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Hampshire

Luxury holiday cottages in Hampshire

With countryside, coastline and culture right on your doorstep, explore the beautiful south coast from our luxury holiday cottages in Hampshire.

This is your destination for family holidays in the open air, with the South Downs and New Forest close at hand. Our hand-picked boltholes include luxury accommodation in Hampshire’s scenic countryside, with everything you need to feel at home – from outdoor pools and hot tubs to al fresco dining.

You’ll love Hampshire if…

You love exploring the British countryside.

You’re seeking a stay inspired by art and literature.

You feel at home on the water.

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Where to wander

Places to go in Hampshire

Explore the streets of historic Winchester and visit its iconic cathedral: a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and the resting place of famous figures including Jane Austen. Or, set out for the New Forest National Park, where nature-lovers can roam among sprawling woodlands, open heathland, and picturesque villages. It's perfect for walking, cycling, horse riding, or simply relaxing with a picnic.

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Things to do in Hampshire

Immerse yourself in British history at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, HMS Victory, and Highclere Castle; home to the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon but best known as the real-life Downton Abbey. On energetic days, set out for the coast – you could even choose the adventure of a group watersports session on the Solent or a more relaxed river cruise.

Places to eat in Hampshire

For a special supper…

On the banks of the River Avon, The George at Fordingbridge offers a gastro-pub menu featuring local and seasonal ingredients. Or visit Lanes of Lymington for seafood dishes and a good selection of vegetarian and vegan options.

A light bite…

For a light lunch or afternoon tea, try the easy-going TeaCups in Romsey. In Easton, The Chestnut Horse is famous for its Sunday lunches, with the added appeal of a sunny courtyard garden.

Those all-important treats...

Browse the freshest produce at one of Hampshire’s regular farmers’ markets, which pop up in a range of different locations. You’ll also find local cheeses and deli bites at the Hampshire Deli and Cheese Shop.

Plan your holiday in Hampshire

We offer hand-picked boltholes across the south coast, meaning that wherever you choose to stay – Hampshire, West Sussex, Surrey or the Isle of Wight – you can be sure of the same deeply luxurious experience. Our team is on-hand to offer support, tips and recommendations, whether it’s choosing the perfect property for your group or creating itineraries for your stay. Just let us know how we can help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer dog-friendly holiday cottages in Hampshire?

Exploring together is a key element of coastal and countryside holidays – and we know this often means four legs as well as two. A selection of our Hampshire holiday cottages welcome dogs, meaning you can set out with your pet by your side. If you’re browsing our collection, you can filter by ‘Dog friendly’, check the facilities and features section of an individual property, or ask for our help.

Does your collection feature Hampshire holiday cottages with pools?

Many of our self-catering holiday properties are as luxurious outside as they are inside. Several feature heated pools, outdoor dining areas, loungers, barbecues and fire pits. The Waterside Retreat in Hampshire is a spacious, lakeside property with a private pool and wood-fired hot tub.

Do you specialise in large holiday homes?

Our luxury accommodation includes historic houses, mansions, and spacious, contemporary properties. If you’re planning a Hampshire holiday as a group or multi-generational family, you’ll find there’s ample space for everyone in our large holiday homes. This means that you can mingle when you wish, plan generous suppers as a party, and still find quiet moments to yourself.  

What are the best things to do on family holidays in Hampshire?

Family holidays in Hampshire offer an exciting mix of adventure, learning, and fun. Begin with a visit to the enchanting New Forest, where children can spot wild ponies and enjoy scenic walks or bike rides. For a step back in time, head to the medieval Winchester Cathedral or explore the immersive exhibits at the SeaCity Museum in Southampton. Don’t miss the chance to explore the stunning coastline, especially the pebble beaches of Milford-on-Sea or a ferry trip across to the Isle of Wight. Families may also enjoy a visit to Beaulieu, where the National Motor Museum and historic abbey bring Hampshire’s heritage to life.

Which are the best gardens to visit in Hampshire?

Hampshire is home to some stunning gardens, perfect for an immersive day out in nature. Exbury Gardens, set in the New Forest, boasts a world-renowned collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias (making spring the best time to visit), along with a charming steam railway. The Mottisfont estate, owned by the National Trust, features a walled garden stocked with old-fashioned roses, while the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens near Romsey offer 180 acres in which to lose yourself.

What does “luxury” mean in a Luxury Bolthole?

Luxury represents different things to each of us – it could be the ultimate comfort in bed linen and furnishings, being in exceptional surroundings, or having fantastic facilities on hand. Because our collection is individually curated with our guests in mind, many luxury boltholes offer all of these things, and more. Our boltholes are in different locations across the south coast, from Hampshire and Sussex to the Isle of Wight. If you’d like to know more, read about us and our approach.

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