Historic Hotels in Dorset

"It was a grade 2 listed building which added to the lustre of the building, (due to this there is no lift, so be prepared to use the heavily carpeted stairs). Only breakfast available, this is a first class breakfast. "

"Very convenient location in downtown Dorchester, good for walking trips around the town. Several museums and historical sites nearby. Very friendly, helpful staff. Nice restaurant for breakfast (no lunch or dinner service). Several restaurant very nearby, easy walk. HOWEVER, very tiny parking lot (accessible from a side street) which can accomodate a maximum of 9 small UK sized cars, so it is easy to find ot full. A large public parking lot is a couple blocks away, and it is possible to find...

"the property is perfectly located 2 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the town center. the hotel is in a beautiful building with a gorgeus garden and a dreamlike view of the bay. the rooms are clean and spacious, the breakfast is delicious but the best part for us were the people working there, They always make sure you feel welcome and provide excellent service, give suggestions and tips on what's going on and what to do around the area. the vibe of the place is just great. I would...

"Very welcoming and good hosts excellent breakfast "

"Very near to the pavilion"

"Lovely spacious house with character and variety of space ( like going back in time !) It was lovely being all together and our grandchildren loved it ! An excellent location in the centre of Wareham and also near to the coast ."

"My family and I had a fantastic stay in this beautifully appointed cottage. Annabel, our host, could not have been more accommodating. We hope to return soon."

"Very cosy and warm with everything you need."

"First class service and lovely atmosphere "

"Staff was helpful and the room was fantastic. Dinner and breakfast were fine. I’m sure it had nothing to do with the hotel, but there was an absolute terrible stench outside when we arrived, it could actually still be smelled in the room. It eventually died down but never went away"