We made a one night reservation for this hotel in January 2026 for a stay in July 2026. We reserved…read moreand paid almost £300 for a family room with breakfast. The room was spacious enough for 3 worn plenty of electrical outlets. The bathroom was clean and so was the room overall. I was impressed considering it is considered a "budget hotel". The paid for breakfast was very good. There were English and American breakfast choices with juices, teas and coffees. Its proximity to the cruise port and dining is great. We were able to walk across the street to the West Quay Mall and a variety of restaurants. I do recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

Stayed here for 2 nights before our Disney cruise…read more The staff were extremely friendly and nice. The breakfast was amazing. As to the rooms, each of our 2 rooms had issues. One didn't have enough AC, and the other one the toilet did not flush properly. Also there was no telephone in the room. I could not reach the front desk unless I walked back down to them. Not very safe in my opinion. The price was reasonable given its location.

My wife and I spent three nights and four days here in August 2010. It has to be one of the best…read moreB&B's we have ever found. It deserves all five stars as Yvonne and Ray, the owners, have accommodation to offer that is as good, if not better, than any 5* hotel. The rooms are very spacious, are full en-suite and spotless. Parking is safe and free and there is a free wifi internet service available. Situated in an exclusive avenue that leads to a cul de sac ensured that our sleep was undisturbed and as for the breakfasts - they exceeded all expectations in both choice and quality. This would be a good base to explore the Jurassic coast from, whether by bus or car. There is a steam railway to Swannage from where you can take an open topped bus tour to Bournemouth. There is excellent walking in all directions from the castle and there is good eating in the village. We will certainly return.

This is the first time at Mortons House Hotel, we went for Sunday lunch 2/9/12. Could not believe…read morethe service, 5 star, the food 5 star, hotel old money type place but could not wish for better, the waitress service was 2 nd to non. will be back next year.

Osmington Mills Holidays LTD is a holiday park near Weymouth. It offers places for people to camp…read moreor bring their caravans. I think they also have static caravans but we just camped in a tent. The camping field was level in places but other areas were a bit bumpy and on a slope. The side has a pub, which had evening entertainment in the evenings. The food and drinks were reasonable priced. The campsite was quite expensive compared to other sites in the area but it is a large site. The site also has an outdoor pool which when we went was very dirty with grass and leaves in it! The owner of the site was very helpful and was around when needed. There was a reception area where you could go if you had any problems or questions they also sold some camping items.

Fantastic hotel. The owners, Debbie and Colin are lovely and really welcoming. Not intrusive but…read morestill on hand for anything you may need. Debbie provided without request a fresh non-slip bath mat and clean travel cot for our youngest travel companion (my son was only a few months at the time) as well as a selection of baby friendly chopped fresh fruit and yogurts. Grown up breakfast is cooked fresh to your specification and worth the stay alone. Rooms are tastefully decorated and comfortable. The beds are the kind you don't want to get out of and sheets incredibly fresh and pressed. I've stayed here on a few of my trips down to Weymouth, always with my son and been well catered for. There's a nice lounge and ample parking for guests. Outside has decking and is well maintained. It's only a few yards round the corner to the sea and a short walk into the town centre. I'm always sad to leave which is a good thing

This small hotel is split over 2 buildings side by side, with gardens hidden round the back and…read moreparking at the front, one housing the reception, bar and restaurant and the other with bedrooms. The hotel is a little old-fashioned, but pleasant enough in its chintzy kind of way. The staff are always friendly and breakfast is great. The rooms are fairly sized and good value for money. I always try to get into this hotel when i visit Bournemouth but is always booked up, so must be popular!

Wet dog smell throughout. Found lots of dog hairs on the furniture and bed covers. Needs a thorough…read moredeep clean! TV sound either really loud or too quiet. We paid top wack for what my family and I expected to be a 4* cottage and we are experiencing way more luxury and cleanliness in our 3* hotel. Cheap fixtures and fittings. Not finished to a high standard. Showers are painful to use as spray is overly aggressive. Curtains and bed covers were dusty resulting in 2 of us needing to take anti-allergy meds. We were woken 3 out of 5 nights at 4am by owners walking around outside on gravel. Makes this cottage a 2.5* at best! Not impressed! Seriously does Visit England really rate this cottage 4*? Shame as it's spacious and has good potential to be a nice home from home.

I don't even know where to start with this review. I mean, we're talking about a spotlessly clean…read more5 star lovely self-catered cottage in a quiet corner of the country just outside of the New Forest. The cottage (we stayed in the Keeper's Cottage) included all the amentities you could want, such as comfy leather furniture, a dreamy superking comfy bed, good showers, and lovely original artwork by the owner in all of the rooms. Pretty, but not overdone at all. My partner was pleased that there were tv's and dvd players in all of the rooms and some DVD's were provided as well, along with games and loads of brochures offering ideas about what to do during our stay. Just as lovely as the inside, was the views from our personal gated patio. We looked over onto a quiet horse pasture which is known for featuring deer (though we didn't see any on our trip unfortunately). However, every morning when we woke up, a lovely dark brown rescue pony grazed just outside our bedroom window. Farm cats wandered by now and again, and fat curious chickens came for a visit every day as well. These were the same chickens who provided us with farm fresh eggs for breakfast. It was incredibly peaceful hearing the horses neighing across the field to one another or the owls hooting in the evenings. Just the sort of romantic get-away we had been craving. That being said, there's plenty of room in the cottage for groups too. However, if you opt to leave everyone else at home like we did, there is often a discount available for only using one of the two bathrooms and/or not using the extra bedroom. This isn't as central a location to the New Forest as lots of other cottage options, but you can't beat it for privacy and solitude. The owners seem like very kind people who seem to be up for a chat if we want one, but more than happy to leave us alone if we prefer it, which we respected. We loved that all the fixings for tea and/or coffee with yummy biscuits was waiting for us when we arrived. I can't say enough good things and we can't wait to go back again someday!

stayed here on a recent trip to the bournemouth area and would definitely go back…read more the biggest plus for this place is it's location - you can take the train into bournemouth (about 2 hours from london waterloo direct) and then its about a 10 minute/10 quid cab ride over to the hotel. WHICH IS 3 MINUTES WALKING FROM THE BEACH. you wouldn't know it when you arrive, but you are basically right at the foot of the sandiest beach i have yet to find in the UK. the owners are really nice and the breakfast was good. the hotel is small so they know who you are and are friendly. i had a single room so it was a bit small, but definitely adequate. i would be back in a heart beat during another sunny weekend.