Situated in Sherborne and with Longleat Safari Park reachable within 44 km, The Cross Keys Sherborne features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Paul
United Kingdom
Pub /restaurant with a few guest rooms, very friendly staff, good facilities in an excellent location. Breakfast is generous and so is the restaurant. Overall, a nice atmosphere and a pleasant experience which will tempt us back to Sherborne
The Eastbury is a luxury Georgian country house style hotel and boutique spa with lovely gardens . The property is set in the heart of the lively historic town of Sherborne in the Dorset countryside.
Philip
United Kingdom
The garden suite (Thyme) was amazing, an an unexpected upgrade to the room we paid for. So tranquil and well equipped, loved the comfort and design with the bifolding doors onto the patio and the skylight. The breakfast was great too with lots of choice! Amazing experience
Offering free WiFi and garden views, Folly Fields Farm B&B is an accommodation situated in Sherborne. Located 9 km from Sherborne Old Castle, the property provides a garden and free private parking.
Ying Chun
United Kingdom
Excellent value b&b, very friendly helpful service. Well maintained, good clean condition room and bathroom. Safe and quiet location. Good strong WiFi signal!
Very nicely cooked and tasty breakfast 😋 with lots of choices offered. Big pot of tea and coffee. Would recommend for staying.
Offering garden views, Barn Flat overlooking beautiful Dorset vale is an accommodation located in Sherborne, 8 km from Sherborne Old Castle and 36 km from Stourhead.
Barringer
United Kingdom
Breakfast great fantastic bread, cerial,plenty to eat.
Location was fantastic, views to see for miles. Peaceful brilliant
Stoneleigh Barn is an early 19th Century former hay barn located 2 miles from the historic town of Sherborne. Two of the rooms at the property have a large en-suite bathrooms.
Kerry
United Kingdom
A unique country house in a pretty location. The owners were very friendly and exceptionally helpful. As a solo traveller I was made very welcome. All facilities were available. Large and comfortable room to stay in.
Nestled amidst stunning countryside, this 2AA Rosette award-winning late 18th century British pub is beautifully set in the heart of the ancient village of Corton Denham, on the Somerset/Dorset...
Paul
United Kingdom
I loved absolutely everything at the Queens Arms, from the staff who welcomed us on arrival, to the friendly farewell. We will most definitely be back. The food was lovely, the best mushroom soup I have ever had.
The room was beautiful. We actually stayed in two rooms. We had to extend our stay suddenly so had to move rooms. Both were beautifully decorated, the little touches like the books, the fresh milk outside the room when we woke up, the fudge, big towels. The whole place was so relaxed and friendly, nothing was too much trouble but at no point was it intrusive. Breakfast was yummy.
An absolute gem of a place to stay.
On average, 3-star hotels in Sherborne cost £88 per night, and 4-star hotels in Sherborne are £120 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Sherborne can on average be found for £170 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Sherborne this weekend is £147 or, for a 4-star hotel, £369. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Sherborne for this weekend cost on average around £264 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Sherborne, UK, is accessible via train from London Waterloo (2.5 hours), or by car via the A303 (3 hours). The nearest airports are Bristol (1 hour 20 minutes) and Southampton (1 hour 30 minutes). No direct water transport available.
The most convenient airport for Sherborne, UK, is Bristol Airport, offering both domestic and international flights. It's approximately 60km away, making it accessible and time-efficient for travellers.
Sherborne, UK, offers several public transport options. South Western Railway provides regular train services, while local buses, such as South West Coaches, offer routes around town. Taxis are also available. For short distances, walking or cycling is feasible due to Sherborne's compact size. Driving is another option, with ample parking facilities.
What guests said about Sherborne:
2.0
Scored 2.0
This hotel was very tired and could go with a luck of paint…...
This hotel was very tired and could go with a luck of paint… the bathroom was grubby.. toilet seat had black marks where it had had the enamel scratched off the shower glass had mould at the bottom of it and the shower may was grubby underneath… also the entire room was lacking in any light.. the fans from the kitchen were a constant hum and the bed linen wasn’t big enough for the two single beds they’d put together .. we booked for 2 nights but left after one… the staff were great and food was ok but accommodation was shocking… also accommodation want even in the pub but around the corner I would like someone from customer services to contact me direct about the entire experience please
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Sherborne is a perfect small town; historic buildings,...
