Recently Reviewed Hotels around New Milton

• Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum
  "someone pick my bottom jaw up please"
  "We happened to see a brochure while staying at a B&B in Fordingbridge and thought we would check it out. It may look small and unasuming from the outside but if you like motorcycles them this place is a must see, over 350 bikes all in excellent condition and many you won't find anywhere else. Well w..."orth the entry fee and also grab one of the coloured brochures for a small cost. Thank you Mr Miller " More >
• Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum
  "Beautiful collection, one not to miss!"
  "A must-do for anyone remotely interested in motorcycles. In a spacious setting, close to most places in the New Forest, the varied collection is wonderful. Some will remember the name Sammy Miller from bike trials from years past but make no mistake, the collection encompasses many different type..."s of bikes and ages, many extremely rare, and everything is kept clean and in pristine condition. The café can get overwhelmed on busy days, there are owners clubs outings on some days meaning many cold hungry souls to cater for, but the staff do what they can in good cheer so I'm not going to criticise them. I can't understand some reviewers saying its expensive to enter the museum, far from it, I think its extremely good value. Don't listen to a few miserly pensioners, go and have a thoroughly enjoyable day out! " More >
• Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum
  "Deep joy - deep, deep joy !"
  "Growing up as a trials rider, Sammy Miller is a legend. What he has created here is a museum that looks and smells like it should. The bikes are amazing - miles better than our "National" museum in Birmingham which is overpriced and overated. You also have Beaulieu close by - been there, this is bet..."ter !. There are some incredible machines here, some rather than a rare thing that's extremely rare - a twin pistoned single cylinder two stroke ???.....yup, it's here. Having arrived in New Milton for a short break, the museum was the first stop. " 'er indoors" took to the tearoom with a puzzle book and was pleased to see me come out after a couple of hours. Not so pleased when I told her I hadn't yet been upstairs and was going back !. Sammy - you are a legend. Your museum is a credit to the hard work and devotion put in to it. May it long continue. " More >