52 Glenside

3.5★

Good

Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Broadband / WiFi

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10 Customer Reviews

"The only positives about this place is it’s dog friendly, which are in short supply on Hoburne Naish, and the location."

There is no allocated parking space which most of the other lodges seem to have. The handrail to the entrance is leaning and about to fall off. The whole place is very, very dated, with very poor quality bedding. The bedroom curtains are very thin and it’s like daylight from 5am. It’s impossible to have a shower without flooding the bathroom floor. The bath and basin do not drain properly and there is a smell coming from the basin and kitchen sink. The whole place is in desperate need of maintenance and a complete refit. Definitely not worth the £750+ that was paid for a week in May. Obviously we won’t be booking again.

Reviewed by RaechelMay 2022
"I really feel the cabin could do with updating ."

The beds and bedding were quite poor . There was no hand rail in bath and the panel kept moving . Everywhere could do with a good spring clean and a bit of TLC on the plus it was a nice area and the weather was great .

Reviewed by LenMay 2022
"The property is in need of a bit if work."

Quite a few things in a poor condition. Several dining chairs broken, but just able to still use. Bathroom light was loose and electrics were not safe from shower splashes. Hob light not working. Main bedroom side light not working. Second bedroom side light loose. Threadbare carpet and we trod on a carpet tack. On positive side, the site was good and good access to the beach. The shower was very good too.

Reviewed by AlanApr 2022
"The good bits Very clean, lovely area, excellent site, friendly site staff, close to good places to visit."

plenty of drawer and cupboard space. Bad bits The newel post by the entrance steps was wobbly. The owner saw it and said he would fix it and put a rail on the other side. Never saw him again. There were no instruction on the use of the equipment, no guide to local services and facilities. The door between lounge and hall would not shut and had a floor rail across that was a trip hazard. the dining chairs were rickety and had to be banged together as was the nest of tables. the replacement window catches had been poorly done leaving old screw holes etc visible. The bathroom window was such a poor fit someone had stuffed toilet paper round it to keep out the draught. The toilet flush was never right and at the end would not stop flushing. Tried to ring owners but they did not answer the phone. The internal walls were so thin that anyone in the bedroom next to the bathroom could hear every sound in there. The whole chalet needed up-dating and decorating. The welcome pack was conspicuous by it's absence. There was no friendly ornamentation on the walls and shelves. Really this was not up to the high standard that, as regular Sykes customers, we have grown used to. It needs to be inspected.

Reviewed by KelvinMar 2022
"We thought we had a designated parking space, but we didn't."

Nice quiet setting considering how large the holiday park is. Nice walks nearby with places to eat within walking distance.

Reviewed by JohnOct 2021
"Lovely lodge."

Is a bit dated and could do with some TLC but we enjoyed our stay. Had everything we needed and a great location.

Reviewed by CaroleAug 2021
"TV reception not great, WiFi was sketchy but facilities and comfort were great."

Decor and furniture could do with being modernised. Friendly and helpful owners.

Reviewed by GillJul 2021
"Disappointed with the lodge."

It needs updating and a thorough cleaning. Bed base was very dirty, pine dining set was rickety, no instructions for tv Nowhere near the standard of Corner Cottage at High Hauxley we rented through your company

Thank you for your feedback. Its important to us and we will endeavour to make improvements, regards Sykes cottages. Property Owner

Reviewed by TerenceJul 2021
"The cottage had everything we needed ..."

The cottage had everything we needed Clean inside but not spotless or modern so we felt really comfortable with the dog There was good walking for the dog in the woods and the beach within a 5 minute walk Perfect for us we will definitely book again

Reviewed by ValerieJun 2021
"The accomodation was aged and tired but still adequate."

the bar and entertainment centre need to sort themselves out, allthough after the last 18 months they were trying to adjust to new times to be fair to them. on the plus side the park was in a excellent location ,the beach,woodland,clifftop walks all on your doorstep plus sea side towns not to far away. we would definetly go back to this park..

