Strandhoteller i Dorchester

"This is an excellent dog friendly property! Made us and our two greyhounds very much at home."

"This was our second stay in this beautiful old manor house situated peacefully within a few minutes walking distance of West Bexington Beach. Once again we had a wonderful stay. The food was very good. There is an excellent choice for breakfast, all of which was nicely cooked and presented. We also ate in the restaurant which was very good with a varied menu choice. The bedrooms are a little tired in places but this in no way reflects the cleanliness of the room nor comfort of the mattress,...

"Fantastic stay lovely hostess really went the extra mile to make our short break very special. Excellent breakfast and the surrondings were all in keeping. The room was very comfortable and quiet. Central location in Dorchester with all its history & museums and some really nice restaurants in easy walking distance Also a good base if you're exploring the surrounding area. You have Corfe Castle & Swanage within an hours drive."

"This was the perfect house and location for our family stay! Great hot tub, lakeside views, use of paddleboard and kayaks. We were blessed with sunny weather and did not need to leave. Miranda was an available and helpful host and we would definitely love to return another year.! "

"Our third stay at this wonderful property and secluded garden.The property is practical and the host available nearby if any problems arise.If you like country walks , you will be in the right spot given the nearby heathland etc ( watch out for the rabbits ). If you like the seaside, not far from Weymouth etc.Lovely pub ( Red Lion ) at the botttom of the road . Other pubs are available !.Monkey World about 10 mins away . "

"Just 3.5 hours drive from Folkstone this well equipped holiday appartement with 3 large bedrooms is the place to stay. Bathrooms are up to todays standard and wunderful fitted for this place. The very friendly owners do make you feel welcome at this beautiful manor where King George the third also enjoyed to stay while visiting the Dorset coast in the 18th century. You can take hikes in the countryside up to the coast or just read your book at the fireplace. Enjoy!"