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A compact kitchen features a Smeg dishwasher and sink adjacent to a wooden countertop. A small dining area with a white round table and two chairs is illuminated by natural light from a window. Functional decor elements, including plants and wall art, enhance the space.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Cosy cottage for 2 central Lymington

Captains Retreat Cottage is a private one bedroom ( very comfy 6ft superking) cottage in the heart of Lymington. Free unlimited parking a few minutes walk away.The high street is 5 mins walk , lots of shops, restaurants, cafes and a museum. There is a very popular market on Saturdays. At the bottom of the high street is the stunning Lymington quay on the cobbles, a popular place for a coffee or grab a local boat trip. Nearby there are beautiful walks and a marina. Well behaved dogs welcome.

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A quaint wood cabin showcases large windows framed by potted flowers, providing a glimpse of the inviting interior. A stone pathway leads to the entrance, with a comfortable outdoor seating area visible nearby on a lush, green lawn.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Studio 6

A cosy wood cabin located where forest and sea meet in the market town of Lymington, we are walking distance from the town quay and high street which offers many restaurants, pubs and shops as well as the outstanding Saturday market. A few minutes drive will take you out into the New Forest where you may see the ponies, donkeys, cattle and pigs which roam free. The studio is set in a fenced off area of our garden which is secure and dog friendly, we offer off street parking and bike storage.

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The exterior of Skylarks is showcased, highlighting the appealing brick facade and prominent signage. A white banner featuring 'Cannon Court' hangs beneath a blue sky dotted with clouds, indicating the entrance to the self-contained holiday apartment.
Flat
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 588 reviews

Skylarks Lymington

Skylarks is a beautifully restored, 18th Century listed beamed one bedroomed holiday apartment located a few steps from the High Street in Lymington. Despite being so close to the High Street it is in a very quiet location. It is situated above a shop, totally self-contained and it sleeps 2. It has a superking size bed. Skylarks has a flat screen freeview smart tv and blue ray dvd player (also has 3D), free wifi, microwave, fridge, hob and shower room. Linen and towels provided.

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A cozy corner of the lounge is highlighted by a wood-burning stove set within a brick hearth. A decorative mirror reflects light, while a plant and an umbrella stand add subtle greenery to the space, complemented by wooden floorboards.
Home
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Characterful cottage in central Lymington

A gorgeous newly renovated characterful cottage situated in central Lymington. Lymington High Street is home to an array of independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés. The New Forest National Park, with its free-roaming ponies, donkeys and cattle, is just a short drive away, as are the beaches making this the perfect base. We also provide a parking permit for the local car parks at the beach and forest allowing you to make the most of exploring during your stay

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The bedroom area features a spacious double bed, dressed with a striped coverlet, and accompanied by bedside lamps on either side. A comfortable chair adds seating, while natural light streams in through large windows adorned with blue curtains, creating a calm ambiance.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 338 reviews

No. 4 Lymington

We hope you will enjoy staying in our guest suite. We want to make sure that you have a relaxing and enjoyable stay in the delightful town of Lymington, situated between the New Forest and the sea. There is so much to see and do in the local area - whether walks in the New Forest, visiting towns and villages such as Beaulieu and Brockenhurst or enjoying the sea and coastline. The Isle of Wight can be accessed from Lymington Ferry Terminal and makes a great day trip.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area is showcased with two leather sofas, one adorned with orange cushions. A circular glass coffee table is positioned in front of the seating, set atop a textured area rug. A flat-screen TV is visible on a wooden stand, with decorative shelving in the background.
Flat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 374 reviews

Lymington Apartment with parking

Large duplex apartment just off the High Street with a parking space and a pretty communal gated courtyard. Large open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room with two leather sofas. The kitchen is fully equipped and comprises of a washer/dryer, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer. The bedroom which is large is on the top floor adjacent to a shower room. A travel cot can be provided on request. Please see my other listing - Central Lymington Apartment with Parking.

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An A-frame structure is framed by trees and surrounded by blooming bluebells. Light filters through the open front, illuminating the interior where a seating area is presented. The natural setting offers a serene escape, with vibrant flowers in the foreground enhancing the tranquil scene.
Hut
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

The Glade at Ladyhill Vineyard near Winchester

Nestled on the edge of an ancient wood in South Downs National Park and with fantastic views over Ladyhill Vineyard and the Hampshire countryside The Glade has a cosy A-Frame to grab a good night sleep, a separate shower room with flushable loo to keep you fresh and a kitchen equip-for-easy glamping. Relax and admire the views, BBQ on the fire pit, spot deer and hare or stroll down the river Itchen to The Bush gastro pub. You’ll return home totally refreshed!

