Located just 10 miles from Bournemouth Airport, the Ringwood Hotel is a great choice for visitors looking for accommodation in Dorset with excellent travel links and close proximity to a wide range of exciting attractions. Visitors can enjoy Adventure Wonderland, found only 6.5 miles away, which features dozens of rides and adventures for the kids, including the Runaway Train and the Happydrome Theatre.
Alternatively, Monkey World is located just 18 miles away and offers a unique experience for those who want to get hands-on with these fascinating animals. This hotel is also perfect for those visiting the University of Bournemouth as the establishment is only 15 miles away. Southampton University is also commutable at 30 miles away. This makes the Ringwood Hotel a fantastic base for all your trips and adventures in the area.
All rooms feature a comfy king size bed with four plump pillows and a cosy duvet. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of food and drink choices within a short car journey from the hotel.
Due to the roadside location of this hotel, some external noise may be heard.
The adjacent Little Chef is closed for refurbishment until late January 2018. Food and drink choices are available within a short car journey from the hotel.
How to get to your hotel
Situated off the A31, Ringwood to Poole Road, near St Leonards.
Parking
Limited free parking is available at this hotel on a first come first served basis.
Accessible Room
Latest Reviews
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Christopher Hodgkinson
23 Apr 2018
4.8
Parking: 4.0
Accessibility: 5.0
Toilets: 5.0
Staff: 5.0
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Russell
29 Jun 2023
0.3
Staff: 1
Read All ReviewsWhen we arrived and the receptionist welcomed us and told us our room was ready on the ground floor and had disabled facilities. This was extremely welcome as partner has limited disability. The room was extremely comfortable and we both had a good nights sleep. The shower was excellent and very simple to operate and everything was very clean. Breakfast was given in our room which was quite helpful to my partner. will certainly look at Travelodges for future accommodation. Nice stay and satisfied with the services.
I believe anybody staying here should know my experience of this hotel, last night the 28th June while I was falling asleep in bed in complete darkness at 11.00pm my door was opened with the master key, no knocking just came in, the young voice said, housekeeping just seeing if you are here? I shouted back yes, then they left, obviously I was now wide awake and immediately got dressed and went down stairs to reception to find out what was going on.
When confronted the English night porter said we come up because we have your key? Another foreign porter came round the corner with a key to my room, I dangled my key in their face and returned to my room.
Needless to say I didn’t get any sleep that night thinking about their true intentions
What if it was a girl sleeping alone and that happened?
I asked in the morning for the general manager, I was told he was on annual leave and the young woman tried to make excuses for what happened the night before, never a good tactic, she told me there was a form on the website if I wanted to complain, surprise, surprise, I can’t find one
So I will spend the evening writing on every review website I can until travel lodge decide to return conversation. Don’t worry I am third of the way through a 12 night stay so will have plenty of time to not miss any.
Funny thing is tonight I came in and one of the beds was left in a diagonal position in my room, maybe a forgetful chambermaid? But no change of towels/toilet roll/etc so can I presume he/she just came in to let me know they had been in my room agin for no reason?