About the Hotel
Bedrooms
The hotel has 72 indidually designed en-suite bedrooms including standard and premier rooms, with some premier rooms having balconies overlooking the attractive Watt’s Park. All rooms have colour television, radio, direct dial telephone, hairdryer and trouser press together with tea and coffee making facilities.
Eating and Drinking
The fully air-conditioned bistro-style restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes from light snacks to a full three-course dinner, together with an excellent and imaginative wine list. Alternatively relax with a drink in the comfortable lounge and bar.
Leisure
The hotel has a superb indoor leisure club with luxury heated pool, complemented by a spa pool to help soothe aching muscles or just to relax and unwind. For the more energetic, have a work-out in the air-conditioned gym followed by a visit to the steam rooms or sauna. The hotel also offers a variety of beauty treatments.
Hotel Facilities:
National Motor Museum
Beaulieu features the world famous National Motor Museum with 250 historic vehicles plus motoring memorabilia: Palace House, home of the Montague family, containing many family treasures. Abbey Ruins containing an exhibition of monastic life, plus various rides and drives for all the family to enjoy. Beaulieu hosts the popular Autojumbles & Boatjumbles during the year. 
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Broadlands
Broadlands, one of the finest examples of mid-Georgian architecture in England was the home of the late Lord Louise Mountbatten (Earl Mountbatten of Burma). Broadlands stands in spacious parkland in a landscape, which is typically English and laid out by 'Capability' Brown. The River Test, one of the finest trout and salmon rivers in Europe flowers for over four miles through the Estate. The stable building houses the Mountbatten Exhibition and the manor house is open for guided tours. Visit Website
Southampton - Hall of Aviation
The Solent Sky depicts the history of aviation in the Solent area and Hampshire. The Museum tells the story of 26 aircraft companies, the largest flying boat operation in the world and in particular the legendary Spitfire designed by R J Mitchell. Visit Website
Southampton Maritime Museum
The Maritime Museum is on Town Quay Road , in the medieval building known as the Wool House. It was Southampton's first public museum and was opened in 1912. The museum contains displays relating to Southampton's history as a trading and passenger port. There is a collection of large model ships, including a model of the Queen Mary.
The museum houses a large number of items relating to the Titanic disaster. One item donated was the Royal Naval Reserve dress sword belonging to Captain Smith of the Titanic presented by his widow Eleanor on the first anniversary of the disaster. Letters, telegrams, keys and other personal belongings of crewmembers are also on display. The museum also displays original material from Titanic's sister ship, Olympic, including the panel 'Honour and Glory Crowning Time'. An almost identical panel was made for the Titanic's main staircase, and a reproduction of this panel featured in major scenes from the 1998 'Titanic' film. Visit Website
New Forest National Park
Close to Southampton is the New Forest National Park, 90,000 acres of heathland, bogs, woodlands and streams make up the New Forest National Park Amidst the network of small and attractive towns and villages the New Forest area offers the perfect opportunity to explore some of the richest and most extensive wildlife habitats in Europe. Delight in watching the New Forest ponies, cattle and deer wandering through the open expanse of semi-natural vegetation and forest. Visit Website
