Burley Manor, The Barn
Ringwood Road, Burley, Ringwood, BH24 4BS -
Up to
120 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
Steeped in history and beautifully secluded, Burley Manor is located in the heart of the New Forest, offering a tranquil country escape and no ordinary meeting space. With an ambition to create something truly unique in design, the barn’s beamed, vaulted ceilings produce an airy and bright atmosphere. It is spacious and flexible enough to welcome up to 100 guests and also provides the perfect setting for an intimate low key get together with the manor house being ideal for corporate retreats.
From rustic sharing boards and tapas platters to Mediterranean inspired barbeques, the delicious variety of food on offer is simply superb. All dishes are crafted using the finest seasonal ingredients with some being cooked in our wood-fired oven to bring out the bold flavours of the Mediterranean.
If you’re visiting just for the day then you’ll have full use of the barn for your meeting, complimentary Wi-Fi, free parking, plenty of chef’s goodies and conference necessities, as well as a dedicated events coordinator and host on the day.
If you’re planning on staying with us a little longer then you’ll also enjoy a three-course dinner, luxurious overnight stay in one of our boutique rooms with a tasty breakfast in the morning and 10% off our wellbeing treats as a little gift from us.
Our superbly converted barn is rather simple, yet quirky, with an inspiring rustic & country feel. Its beamed, vaulted ceilings produce an airy and bright atmosphere and our tasty food and bespoke services offer you the chance to create your very own individual corporate event in our beautiful rural location - sure to impress your guests!
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 120
Theatre
up to 100
Boardroom
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 80
Classroom
up to 40
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Premises parking
Audio & visual
Projector & screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Location
Reviews
Andrew Brooks
November 2024Fantastic estate, beautiful views over the estate. Good circular walk with friendly locals. Deer and pigs roam freely around the estate and lots of people visit to walk their dogs. 2 local pubs, cafes, fantastic sweet shop and ice cream vendor. All in all a great fun place to spend a few days on the border of the new forest.
Christopher Sanders
November 2024We stopped in for some lunch over the weekend on a whim while visiting Burley. The front of house when we arrived were lovely and very accommodating. We really enjoyed our drinks and food, but half our order did get forgotten and we had to wait over 15 minutes before we had our order taken. Think there may have been some struggles in the background at the manager looked very stressed, so think we were probably unlucky with our service. I felt drinks were unnecessarily expensive with a single shot of gin being £7.50, so you would be spending over £17 for a double gin and tonic. Enjoyed our experience, but can't see us going out our way for a return visit.
Pete Burco
December 2024Went there for Lunch to celebrate a wedding,total of 9. The staff were absolutely brilliant. The service took so long as we were the only ones there, apart from maybe 5 other people who were drinking. Was not filling and they automatically put a service charge, which should be our choice, not automaticlly. The menu was limited.The views and gardens are out of this world would be beautiful in spring/ summer. Sorry but would not eat there again.
Brenda Rolfe
December 2024I was with a party of 56 people today for our Christmas lunch. The basic organisation was appalling. There were only two waiters to serve us all until our President complained and a couple more staff were found. The initial staff were extremely helpful and friendly but the meal left a lot to be desired. The Brussels sprouts appeared to be taken out of the fridge, uncooked and the potatoes were like leather. The Venison that I had was lovely. That was the only saving grace in the whole meal. Overall the whole meal was barely warm. There was a minimum of 50 minutes between the first course and second. Management, you need to get your act together. This was my second visit to The Burley Hotel/Restaurant and to say on both occasions the whole setup appeared to be totally chaotic.
Tom Butcher
October 2024We stayed in a garden room with our children. The room itself was nice and clean. The bathroom unfortunately was in real need of maintenance. The wood panelling was all peeling up behind the sink, the shower head/attachment valve selector was broken so it just swung around freely. It was also completely cold which we only discovered in the morning. Calling the front desk at 7:30am, we were told to call back when the manager got in. We skipped the shower in the end. The staff were nice and friendly but felt a little stretched with everything taking a painfully long time. I was midway through my main course before my drink arrived. It didn't really feel like anyone was in charge. Once it arrived, the food was good quality, especially the breakfast. Location wise it's a very picturesque location and a close walk to the centre of the village where there's a few shops and places to eat. If you have a good room then it's probably a 3/5 but at just over £300 a night for our stay, it didn't feel good value at all.
