Situated between Dorchester and Yeovil, George Albert Hotel & Spa is surrounded by scenic Dorset countryside. It features stylish bedrooms with free Wi-Fi.
Located in Dorchester, 7.7 km from Monkey World, The Frampton Arms provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Heather
Australia
Location was good - across the road from Moreton train station. Room was clean and comfortable. Food was excellent (except for breakfast options for those with No Gluten and Diary).
Featuring a bar, The King's Arms is set in Dorchester. Boasting a 24-hour front desk, this property also has a restaurant and a terrace. Private parking can be arranged at no extra charge.
Situated in Dorchester, 24 km from Monkey World, The Poachers Inn features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Diane
United Kingdom
The room was very nice with a separate bathroom, which had a wet room, and a conservatory type sitting area. The evening meals were good and varied. The pub had an outdoor swimming pool which was very popular with guests. There was plenty of outdoor seating with tables, ideal for drinks.
Located in Dorchester and with Golden Cap reachable within 15 km, Lemon Tree provides a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Amanda
United Kingdom
Easy to find. Friendly welcome from host. Refurbished property, freshly decorated. Tasteful planting at the front, and a sun terrace for evening drinks or brunch. Restaurant next door to rooms, serving breakfast with quality produce and good coffee from 10am-11.30am, also open during the daytime. Licensed bar. Retail area with interesting mix of goods for sale. Soft mattress. Fluffy towels. Trees directly outside window made a pleasant view. Convenient location near coast. Old church behind the hotel, with village houses to stroll by in the cool of the evening. Would be happy to stay here again.
Set in the lovely market town of Dorchester in Dorset, the heart of Hardy County, this traditional English pub provides 5 letting rooms finished to a high standard.
Peter
United Kingdom
It was cheap and cheerful. Room over a pub. Booked in, downstairs for a drink and food. They let me park my motorcycle at the back. Room was old but clean. Nothing fancy, but all I wanted.
Ideal for Tankfest, McDonalds just a mile away for breakfast!
Dating back around 350 years, Yalbury Cottage is situated in the village of Lower Bockhampton, 2 miles from the historic town of Dorchester. It offers a restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
Rachel
United Kingdom
An absolute beautiful location and accommodation! So peaceful, pretty and tranquil. We really enjoyed. The food was amazing. Everything has been thought out so well. We had such a lovely time. I highly recommend Yalbury Cottage.
The Oak at Dewlish, a property with a garden and a bar, is set in Dorchester, 14 km from Monkey World, 29 km from Corfe Castle, as well as 30 km from Poole Harbour.
Mark
United Kingdom
Very much out in the country , quiet and peaceful. Nice room and good value for food and drink - staff very pleasant and accomodating.
Featuring a bar, The King's Arms is set in Dorchester. Boasting a 24-hour front desk, this property also has a restaurant and a terrace. Private parking can be arranged at no extra charge.
perfect location. Lovely staff. Room was fantastic !
Located in Dorchester and with Golden Cap reachable within 15 km, Lemon Tree provides a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Schoon, fijne douche, en zeer vriendelijk personeel.
There is no food delivery and it would be hard to stay there...
There is no food delivery and it would be hard to stay there without a car. The area is beautiful, calm and relaxing. We enjoyed Tank Fest. The Tank Museum is worth a visit. We cooked our meals which was fine. Bring your own seasonings (salt and pepper are there) and oil. We did some hand washing and there is a laundry basket and rack there. All in all it was a good place and a good value.
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Anonymous
8.0
Scored 8.0
Dorchester is a great base for exploring Dorset, with its...
Dorchester is a great base for exploring Dorset, with its lovely beaches, history and nature. The town itself is small and attractive. Everything you need is within walking distance of the centre. There are several excellent eating places, as well as more basic fast food places, chain restaurants etc.
Ariel
Israel
8.0
Scored 8.0
Couldn’t fault the accommodation.
Couldn’t fault the accommodation.
However Dorchester town seemed limited with places for a meal in the town itself. Plenty of places for burgers and snacks etc; but had to drive out for a decent meal.
The Keep was a very interesting place to visit. Other places of interest were either closed, or expensive to visit, or you had to book for an appointment.
Fortunately the buses to Weymouth seemed regular.
Barbara
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Although not a large town, there are a nice selection of...
Although not a large town, there are a nice selection of shops along the Main Street, 5 museums catering for young and old, historical town walking trails and nature walks and a lovely Victorian park.
The selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants will satisfy any foodie lovers requirements, and on the Sunday that we visited, there was an Artisan street market and a car boot to wander around.
Parking is plentiful and cheap, and free 6pm-8am.
JungleJan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Dorchester has the feel of a small town with many delightful...
Dorchester has the feel of a small town with many delightful old buildings, cafes, pubs and restaurants, all seemingly selling good food. There are many museums in and around the town centre, often easy to get to on foot. There is Roman history here, medieval too, a long military heritage and of course the dinosaurs of the famous Jurassic coast. Too many things to do in just one weekend, and many more attractions only a short car-drive away. The shops? - Well we never had time to explore them!
Mike
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lots to do here.
Lots to do here. Walk by the river and look at the wildlife. A variety of shops to browse in. Old pubs, art gallery, museums- Terracotta warriors, dinosaur, tutankhamun.
There is also an exceptional artist supply shop here,
Handy for Jurrasic coast - lyme regis etc.
I love the decor from the moment I walked in the hotel. Our room was beautiful and quite spacious. The bath in the middle of the room was quirky 😁. Toiletries were of very high quality as well. Nespresso coffee machine in the room is a bonus.
We had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant and the food is really, really good. The best of all, the staff were really friendly and accommodating.
This was easily the best hotel during our UK trip. The staff was lovely, the food was amazing ( tasty, big portions and fairly priced), the continental breakfast had many options, the rooms were nice and clean.
The position is perfect to visit the Jurassic coast both west and east, it's just 27 minutes from Lulworth cove and Durdle door, and 25 minutes from Waymouth.
Liked the style and decor of the Hotel. Spacious bedrooms. Good selection of food available at breakfast time. The Hotel is based in Poundbury which is about a half hour walk from Dorchester town centre or a 10 minute bus ride . We booked the Hotel because they were offering a very good deal at the time and it was a lovely Hotel to stay in.
The accommodation was warm, clean and the extra king-size bed was comfortable. The staff were friendly and professional. The food was exceptional and well proportioned. At £85 a night including an excellent breakfast it was very good value. Set in beautiful Dorset countryside but only10 minutes from Dorchester.
Breakfast was really nice, The food for our evening meal was exceptional and very good value for money. The hotel is handily placed for visiting Dorchester, Portland, Tolpuddle, Cerne Abbas, and Weymouth.. A very enjoyable stay.
Angela
United Kingdom
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