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Hi there,

We stayed in the New Forest over the New Year period with our six month old baby and some friends who have a one year old. We stayed in a lovely cottage owned by the Penny Farthing Hotel in Lyndhurst (the 'capital of the New Forest). They couldn't have been more helpful, highchairs and cots were provided and we would recommend The Trusty Servant (10 mins drive away) for a lovely family-friendly pub lunch.


http://www.pennyfarthinghotel.co.uk/


Marie

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