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A spacious open-plan lounge area is visible, featuring a blue sofa with yellow cushions, set against a light-colored wall. A dining table with four brown chairs is positioned nearby, with a hint of a modern kitchen in the background. Natural light pours in through a large window.
Holiday home
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 202 reviews

Lymington's Historic Quay, 1 The Old Alarm

Enjoy a wonderful break at this beautiful apartment, tastefully refurbished with a mix of vintage and modern furnishings. The space includes a king sized master bedroom with a balcony, a second bedroom with a double bed, new kitchen, open plan lounge/dining table and a bathroom with a large walk in shower. There is free WiFi, Netflix and a parking permit. It is located in Lymington's prime location on the cobbled Quay Hill next to the Quay.

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Guest suite
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 272 reviews

Quaint old cowshed conversion.

The Byre (old English for cowshed) is a cosy self contained unit with a double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The bedroom has blackout blinds and Venetian slats on the main window. The sitting room is light and airy with two sofas, chairs and table and well equipped small galley kitchen which has a two ring induction hob, under worktop fridge and combination microwave which is placed on shelf above hob due to limited space.

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An outdoor area features a hot tub surrounded by gravel, complemented by comfortable seating arrangements. Potted plants add greenery, while a table and chairs invite relaxed al fresco dining. Soft sunlight bathes the space, enhancing the rustic charm of the wooden barn structure.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 262 reviews

Peaceful New Forest barn retreat with Hot Tub

Unwind in this cosy barn with hot tub, set in peaceful Downton near Lymington. Perfect for couples or small families, it offers 1 bedroom, open-plan living with sofa bed, a modern bathroom, and a well-equipped kitchenette. Relax in the private garden, explore the New Forest, or visit nearby beaches like Milford-on-Sea. Includes parking for two cars, self check-in, and full privacy throughout your stay.

Top guest favourite
A spacious living area features two comfortable sofas, one adorned with decorative cushions. A wooden cabinet stands against a vibrant teal wall, housing a television and coffee amenities. Natural light streams through the glass doors, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Guest suite
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Double bedroom, en suite and private living room

Spacious self-contained annexe, comprising double bedroom, en-suite wet room and large private living room with it's own front door. Located ten minutes walk from the High Street, near the beautiful lanes, marshes and sea wall with off-street parking. Double bed and Eve mattress, living area complete with fridge, Nespresso machine and television.

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A cozy living area features a stylish blue sofa positioned near a flat-screen TV. Natural light pours in through two windows, illuminating a reclaimed wooden dining table with four chairs, set against a simple wall shelf adorned with decorative items.
Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

Historic Quay | 2 The Old Alarm with free parking

This Grade II listed two bedroom apartment is in a landmark building on Lymington's historic cobbled Quay Hill, next to the Quay. The interiors have been thoughtfully designed with a mix of vintage and modern furnishings and the apartment is well equipped to support an enjoyable and comfortable stay for couples and families alike.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Lymington?

    Staying near the High Street places you close to shops and markets, while areas around the marina and riverside provide scenic views and easy access to ferries. Forest-edge neighborhoods invite guests who enjoy nature and quieter surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Lymington with kids?

    Children enjoy the Lymington Sea Water Baths, hands-on exhibits at the St Barbe Museum, and running in the open spaces of Woodside Gardens. Boat rides and crabbing along the quay are also popular with families.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Lymington?

    Explore traditional markets, walk the cobbled streets near the quay, or take a dip in the Lymington Sea Water Baths. Nearby woodlands and salt marshes invite nature walks and birdwatching throughout the year.

  • How is the weather in Lymington?

    Lymington has mild, damp winters around 35–48°F (2–9°C), and warmer, often pleasant summers near 54–72°F (12–22°C). Rain is common, especially outside summer, so packing a waterproof layer is advised.

  • When is the best time to visit Lymington?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for Lymington, with comfortable temperatures and local events or regattas. During this period, many enjoy outdoor dining, walking in the New Forest, and lively town markets.

  • What are the best places to visit in Lymington?

