Situated between Dorchester and Yeovil, George Albert Hotel & Spa is surrounded by scenic Dorset countryside. It features stylish bedrooms with free Wi-Fi.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Very clean . Comfortable very large bed with good linen. Great large bath. Nice cooked breakfast.
Located in Dorchester, 7.7 km from Monkey World, The Frampton Arms provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Robinson
United Kingdom
Friendly staff, very comfy and very clean rooms with a powerful hot shower. Air conditioning a bonus when needed. Beds firm and new.
Featuring a bar, The King's Arms is set in Dorchester. Boasting a 24-hour front desk, this property also has a restaurant and a terrace. Private parking can be arranged at no extra charge.
lesley
United Kingdom
The location is perfect for walking around Dorchester with everything you need to hand. The staff were all very friendly and extremely hard working. The bar and restaurant were just what we needed after a difficult journey.
Situated in Dorchester, 24 km from Monkey World, The Poachers Inn features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located in Dorchester and within 15 km of Golden Cap, Lemon Tree features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Linda
United Kingdom
All looks and feels new. Rooms were spacious, beautifully decorated, towels sumptuous, tea tray and extras much appreciated. Bed and pillows perfect. A good full length mirror, plenty of available sockets and places to hang clothes, coats and towels.
A 3-minute walk from Dorchester West Train Station, The Junction is a Marston’s Inn offering bed and breakfast in this historic Dorset town.
Lucy
United Kingdom
Spacious room. Everything was very clean. I liked the fact you could access the room directly from the car park. Excellent breakfast, with lovely field mushrooms, served piping hot. I will definitely stay again.
Set in the lovely market town of Dorchester in Dorset, the heart of Hardy County, this traditional English pub provides 5 letting rooms finished to a high standard.
Dating back around 350 years, Yalbury Cottage is situated in the village of Lower Bockhampton, 2 miles from the historic town of Dorchester. It offers a restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
James
United Kingdom
Brilliant staff. They were really nice and warm and made us feel very welcome.
We ate at the restaurant which was incredible. The chef clearly takes a lot of pride in their work because the dining experience was exceptional.
The Oak at Dewlish, a property with a garden and a bar, is set in Dorchester, 14 km from Monkey World, 29 km from Corfe Castle, as well as 30 km from Poole Harbour.
Lesley
United Kingdom
The whole stay was perfect ! Food excellent and good value for money ! Staff were all friendly
On average, 3-star hotels in Dorchester cost £124 per night, and 4-star hotels in Dorchester are £148 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Dorchester can on average be found for £267 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Great Choices of Eateries in Dorchester itself with Great...
Great Choices of Eateries in Dorchester itself with Great Travel links to surrounding areas. Public Transport VFM and regular Beaches clean and FamilydogfriendlyLots of Green Spaces with accessibility Nice Friendly feel with all the amenities of a larger City
helen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
More museums than you can shake a stick at.
More museums than you can shake a stick at. The Keep Museum and the Dorset Museum and Art Gallery stood out for me. The awe inspiring Maiden Castle hill fort was spectacular and a top attraction Hardy’s house and Max Gate were worth visiting even if you know nothing about the man and his work. Finally a walk around the shopping area is a must.
Alan
Scored 8.0
8.0
The newly rebuilt Dorchester Museum is a must for Art and...
The newly rebuilt Dorchester Museum is a must for Art and local history exhibits, give it a minimum of 2/3 hours. The town is quite small but on Wednesdays the market is worth a look. The Keep Military Museum is also interesting. The short walk around the River Frome path is lovely and there are many longer country walks locally. There are several old churches and Maiden Castle and Maumbury Rings to visit. We recommend a walk around the King's newish Poundbury estate, which had a very good garden centre and several shops, and meals in the Duchess of Cornwall Inn there are excellent.
Parking in the town is difficult but there are local buses and trains.
Pauline
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I loved this town - the people were friendly and the city so...
I loved this town - the people were friendly and the city so pretty. We walked the dog beside the river and went to the Maiden Castle in the morning before our journey. I would have stayed an extra day or three if I had realised how interesting Dorchester was.
Susan Alex Percival
France
Scored 10
10
Dorchester is amazing, has restaurants, pubs, parks,...
Dorchester is amazing, has restaurants, pubs, parks, churches and so many museums. I actually didn't have time to go to everything I wanted to so I would like to go back. There is so much in the nearby area to see too.
James
Scored 10
10
Dorchester is a lovely town; don't miss the excellent museum...
Dorchester is a lovely town; don't miss the excellent museum, the roman villa behind the City Hall and below that, the lovely walk along the river. Beyond that Dorset is beautiful from Golden Cap and Lyme Regis to the various glorious churches and historic houses and their gardens. Coney's Castle, an iron age hill fort north of Charmouth, was wonderfully atmospheric and gave superb views. Stourhead to the north has the wonderful gardens and parkland designed by Capability Brown.
We happened to have visited Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire on the way down, and then Montacute Manor (20 mins from Dorchester - take the guided tour if possible) and Lytes Carey Manor 52 mins away in Somerset in that order, giving a wonderful overview of private displays of power and wealth in Tudor England, (from highest to lowest), all three fascinating and with superb gardens, but the last having the most charm.
You rarely stay somewhere that exceeds expectations. The space available for 2 people was amazing. If they had a roll away you could easily take 3. Not far from Dorchester and easy access to the places of interest in Dorset. On site car parking and Tolpuddle itself is a lovely Dorset village. The host provided lots of info on eateries etc. And offered to help with any questions. Pricewise you may think the Tolpuddle is more than you usually pay. Dorset is not a cheap holiday area so keep this in mind.
The hotel is simply lovely; period interiors, a comfortable bar with a great atmosphere, great food and friendly helpful staff. There are also many good cafes and other places to eat all close to the hotel. There's a lot of history in Dorchester, and there are several wonderful museums all within 5-10 minutes easy walk of the hotel: Bovington Tank Museum is just a 20-minute drive away. We thoroughly enjoyed staying here and plan to do so again in the future.
Very friendly reception staff. The hotel is clean and the room was very cosy with a modern bathroom. The location for the hotel was central to Dorchester. With no parking for the hotel, I parked in the top o' town car park which was very safe and was 3 nights for £12 which is reasonable. The car park is also 20 seconds away from the hotel.
The hotel was in a very small village that was very quiet. The restaurant and bar facilities at the hotel were exceptional and the rooms were fantastic. The location was close to Dorchester and Poole which suited are requirements perfectly.
a good central location both within Poundbury and for this part of Dorset.
The property was well structured and designed both as an inn and a hotel without conflict of use.
it was very well maintained and clean.
Richard
United Kingdom
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