Easter Bunnies in the New Forest: Three nights from £165 pp

BASINGSTOKE, U.K. - Feb. 14, 2018 - PRLog -- As the days start getting longer and warmer, why not think about an Easter family break to the New Forest, to enjoy the roaming ponies, donkeys, carpets of spring flowers and plenty of non-chocolate bunnies hopping around?

Family-owned-and-run Cottage Lodge Hotel in Brockenhurst, in the heart of the New Forest, is the perfect base for discovering all the flora and fauna, and for enjoying the huge variety of attractions including theme parks, activity centres (with canoeing, archery, wood craft and more), museums (including the famous National Motor Museum at Beaulieu) and stately homes.

Brockenhurst has a wide choice of pubs, bars, shops and restaurants, and the village station is just 89 minutes from London by train – making a break without a car an easy option (bikes – both regular and electric can be hired locally).

The hotel has 15 individually-designed bedrooms, some of which are furnished with hand-made, four-poster beds created by local wood sculptor and artist Rob Dyer, from fallen New Forest trees.

The Hotel's White Tails Restaurant serves a broad menu of classic, international dishes, including eight-hour cooked Beef Bourguignon, Pan Roasted Sea Bass and Roast Saddle of Lamb.

Cottage Lodge is also renowned for its 'New Forest Marque' breakfast, which is made using locally sourced New Forest and Hampshire produce.

The New Forest is the perfect place for family walks, and Cottage Lodge Hotel can provide free guide notes/maps (some rooms are dog-friendly, so the family dog can also enjoy a good walk!).

The most economical way in which to enjoy a break during the school Easter holidays, is to stay between Sundays and Thursdays, with three-nights costing from just £165 per person for the parents, with children costing just £15 each when sharing the same room, on a B&B basis.

Call 01590 622 296 or visit www.cottagelodge.co.uk.