The Best Blandford Forum Pub Accommodation

beautifully restored Georgian coaching inn, said to be Dorset's oldest inn, featuring stylish rooms and a large patio overloking water meadows

17th-century inn, retains flagstone floors, roaring fires and cosy alcoves, set in a picture-postcard village surrounded by Cranborne Chase scenery

elegant country bedrooms or a suite, provided with thoughtful high end extras, add to the pleasure of eating in the fine field to fork restaurant

set over a babbling brook, it flows between the eclectically furnished bar and the library-themed restaurant, a comfy inn with stylish guest rooms

period rooms and glamorous bathrooms feature in a former coaching inn, whilst the restaurant/bar is located in a nearby sister property

after a recent update, this friendly village inn now offers contempory rooms and an informal restaurant that serves tasty, classic pub dishes

enjoy a tranquil stay in cosy Alpine-style chalets, with tasty food on hand in the restaurant, at this relaxing inn in beautiful Dorset countryside

tasty Mediterranean and British food can be enjoyed in this traditional village inn which also offers elegant refurbished rooms and suites

a 17th century thatched inn with roaring fires, beams, comfy sofas and a modern British pub menu, now also offers smart well-equipped rooms

a 300 year old country inn with exposed beams and log fires serving CAMRA approve ales

the refurbished, well-appointed rooms of this charming inn with a fine restaurant feature dark wood panelling and Victorian style bathrooms

a traditional English pub with an extended garden and serving a choice of local ales

with easy access to the A354 this traditional inn is midway between Salisbury and Blandford Forum

a traditional country pub offering homely food and cosy rooms making an ideal touring base

an elegant, traditional market-town pub, offering good value dining and spacious, airy rooms

a traditional inn with a fascinating history and set in landscaped gardens

a 17th century thatched inn where you can enjoy home cooked food and real ales

a lovely converted coach house situated in the midst of glorious countryside

overlooking the marketplace, explore the town before enjoying classic bar food and local ales

a traditional village pub offering comfortable rooms, some with 4-poster beds