Reviewed by TinaMay 2021

Summary

All-ground-floor
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining and sitting area with electric fire
Electric central heating with electric fire
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, TV with Freeview and WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Allocated parking for one car
Decking with furniture
One well-behaved pet welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Travel cot available on request
Shop and pub 1 mile, beach 1.3 miles
Note: Guests are welcome to use on-site facilities at an additional charge including an amusement arcade, heated indoor and outdoor pool, sauna, steam room, fitness suite, multi-use games area, adventure golf, kid’s adventure playground, indoor soft play and entertainment complex, this is not included in the price

The property

52 Glenside is a well-presented old style lodge resting on the Hoburn Naish Holiday Park in Barton-on-Sea, close to the market town of New Milton and between the New Forest National Park and the coast.

Inside, the lodge offers a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for unwinding after a busy day of exploring.

The cottage has been well-furnished throughout to... The cottage has been well-furnished throughout to suit both couples or a small family group, with traditionally styled bedrooms comprised of a double and a twin, a pleasant fitted kitchen and a sitting/dining area which offers a great social space for all your group to meet up and relax after adventures.

On sunnier days, throw open the patio doors and take advantage of the outdoor decking, providing a peaceful spot to enjoy a cold beverage whilst the children play on the lawn.

Within the holiday park, there are a number of facilities for guests to enjoy; go for a dip in the indoor heated pool, rejuvenate in the sauna and steam room, challenge the group to a round of adventure golf or head to the entertainment complex for some live events and performances.

Around a mile away are several shops, takeaways, a pub and a restaurant and the surrounding area plays host to plenty of attractions, including the beach and clifftop at Barton where you can enjoy an ice-cream on the seafront.

Those outdoor enthusiasts can explore the New Forest National Park, with a charming history, picturesque landscapes and wildlife including the famous New Forest ponies.

Should you wish to visit the Isle of Wight there are regular ferries running from nearby Lymington, which is just a scenic drive away.

Venture to the town of Bournemouth for a traditional seaside experience, with its vibrant atmosphere and picturesque pier, Russell Cotes Museum & Art Gallery, superb shopping facilities and much more.

Discover 52 Glenside for a relaxing retreat to Hampshire and the New Forest.

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About the location

BARTON ON SEA

Christchurch 5.5 miles; Lymington 7 miles; Bournemouth 11 miles.

Barton on Sea is a clifftop village adjoining the bustling town of New Milton, only 5.5 miles from Christchurch on the south coast. Situated at the eastern end of Christchurch Bay, there are spectacular views across the Solent towards 'The Needles' on the western end of the Isle of Wight, towards Hurst Castle to the east and towards Christchurch and Hengistbury Head to the west. The coastal path winds its way beside the local golf course towards Lymington, where you can take one of the regular ferries to the Isle of Wight. Explore the beautiful New Forest National Park with its wild ponies and pretty villages, whilst a visit to the National Motor Museum or the stunning gardens at Exbury is a must. No visit to this area would be complete without a trip to the cosmopolitan seaside resort of Bournemouth, with its award-winning beaches, vibrant shopping centre, theatres and restaurants, or enjoy the attractive riverside town of Christchurch or Avon Beach at nearby Highcliffe which is popular with surfers. No matter what time of year you visit there's always a lot to do to suit all ages.

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This property offers the following short breaks:

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Christmas

52 Glenside

Barton On Sea, Hampshire (Ref. 1068620)

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Reviews & Ratings

"The only positives about this place is it’s dog friendly, which are in short supply on Hoburne Naish, and the location."

"I really feel the cabin could do with updating ."

"The property is in need of a bit if work."

"The good bits Very clean, lovely area, excellent site, friendly site staff, close to good places to visit."

"We thought we had a designated parking space, but we didn't."

"Lovely lodge."

"TV reception not great, WiFi was sketchy but facilities and comfort were great."

"Disappointed with the lodge."

"The cottage had everything we needed ..."

"The accomodation was aged and tired but still adequate."