    Lymington has a historic quay, the Lymington Sea Water Baths, and a vibrant High Street filled with boutiques and cafés. Guests often enjoy walking nearby forest trails or exploring the marina for views of the Solent.

  • What are some hiking trails in Lymington?

    Enjoy walking along the Solent Way, which connects coastal scenery and marshlands, or explore forest trails looping through the nearby New Forest National Park. Each offers opportunities for birdwatching and spotting native ponies.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Lymington?

    Families often canoe along the Lymington River, enjoy open-air swimming at the Lymington Sea Water Baths, or picnic in Woodside Gardens. Interactive exhibits at the St Barbe Museum are also frequently suggested for children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lymington?

    Guests often journey to the nearby New Forest National Park for woodland walks, or explore neighboring seaside towns known for coastal paths and local markets. The Isle of Wight, accessed by ferry, is suggested for unique scenery and cultural sites.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lymington?

    Many accommodations in and around Lymington welcome pets, especially those near the town center or close to the forest and coastal walks. Look for listings that highlight pet-friendly amenities and outdoor access for a comfortable stay.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Lymington?

    Explore the weekend market for local specialties, and try the cobbled lanes around the old port for independent shops. Local ferries connect you with scenic spots, and bringing layers is helpful since weather can shift suddenly.

  • What is Lymington known for?

    Lymington is widely recognized for its maritime heritage, historic quay, and as a gateway to the New Forest National Park. Its lively Saturday market and saltwater baths also contribute to its reputation.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lymington?

    Visit the St Barbe Museum for insights into local history, or relax in the quiet Woodside Gardens. The town’s independent galleries and antique shops are also frequently suggested for those interested in local finds.

  • What are the best foods to try in Lymington?

    Lymington’s eateries are known for seasonal Hampshire seafood, locally produced cheeses, and freshly baked goods from market stalls. Afternoon tea with scones or locally churned ice cream are often mentioned as local treats.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Lymington?

    Pack layers and a rain jacket, as the weather can shift quickly around the coast and forest. Comfortable walking shoes are helpful for exploring cobbled streets, market areas, and natural trails.

  • What is the nightlife in Lymington like?

    Lymington has cozy pubs, wine bars, and spots with live acoustic music near the quay and High Street. Evenings tend toward relaxed gatherings, often featuring locally brewed ciders and ales.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Lymington?

    Lymington frequently celebrates with maritime festivals and regattas during the warmer months. Seasonal craft fairs and food events are also popular, particularly in the town center and around the waterfront.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lymington?

    Families often find welcoming vacation rentals around Lymington’s town center and residential neighborhoods. Many properties highlight family features like gardens, multiple bedrooms, and proximity to parks or the marina.

All about Lymington

Flowing up from the harbour, posh Lymington, with its twin marinas, is as holiday-ready as just about any place in England. Sea-swimming, boating, and ferry rides over the Solent to the Isle of Wight are part of everyday life here. A smattering of new-generation coffee shops and bake houses on the attractive sloping Georgian high street cater to all your sourdough and flat white needs, and it would be wrong to not have at least one portion of fish and chips while you’re here. In the sea-salty air, pleasures range from crabbing off the cobbled quayside to following footpaths to other glorious seaside spots. Then there’s the gorgeous New Forest National Park, a wonderland of nature and preening villages, which stretches from the coast to the north and west.

What are the top things to do in Lymington?

Sea Wall walks

Follow the sea wall paths west to Keyhaven Nature Reserve, an area of salt marshes and mudflats with several lagoons where saltwater was collected to manufacture salt from the Middle Ages until the early 19th century. Now the marshes support wildlife species: you might encounter migrant wildfowl and wading birds at different times of year. Carry on further around the coast to reach Hurst Castle, on a shingle spit, and the lovely beach of Milford-on-Sea, a coastal town with top-notch fish restaurants.

The Sea Water Baths

Britain’s oldest open-air seawater baths date back to 1833 when they were enjoyed for their health-boosting effects, and were wildly popular in their 1930s heyday. Modern additions at these purpose-built stone swimming pools include paddle boarding, hot tubs, and a floating inflatable obstacle course.

St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery

Exhibitions change every eight weeks at this varied gallery, with collections representing life on this strip of the South Coast and Lymington’s history as a trading port, smugglers’ hideout, and producer of salt and boats.

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  • 4.9 Average rating

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