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Discreetly restored in 2007 to uncover some of its fascinating history, The Abbots House in West Dorset (near Lyme Regis and Bridport) balances the contemporary ambience of a boutique hotel with the classic timelessness and homely feel of an authentic 16th century guest house. Whether you’re coming to dine for the evening, or to stay for a few days, you can be sure of a warm welcome, as hosts Sheila and Nick Gilbey introduce you to the very best the South West has to offer.

Marquis of Lorne 16th Century Inn Beautiful West Dorset Countryside Bed & Breakfast Accommodation Restaurant Pub Food Real Ales. The Marquis of Lorne HistoryBed and Breakfast Accommodation at The Marquis of Lorne Inn. Originally a farmhouse dating back to the 16th Century, The Marquis now a Country Inn has a very good reputation for its food and ambience, a great place to stay for a relaxing short break or a longer holiday. The Marquis offers lunch and evening meals in the cosy bars or separate dining areas every day, complimented by a wide range of local Palmers Real Ales and lagers and an extensive wine list. Our menus which change daily are freshly cooked and consist of Pub and A la Carte restaurant meals, using the freshest local meats, fish and game when in season. The Marquis of Lorne B & B Ratings/Awards AA Top 500 Places to Stay 2002/2003/2004/2005 THE REAL ALE PUB GUIDE 2005 The Good Pub Guide 2005 Camra Good Beer Guide 2005 R.A.C. 4 Diamonds En-suite Accommodation 2005 R.A.C. Sparkling Diamond Award 2004 R.A.C. Dining Award JANUARY 2005 AA 4 Diamonds En-suite Guest Accommodation 2005 AA Good Pub Guide 2005 World Heritage Coast Association Member 2003/4/5 Taste of The West Member 2003/4/5 South West Tourism Member 2002/2003/2004/5 Dorset and New Forest Business Partnership 2003/2004/2005 Bridport Local Food Directory 2004/2005 We look forward to welcoming you!

An elegant Edwardian house situated just off the A35 between the historic market town of Bridport with its twice weekly street markets and the harbour at West Bay. We offer family run comfortable accommodation with many thoughtful extras. We offer a choice of rooms, including 2 on the ground floor and 2 family rooms, all individually decorated and all with full ensuite bath or shower rooms, tea / coffee making facilities, refridgerators, TV and hairdryers. Our Room Rates are from:- Doubles from £64 Twins from £64 Family from £72 10 mins walk to the harbour, beaches, cliff top golf course and the Dorset Coast Path, now part of the World Heritage Coast site with its wonderful walks, spectacular views and unspoiled beaches. Spacious rooms, south facing dining room and lounge, private parking, patio and garden for you to enjoy. We aim to make your stay with us as relaxing as possible. AA and VisitBritain 4 star guest accommodation. Pets welcome (by arrangement).

Eype's Mouth Country Hotel is a family run 18 bedroom hotel set in the small Dorset Village of Eype. With superb sea views, and just a few minutes walk to the beach, the hotel occupies a unique position on the Heritage Coastline. This stunning location provides the perfect base for walking along the Coastal path with much to explore and observe for the keen rambler, ornithologist, anthropologist or geologist & is highly recommended by the River Cottage Film Crew. Owners Kevin & Glenis French have a wealth of experience working within the hotel industry. They are dedicated to providing a warm welcome, good food and the comfort and hospitality to the best possible standard. Creating a relaxed, friendly atmosphere is paramount, so you can be assured of a pleasant and enjoyable stay. The hotel has 2 bars, a patio -terrace, a restaurant overlooking Lyme Bay and the beautiful coastal path, the restaurant offers a three course table h'hote menu, changed daily, and is created by chef to take advantage of local fresh foods including locally caught fish, superb meats and fruit and vegetable farm produce from just north of Bridport. An exciting wine list offers a vaiety of French, and other Euorpean and New World Wines. We've had great fun selecting them all! Prior booking for dinner is advisable. The bedroom featured is a superior double available at a supplement rate.Please note; Mid February - Mid May 2008. We will be carrying out works to extend our lounge and base-ment area at the East end of our South Facing Elevation. This will create a larger lounge area, making more of the superb sea views and, at the same time, provide more space in the Smugglers Bar. These works will be screened off from the main part of the hotel and will not affect the general operation of the bar and restaurant areas on the ground floor. Plans will be displayed in Reception for your interest. We shall do our utmost to keep any inconvenience to a minimum.

The Bridge House Hotel is situated on the eastern edge of Bridport town centre, next to the River Asker and gardens which follow the river's course. It is a town house built in 1760 to accommodate a religious order of dissenting ministers. Only recently converted to an hotel in the 1980's, it still contains many interesting features and character.

Bridport is an ideal centre for a touring holiday. It is a market town of Saxon origin with exceptionally wide streets. The Bridport Museum in South Street has exhibits illustrating the history of the town and locality, including its archaeology and geology. Market days are Wednesday and Saturday. One and a half miles south of the town is the quaint harbour of West Bay with its shingle beaches under towering cliffs and a small promenade and is the beginning of the Chesil Beach which ends at Portland. Facilities exist in the vicinity for Golfing, Fishing, (both sea and fresh water), Riding, Boating, Walking etc.