Sherborne is a perfect small town; historic buildings, compact town centre with a wonderful variety of independent shops and brilliant pub’s and restaurants. Try the Digby Tap for great Real Ale and Tambourinos for a fantastic Italian Restaurant.
Trevor
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Sherborne is a beautiful town in a lovely county of Dorset.
Sherborne is a beautiful town in a lovely county of Dorset. Lots to see and do in and around the town. Lovely Abbey, gardens, places to eat. I can recommend the Cross Keys as somewhere to eat the food is great.
Clampin
10
Scored 10
Sherborne is a lovely town with lots to see and do.
Sherborne is a lovely town with lots to see and do. Good places to eat and drink. Town is not too large to be intimidating it can be fully seen in a couple of days. Look out for the Digby Tap pub, its what a pub should be!
June
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful town with lots of historical attractions to fill...
Beautiful town with lots of historical attractions to fill up a long weekend. Sherborne old and new castled & gardens with the Abbey and a good shopping street. Lots of good pubs and restaurants and cafes . Everything within 20 -30 minutes walk. Very clean & tidy
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very interesting town.
A very interesting town. The castle and gardens are well worth a visit. Also the Abbey is magnificent along with the area ribs about. The high street has plenty of interest, with several independent cafes and shops. The town is architecturally attractive. Plenty of cat parks.
The location is wonderful, especially with the surrounding countryside offering various walks and the bonus of a working commercial bakery next door :-) Annie and Colin were the perfect hosts, giving enough space for us but we knew they were always available if there were any problems. Sherborne is a lovely well-appointed town with lots to see even in limited lockdown. The breakfast was delicious with local produce much in evidence - the cereal lasted us all week. Convenient parking. Able to use the garden for R&R.
The location fantastic; the staff friendly and helpful; the room superb in furnishings and spotlessly clean; the decor in the room and around the hotel was fabulous; the food was absolutely delicious; the peace and quiet was blissful; it was simply a wonderful stay in an excellent hotel and we can't wait to go back...what a find, delighted! It might be a 3* in facilities (even though it had everything we wanted/needed) but it is unquestionably a 4* in quality and service standards.
self catering. The location was quiet, peaceful, with lovely open countryside views from all windows. If the weather had been kind we would have enjoyed miles of lovely countryside walks, but sadly it rained. A lot.
That said it was well placed for visits to Sherborne (for the castle) and Yeovil, for shopping etc. , and a thirty-five minute drive to Weymouth. Other close coastal locations were easily accessible from there.
Location in the centre of Sherborne was very good offering easy access to the town centre. Nearby car parking was fairly convenient and inexpensive. Owners provision of bread, butter , milk, cereal etc was thoughtful but we did not use some of it. TV worked well. Bedding was clean and good quality.
Full English Breakfast was excellent. Dinner excellent as well. Good selection on the menu. Gluten free well accommodated. Nice local beers. Very friendly service. Nice local pub atmosphere in the bar. Very close to Sherborne without the hassle and noise of being in the town.
Unbelievable food, very hospitable staff, lovely location. We didn't get the best weather for walking but did go into Sherborne for the Saturday market which is beautiful and visited Haynes Motor Museum on the way home on Sunday which was a brilliant morning out.
The location in Sherborne is perfect. It is right in the center of shops, restaurants and cultural attractions. The apartment is roomy, clean, quiet, and attractive. Our host, Paul, was easily available to answer any questions. We felt well cared for.
Susie and her Claire Cottage were fantastic! Beautiful historic home that was within walking distance of all of Sherborne's best attractions, restaurants, cafes and pubs. Breakfast was scrumptious. A day trip to Lulworth Cove is highly recommended.
A cleverly appointed studio minutes from Sherborne station. Has everything a couple or small family would need for a short stay. Very clean and comfortable. All the little touches like the wireless phone charger were much appreciated.
The location was very good.
Right in the middle of a friendly village with a pub and shop.
Really handy to Sherborne - a great town with interesting market and lots of bespoke shops.
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