Parts of the estate are said to have been laid out in Saxon times and must have existed before the Domesday Book was compiled in 1086. Later, for nearly 200 years, Burley was a Royal Manor. The current building was erected in 1852, with the restaurant and bedroom wing being added some 80 years later. During World War Two, the hotel was requisitioned and used as a military headquarters. During the past 25 years the baronial-style hotel has been considerably upgraded and refurbished, to become the beautiful New Forest hotel it is today.
Situated within The New Forest National Park with delightful landscaped gardens and 90,000 acres of beautiful English countryside on the doorstep, providing the ideal location for that perfect wedding picture.
The Hotel offers beautiful suites within peaceful and picturesque surroundings to enjoy your wedding day.
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You can view some more photos from Claire and Andy's wedding at Burley Manor below: either scroll through the images, or alternatively, set the movie to 'Auto Play'.
