Enjoy a holiday at adult-only hotels in Hampshire

Then look no further than our round-up of adult-only hotels in Hampshire.

The past two years have been challenging to say the least, with many unable to escape the stresses of everyday life with a holiday.

Since the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, the world has begun opening up again, and there are more opportunities for a holiday, including closer to home.

So if you are looking for the perfect place to unwind and relax with no children in sight, these three Hampshire hotels might be the ideal getaway.

Burley Manor

Photo: Burley Manor

Located in the heart of the New Forest, this four-star manor house hotel is in a stunning location. 

The baronial-style venue, built in 1852, is set within an 800-year-old estate and surrounded by rolling countryside and Burley Park, a red deer sanctuary.

Guests can enjoy "stunning" food with Mediterranean influences, luxurious spa treatments and bask in the feeling of tranquillity. 

With a whole section of the hotel's website dedicated to well-being, guests can rejuvenate their mind and body.

The variety of indulgent treatments on offer will help you recharge and leave you feeling refreshed.

Sinah Warren Hotel

Sinah Warren. Photo: Warner Leisure Hotels

On the other side of Hampshire is this elegant Hayling Island hotel.

Built on land that was originally a health farm in the 15th century, Sinah Warren boasts a number of rooms that overlook Langstone Harbour.

The large hotel offers 278 rooms and chalets, so you will be spoilt for choice.

Surrounded by gorgeous gardens and fresh sea air, the hotel is home to plenty of activities – from its heated outdoor pool (open June to early September) to giant chess in the garden, a spa, and tennis courts.

There’s live music and entertainment every night, complemented by the in-house restaurant, The Driftwood.

Cottage Lodge Hotel

Photo: Cottage Lodge Hotel

Full disclaimer: this hotel is not strictly adults-only but has few rooms that can fit a large family, so it is unlikely that guests will encounter many children during their stay. 

However, the family-run Brockenhurst hotel offers romantic getaways for loved-up guests with a variety of rooms on offer to choose from.

The original parts of Cottage Lodge were constructed in 1650 from a former trading ship.

This has inspired the creation of a cosy snug bar and breakfast room that serves locally-sourced produce.

Plus, the hotel offers dog-friendly getaways for those who wish to indulge their canine companions. 

With short and easy strolls to nearby pubs, restaurants and spas, there are plenty of options during your stay to explore and relax.