The Best Dorset Budget Hotels

overlooking Holes Bay, this purpose built hotel provides smart, modern accommodation. Money spent in the on site shop goes towards the RNLI

a clean, modern hotel offering good value accommodation near to the town centre

boasts an advantageous central location with shops and the historic harbour on the doorstep; entertainment is offered in the high season

a hotel in a Grade I listed Georgian building showcases its fine period charm throughout, and offers classic rooms, some with fine sea views

traditional pub popular with villagers and visitors, locally sourced food and drink is championed and live music is featured at the weekends

a popular restaurant with a wide menu is a bonus for guests who stay in rooms set around a courtyard, at this inn in the heart of Dorset

offers simple style - but comfortable - rooms that are well-equipped next door to the convivial bar and directly opposite the railway station

with a 500 year history, this nautically-themed pub is just meters from the lively quayside

holiday park set in 23 acres of grounds on Charmouth's fringes offering a wide choice of accommodation and facilities for the whole family

a traditional and lively town centre pub offering simple style rooms, two bars, live televised sporting events and live music at the weekends

with buses stopping nearby, this charming tavern offers a warm welcome and cosy rooms

friendly pub situated just 4 minutes drive from Bournemouth Airport with a railway theme that reflects its former life as Hurn's railway station

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

spectacular cliff-top views over Poole Bay can be seen from this popular pub offering bright, airy rooms and good value food and drink

comfortable hotel - sitting opposite the beach - with a good choice of room types from budget to deluxe and many with scenic sea views

perfectly placed hotel to enjoy all that Weymouth has to offer, the beach is opposite whilst the historic harbour, shopping and theatre are nearby

the guest rooms at this traditional pub are light, spacious and well maintained and are situated in the main building or in a coach house

a large, Victorian villa set in a lofty spot with a sea-facing aspect, just a 5-minute walk from the town centre and a little further to the beach

featuring live music on Fridays and Saturdays, this friendly inn with modern rooms is close to many of the town's attractions and amenities

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