Which Are The Best Hotels in Dorchester?

an attractive 16th century former coaching inn with fabulous rooms and food, and its pretty village location make a perfect holiday combination

a beautifully restored 18th century Georgian hotel featuring many period features including a grand staircase, fireplaces and wood panelling

traditional, thatched inn set in a quiet hamlet, with luxury, well-appointed rooms and a menu that showcases the flavours of Dorset

a 16th century coaching inn blending original features with modern amenities

in a quiet village surrounded by open countryside, a Victorian inn with a large garden and play area, has comfortable rooms and hearty food

a welcoming, traditional pub, set in a peaceful village with a babbling stream running through the gardens, close to the famous Cerne Giant

a magnificent inn built in 2016 in grand 19th century style, in the heart of the Duchy of Cornwall's Poundbury, has both character and comfort

smart, comfortable rooms with eye-catching colour schemes offer a restful retreat in this sympathetically restored inn serving tasty food

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

former coaching inn, circa 1840, with a lively public bar and a large restaurant, decked out like a sailing ship, and cosy, comfy rooms

a delightful Edwardian country house, with elegant guest rooms, set in 3 acres of grounds that include a seasonal, outdoor pool and tennis court

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

attractive, Georgian townhouse, offering elegant guest rooms, each individually decorated and furnished, and an award-winning breakfast

an 18th century building with many Georgian features and where Queen Victoria once stayed

350-year-old cottage with fireplaces and beamed ceilings retained in the restaurant where French cuisine, made of local produce, is served

family-run accommodation offering comfortable guest rooms decorated to a high standard and a hearty, full English breakfast to start the day

renovated to offer a mellow rustic chic space and relaxed dining, this historic inn near Dorchester has luxurious rooms with their own entrance

on the banks of the River Frome chalk stream, in a picturesque village, a charming B&B matches its idyllic location with smart accommodation

close to the bustling town centre, yet offering a peaceful intimate stay in a character house with elegant, classically styled guest rooms

accommodation in well-appointed, boutique-style chalets is offered at this friendly campsite set in a tranquil spot, 3 miles from Weymouth

charming accommodation in a restored village forge, across a stream from the owners' farmhouse, where a delicious breakfast is served

high review scores have been awarded to this B&B in a picturesque thatched cottage, for the hospitality and beautifully decorated rooms

enjoy this historic coaching inn set in the heart of one of Dorset's most picturesque villages

Dorchester's oldest pub offers a lively mix of live bands, karaoke and a late night bar at weekends

built in 1635 this guesthouse is one of the oldest buildings in the town and has an on-site tearoom

admire the wildlife on show in the large garden of this well-presented B&B, set in glorious open countryside, a 12 minute drive from the sea

Tudor thatched cottage brimming with charm and original architectural features ideally placed to explore Dorset's countryside and coastline

the friendly hostess serves a delicious, plentiful breakfast, and the rooms are thoughtfully equipped in this quaint cottage in the Piddle Valley

comfortable B&B accommodation in the house or in two garden rooms; the location is superb for visiting Hardy country and the Jurassic Coast

first-floor accommodation in en-suite studios is offered at this cosy B&B located in tranquil countryside, 5 miles from the Weymouth seafront

a delightful Georgian cottage offering light and airy rooms and a charming conservatory

for a pleasant stay in Dorset's quaint county town, choose this quietly-situated B&B in an Edwardian house, a short walk from the centre

ideal for walkers and country lovers, a converted stables in the beautiful Bride Valley features delicious home made produce for breakfast

just 3 minutes walk from the South station, enjoy the traditional pub atmosphere and stylish rooms

located in the centre of Dorchester and close to the Museum of Dorset an Dinosaur Museum

situated in the heart of Hardy country, enjoy fabulous views and a peaceful garden