All rooms have en-suite facilities and wi-fi access, whilst the lounge offers quiet elegance for relaxation and the bar lounge the facility to invite conversation for residents and invited friends. A fine restaurant complements the traditional ambiance of the hotel, and the wine list complements the regularly changed a-la-carte and daily changed table d'hote menus prepared with fresh produce by the homely chef.

We are open throughout the year, offering short breaks and weekly holidays, as well as the facilities that a visitor needs whilst on business in West Dorset including off road car parking.

'The Shoes' s a Victorian Inn tucked away in a tranquil part of West Dorset. The surrounding countryside is perfect for walking and is filled with ample places of interest, ranging from iron age forts and roman roads to stunning formal gardens and museums.The inn boasts a great reputation of excellent cuisine. Fresh local produce is used wherever possible and so the menu often varies, even the herbs are picked daily from the on-site herb garden. Light lunches are available daily with an a la carte menu for the evening. Combine this with an expansive fine wine list and you have an enjoyable evening awaiting you.There are three spacious double en-suite guest rooms. Two of the rooms have superb views looking out over the valley, with the third ideal to make into a family room.

Highlands End benefits from over 30 years of improvement and enhancement, being the first park owned by our family. We are justifiably proud of the first class facilities that are on offer.

Just 500 metres from a lovely unspoiled beach, the park is at clifftop height overlooking the sweeping Lyme Bay. The World Heritage Coastline offers wonderful walking in each direction with exceptional views that are truly spectacular, largely over National Trust land and farms.

The leisure facilties offer a wide range of activities to make you feel healthier and more relaxed no matter what the weather.

Heated Indoor Swimming Pool *

Sauna/Steam Room *

Gymnasium *

Tennis Court *

Pitch & Putt *

Fishing Lake * (Situated at Golden Cap Holiday Park approx 2 miles away)

Children's Play Areas

Games Room

(* additional charge for facilities)

Highlands End has a Bar and Restaurant with a wide choice of bar food for all the family including a comprehensive and interesting display of Fire Service Memorabilia. The Park also offers a shop for everyday groceries, drinks, frozen food and caravan accessories and the Tourist Information gives comprehensive details of the attractions and places of interest in the local area. Please note that the majority of the facilities are only available when the Park is open (Mid March - Beg November) Please contact us for further details.

Freshwater Beach Holiday Park is located in the South West of England in the beautiful county of Dorset. Spend a wonderful seaside vacation on the coast, making the most of our private beach.

You can hire caravan holiday homes or pitch your tent, tourer or
motorhome in our camping fields.

Open between Mid-March and Mid-November

A spectacular expanse of Dorset Beach enclosed by impressive clay and sandstone cliffs and gentle grassy slopes. A private haven for families and children - for sun worshippers, swimmers,wind-surfers, walkers and sea fishermen.

NO ALL MALE/FEMALE GROUPS OR UNACCOMPANIED TEENAGERS.

IF YOU CANNOT FIND ONLINE A BOOKING TO SUIT PLEASE CONTACT US DIRECTLY ON 01308 897317

Set in the small Dorset village of Eype, Eype’s Mouth Country Hotel, is a family run 18 bedroom hotel. With superb sea views and only a few minutes walk to the beach, the hotel occupies a unique position on the Heritage Coastline. This stunning location provides the opportunity to walk along the Coastal Path with much to explore and observe for the keen rambler, ornithologist, anthropologist or geologist.

Owners Kevin and Glenis, along with their son James (14) and daughter Amy (12) have a wealth of experience working within the hotel industry. Having decided to ‘go it alone’ they are dedicated to providing a warm welcome, good food and the comfort and hospitality of the best possible standard. Creating a relaxed, friendly atmosphere is paramount, so you can be assured of a pleasant and enjoyable stay.

The West Bay offers good quality bed and breakfast accommodation in double bedrooms or a family bedroom with views of the Beach or countryside. Facing the sea and protected by the large shingle bank of Chesil Beach; forming part of the Jurassic coast; The West Bay has a good sized car park and is adjacent to three public car parks. It nestles at the foot of East Cliff next to the former railway station of West Bay.Just a few miles from the lovely historic town of Bridport; and once known as Bridport Harbour; West Bay has; since Victorian times; been developing as a leisure and holiday resort; while retaining a good number of working fishing boats. The harbour at West Bay offering berthing for visiting yachts; and views from the Isle of Portland to Start Point in Devon. The area around West Bay is renowned for its beautiful views of the coast and countryside; and the walks along the pier and coastal path can offer amazing sunrises or sunsets. The coast road from West Bay to Abbotsbury and beyond to Weymouth offers unrivalled views in fine weather; or curious mists when it is damp. In stormy weather the harbour piers can offer a good drenching; if it is safe; or spectacular photographs. Bridport is well known for the rope that used to be made in the town from locally grown flax and wound in the various ‘rope walks’ around the town. So famous it was that to be hung was to be ‘stabbed with a Bridport dagger’.High standard of en suite accommodation; excellent cuisine; our ever changing blackboard menus offer a wide choice with a large selection of locally caught seafood. Al Fresco dining available during summer months. Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1300 and Check-Out time: 1000.