Bed And Breakfasts 31 to 40 in Dorset, England

The Talbot - Recently renovated and refurbished to a high standard, this 'pub with rooms' is situated in the beautiful Dorset countryside, in pretty village of Iwerne Minster, between Shaftesbury and Blandford Forum. The Talbot has recently been awarded the title of "Dorset Dining Pub of the Year", so you are assured of a memorable dining experience. You can reserve a table in the dining room, warmed by a log fire, or dine in the comfortable lounge bar. Alternatively, eat outside on the terrace which is heated on chilly days. The Talbot serves a number of Dorset beers and a good selection of wines that vary seasonally. Offering superior en suite accommodation, each room at The Talbot boasts a flat-screen TV with Freeview channels, tea and coffee making facilities and wireless internet access. All rooms are non-smoking.

The Glenbourne - Receive a warm welcome at this clean and comfortable family-run bed and breakfast. The Glenbourne is a 5-minute walk from the beach. The Glenbourne is situated in the Alum Chine area, roughly halfway between Bournemouth and Poole. There is free parking and a bus stop right outside the hotel. The spacious guest lounge has a TV and games console.

The Antelope - The Antelope Hotel is an old coaching house on the High Street, convenient for Poole Quay. It has a welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, comfortable rooms and relaxed hospitality. The Antelope retains part of its original 15th-century building, yet has modern features like Wi-Fi internet access (at an additional cost). Step into traditional, cosy bar of Poole's oldest hostelry and walk through to Smuggler's restaurant with its cosy nautical theme. There is a large seasonal menu, as well as Real Ales, fine wines and speciality coffees.

The Anvil Inn - This 16th Century thatched hotel, located just outside of Blandford Forum, offers guests a comfortable stay in peaceful surroundings. The hotel's restaurant and bar are open all day for you to relax and enjoy a meal and refreshments. For leisurely activities you can enjoy walks and visiting the local attractions. The historic towns of Salisbury, Dorchester, Sherborne, Shaftsbury and Wimborne are all within easy reach, whilst Dorset's beautiful coastline including Bournemouth, Poole, Wareham and Weymouth are all less than 40 minutes away.

The Water Garden Hotel - In Bournemouths East Cliff area, just a short stroll from the beautiful beaches and the shops, restaurants and nightlife of the town centre, this charming, family-run hotel offers free parking. Family owned and run, the Water Garden Hotel prides itself on offering high standards of customer service and cleanliness, including a gold-standard kitchen. There is a fully stocked bar offering a range of drinks at reasonable prices, as well as the hotels award-winning gardens and the patio area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas. All of the tastefully furnished en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Bournemouth Central Railway Station is just a few hundred metres away, as is Bournemouth Travel Interchange for national coach travel and excursions. Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) is less than a mile (1.6 km) from the hotel. The Water Garden Hotel can cater for families, holiday makers and contractors. The hotel is unable to cater for stag parties.

City Lodge - Beautifully situated beside the River Stour, 2 miles (3.2 km) from Bournemouth Airport and 5 miles (8 km) from Bournemouth, Poole and Wimborne, City Lodge offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. City Lodge is a 4-star (AA) Guest Accommodation, with comfortable en suite rooms, all with free Wi-Fi and LCD flat-screen TVs with Freeview digital channels. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk, so there is always someone on hand to help The Riverside Restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and serves a carvery every day. There is a large, free, secured car park and if you are staying at City Lodge before or after flying, you can claim up to 14 days' free parking.

Marquis Of Lorne - Award winning rural Country Inn with great reputation for food. Nestling in the Dorset hills and close to Eggardon Hill, an ancient hill fort, this sixteenth century Inn is very popular, and deservedly so, for country breaks. An excellent position for touring the county. Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.A Short drive to Lyme Regis, Abbotsbury and Weymouth and just 7 miles from the world heritage coast.

Alendale - Alendale Guest House is located just off Weymouth's esplanade, an 8-minute walk from the shops and restaurants of the town centre. The Grade II listed, Georgian building has en suite rooms and a dining room where breakfast is served. Alendale is a member of Direct from Dorset, and uses locally sourced produce where possible.

The Lodge At Meyrick Park Guest House - In 120 acres of parkland and with its own 18-hole championship golf course, the lodge offers free wireless internet access, free parking and superb leisure facilities, including an indoor pool. With a beautiful, tranquil location and excellent facilities, the Lodge at Meyrick Park is great for a relaxing and restorative break. As well as the impressive golf course, the relaxation facilities include a 19-metre indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room and a well-equipped gym with state-of-the-art Technogym equipment. Guests can use the Health and Fitness Club free of charge throughout their stay. The spa offers a variety of relaxing and therapeutic treatments, including massages, facials, nail care, waxing, electrolysis and tanning treatments. There are 17 en suite rooms, all with TVs, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. A full cooked English breakfast is included in the price and is served in the Pulse cafe bar. Pulse offers a range of light and healthy meals and drinks, with a terrace for those warm summer evenings.

Gervis Court Hotel - The Gervis Court is a typical Bournemouth hotel. It is also a Victorian home of great character, set in its own grounds. We have ample free forecourt parking and nestles amongst pine trees, only two minutes from the cliff top. Bournemouth Hotels. Over 100 years ago the Gervis Court was a typical hotel in Bournemouth, family run hotel/ boarding house originally called 'Leicester House'. On Sept 7th 1895 Lady Harriet Ponsonby and her maid plus Mrs General Faber and Mrs Morry were in residence. We have been established for a long time! When Lady Ponsonby came there would have been only an odd carriage here and there, now you can park here at the hotel, an easy walk to the town without parking problems. Close to the beach, pier and shops, bars and restaurants; the seafront, Bournemouth Pier, the town centre and Bournemouth International Centre are quite literally only a short walk away. We pride ourselves on our well-maintained and presented gardens. We are one of the fine hotels in Bournemouth. For your choice of holiday accommodation in Bournemouth with all the hotels, bed and breakfast, and guest houses, the Gervis Court is ideally placed for you.