The original Georgian house contains nine bedrooms and seven suites of various sizes. The three luxury duplex Forest Suites are very special, boasting a galleried sleeping area with a space for relaxation below. All bedrooms have king-sized beds, complimentary wireless internet access, in-room pantry, exquisite bathrooms fitted with white marble, all the features one would expect from a first-class hotel.

Ensconced in Lime Wood's gardens are two pavilions designed by Charles Morris. Pavilion 1 contains a suite, with an oak staircase leading to the spacious bedroom featuring a vaulted ceiling, open fireplace and large bay window. Pavilion 2 consists of two bedrooms, one on each floor. The pavilions share the same quality features as the bedrooms in the main house, including king-sized beds and complimentary internet access.

The Crescent is an additional structure also designed by Charles Morris. Bedrooms in The Crescent have a Franco-Scottish feel, with a touch of New England thrown in for good measure. Rooms in The Crescent have direct access to the New Forest and are particularly tranquil and secluded. The Crescent contains one bedroom and four suites.

The Coach House contains two bedrooms and three suites, decorated in a traditional arts and crafts style with a hint of Italian influence. The Coach House has been designed so that the suites and bedrooms interconnect, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends or family if booked in its entirety. The suites are spread over two floors and feature an open fire, lounge and dining room.