Bed and Breakfast, Weymouth B&B

Park Edge

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A warm welcome awaits you from Mary & John at Park Edge, Weymouth!

WE HAVE FREE OFF ROAD PARKING AT FRONT OF HOUSE.

You are welcome to come and stay at our home, a small and friendly Non-Smoking husband & wife run house. We are situated at the quieter end of town near the church with the very tall spire { St Johns Church } still only 5 mins from Weymouth 's Sandy Beach and Greenhill. A short walk will take you to Lodmoor Country Park and the Sea Life Centre. The railway station is 15 mins walk or a short taxi ride away. Condor Ferry Port {routes to St Malo and the Channel Islands } is a 4 minutes drive along the Esplanade.

Our guest accommodation includes a free complimentary Healthy choice breakfast served in our light and airy breakfast room.

We offer 1 double, 1 twin and also a large double or family room all en-suite. {please see rooms page}. All Rooms Have tea & coffee making facilities, Televisions & alarm clocks. Hairdryers and Irons are available on request.

Our rates are very reasonable, we charge per room, not per person ranging from £50.00 to £65.00 in the high season [family room up to £90.00]. If An extra fold up bed or cot is required for a child there will be an additional charge.

We welcome one or two night stays but longer would be nice. Stay a night before catching the Condor Ferry and possibly on your return.

We accept Debit & Credit cards* for deposits. We require a £25.00 per room per night to secure your booking. Deposits are non-refundable. One & two night stays must be paid for in full at time of booking.

*surcharge applicable for credit cards. Bookings for Condor Ferry sailings are not transferable or refundable in the event of non sailing due to mechanical failure or adverse weather conditions.

Weymouth has much more to offer than just the beach...

As one would expect of a coastal resort, water sports feature prominently in the list of activities.

With excellent wind conditions all year round the waters of Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour are a Mecca for windsurfers and dinghy sailors, and divers come to the area to explore the wrecks lying around the coast.

As one of the top angling venues in the country Weymouth offers all types of fishing, from the child's rod dangled from the pier to deep sea fishing trips which can be booked from one of the charter boats in the harbour. Golf, cycling, walking, bowling, swimming, the list of opportunity for sport is endless.

Attractions include The Timewalk and Brewery Days which takes visitors on an unforgettable voyage to experience six hundred years of Weymouth and Portland's history.

The Sea Life Park's themed marine displays reveal the fascinating habitats found beneath the waves and at The Deep Sea Adventure and Sharky's children can jump, swing, slide

and climb in the adventure play zone while adults take in the Titanic exhibition on the upperfloors.

With a new shopping centre, lots of excellent places to eat and drink, a wide choice of accommodation and a year-round calendar of events it is little wonder that Weymouth is a town to which people return time and time again.

Olympics

Work to enhance the sailing facilities at Weymouth and Portland has been completed. The enhancements to the existing WPNSA facilities include a new permenant 250m slipway and new lifting and mooring facilities.

The project was completed on budget and ahead of schedule, providing world-class facilities for elite athletes and the local community more than three years before the Games.

The National Sailing Academy will benefit from the improved facilities that the Games will leave behind, providing a state-of-the-art facility for elite training, competition and local community use.

This use has already started: from a community programme through to hosting the Olympic Windsurfing discipline, RS:X class World Championship in 2009. This events programme is extensive and will also include hosting the IFDS (Paralympic Sailing) World Championship in 2011.