Bridge House Hotel - Beaminster

700-year-old BridgeHouse is a magical, Dorset country house hotel full of character - the product of generations of history passing through its doors. Originally a home for a dozen priests, the hotel now has its own unique, boutique style, sympathetic to its heritage as well as contemporary comfort.

The aim is to create an unpretentious home from home in a relaxed modern way. We provide luxury hotel accommodation with every bedroom decorated in its own individual style. Each has refurbished bathrooms some with romantic, stand-alone baths, Molton Brown toiletries, crisp white Frette linen and free wi-fi as standard. The public rooms reflect the building’s history from Medieval to Georgian panelled dining room to alfresco dining area set within a child and pet friendly, private walled garden.

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Bridport Arms - West Bay

Situated on the beach by the harbour of West Bay, occupying a unique position on the World Heritage Coastline you will find the Bridport Arms Hotel where you can wine, dine, stay and relax.

Whether it's walking the stunning Dorset coast line; visiting the many national trust gardens and historic houses in the area; relaxing by the harbour watching the world go by; or visiting the bustling market town of Bridport, there will always be plenty to do.

The Bridport Arms Hotel is ideal for business and leisure breaks. Whether you're looking for a short break or a week by the sea, spoil yourself and stay in one of our gorgeous en-suite rooms. For a special romantic break book our luxury suite with 4 poster bed.

Non-residents are welcome to wine and dine in our bar and hotel restaurant. Sample local real ales and fine food including many fish and seafood specialities. Please view our extensive lunch menu and dinner menu.

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Kings Arms - Dorchester

Even though a recent expenditure of over 1 million has been spent on modernising and refurbishing the hotel, you can still feel the history that is associated with its 288 year existence, you can imagine the scene of Michael Henchard The Mayor of Casterbridge carrying on his business in Kings Arms as described in the novel by Thomas Hardy. The author himself described it as the chief hotel in Casterbridge namely, BEST WESTERN - Kings Arms.

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Bishops - Lulworth

This Four Star Gold Award holiday accommodation with pool and dining facilities is an ideal escape for holidays and get-togethers.

Bishops, which overlooks the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, was once the home of the Wordsworths (Bishops of Salisbury) and stands on the edge of Lulworth Cove, sheltered by Bindon Hill.

Originally two cottages dating back to the 1650’s, the building is one of the oldest in the village and, the extensions and additions having been made with care, remains one of the finest architectural features of Lulworth.

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Shirley B&B - Bournemouth

A warm welcome awaits you at The Shirley B&B. This family run Bournemouth B&B is situated on the favoured West Cliff. It offers great value for money in this wonderful location being just five minutes walk from Bournemouth town centre with its shops, cinemas, theatre, restaurants and bars. Not forgetting our close proximity to the seven glorious miles of award winning sandy beaches.

Shirley B&B is a 3 star Guest Accommodation awarded by Visit Britain.

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Tideway - Poole

Tideway Bed and Breakfast based in Poole, Dorset is a guest house overlooking Lytchett Bay in Poole Harbour. The B&B is in a perfect location for tourists visiting the Dorset area requiring accommodation in Poole.

Stunning views.
Excellent traffic free walk or jogging circuit on doorstep.
We specialise in peaceful short-term breaks.
Off-road parking Special discounts for businessmen Monday - Friday.
Free Wireless Internet access.

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The Elizabeth House Hote - Southampton

Originally two Victorian Houses The Elizabeth House Hotel was opened some 60 years ago by an ex cruise liner steward. Photos and pictures in the Reception Lounge area remind visitors of this connection with the sea.

As part of a sustained programme of improvement, the present owners added No. 42 The Avenue (next door) in 2001, which was, for many years, the Rectory for St. Barnabas Church and latterly the constituency office of the late Sir James Hill, one of Southampton's M.P's.

There are now 27 ensuite bedrooms. High ceilings, original plaster covings, stained glass and banisters etc. have been retained giving the hotel a spacious airy ambience.

The Hotel is owned and managed by Brett and Karen Hockin both of whom learned their trade working in a national chain of luxury hotels. They live on site with their family.

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