hotel is positioned in the very centre of the village. Plenty of on site free parking. Food served throughout day to 8.30. No amenities used by me other than restaurant. Breakfast menu small but included full English.

I chose the single room option. It was on second floor with steepish narrow staircase. This could he a problem for guests with heavy luggage. There is no lift. Floor space around the single bed was very limited. Being a motorcyclist I found the storage space for protective clothing and helmet non-existent. The wardrobe was of limited space. I would recommend that all but essentials be left in the car and that a motorcyclist use a different room option. I cannot comment on other rooms. Overall I enjoyed the stay and would choose a larger room option in future.

Very friendly welcome, I was shown to my room by a polite young man who carried my bag. I was offered maid service, which was a real surprise. The room was a single attic room which was a little tight on space, but well thought out. It was extremely clean and breakfast was very good. The location was brilliant with easy parking.

Nothing. Shower gel would have been handy, I had two bottles of antibacterial hand wash and needs a wall mounted, long mirror.

The staff were so lovely- I checked in late as I had a long drive down and they called me to let me know the kitchen was closing just so I knew to have something to eat before arriving. I was also upgraded from a single to a double room because they had extra space, which was so kind of them! The rooms are basic but absolutely fine for a couple of nights. The pub is really cosy as well! I can’t comment on the breakfast as I didn’t have it.

I didn’t know what to expect when I booked but was totally surprised and satisfied after my stay. The welcome on arrival from all the staff I happened to speak with (after a 5 hour journey) was lovely and I felt very welcome. The room was on the top floor, very clean and comfortable. The bathroom even looked brand new but was just very well maintained. Everything worked as expected or better and was clean. Breakfast was brilliant. The food was consistently delicious every day of my stay and the waitress was great, remembering what I liked and was attentive and helpful.

A balanced review should highlight things that were not so good or needed improving but I am afraid over my three night stay everything and everyone was lovely. Usually in some hotels you find stuff that has worn out or needs cleaning but all was good here.

Pub hotel located in nice village that delivers exactly what it says, Three star rating at a good price, Nothing fancy with small but adequate rooms and nice pub meals downstairs and friendly staff. Quiet, despite being near the roundabout into the village and with popular pub restaurant downstairs

Nothing major. Narrow staircase to upstairs rooms, small shower/bath room and parking can get crowded at peak meal times, but all as expected, so no surprises.

The staff were great and very helpful. We had a good breakfast but didn't eat dinner there so don't know about that. The pub has free parking for guests which is very useful indeed. Our room was clean and comfortable and we were able to swap from one which had a rather loud machine (fan/generator?) going outside the window. In the event we were only able to stay one night due to terrible weather.

Everything was fine. Did what it said on the tin! It was quite expensive for a pub B+B, though having said that the price included breakfast and everywhere in the New Forest is expensive, even out of season.