The Best Jurassic Coast Hotels

discover a wealth of history and character dating back to 1590 at this charming and comfortable, Grade II listed Elizabethan Manor House

Regency style house, set in over an acre of grounds, a short stroll from the beach, offering a comfortable, traditional Jurrasic Coast base

a modern hotel set on the summit of Portland with scenic views in most directions over Weymouth Bay, Lyme Bay and Chesil Beach

Edwardian house located between Charmouth and Lyme Regis with views over the Dorset countryside offering comfy, well-appointed rooms

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

originally built for the Duke of Clarence, this traditional hotel still has many of its original features and sits in an enviable spot by the beach

set amidst 14 acres of beautiful Devon countryside yet only a short drive from the coast; stay in traditional, elegant guest rooms or cottages

guest rooms are tastefully decorated and combine contemporary styling with a traditional feel; restaurant menus feature West Country produce

historic, Grade I listed hotel set in pleasant grounds, guest rooms are elegant and traditional in style and retain character features

offers a good range of relaxing facilities including spa bath, sauna and steam room and a beauty salon, guest rooms are individually decorated

seafront hotel retaining Regency charm and grandeur; guest rooms are elegantly decorated in a traditional style and many enjoy fine sea views

family-run hotel providing a homely, welcoming atmosphere set in a tranquil garden with terrace located a 5-minute walk from the centre

welcoming and relaxed hotel, under the same family ownership for over 60 years, placed directly on the seafront with many sea view rooms

close to excellent walking and Eype Beach, this small family-run hotel enjoys a unique position, tucked down a lane near to the coast

with stunning sea views, this cliff-top hotel makes a great base for touring Studland and Dorset

a 17th-century former coaching inn located moments from the beach, offers well-presented bedrooms, hearty pub food and local beers

set in extensive gardens, this welcoming hotel offers a choice of 2 elegant restaurants

set in extensive gardens, this welcoming, historic hotel offers a choice of two restaurants

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

a peaceful hotel with extensive leisure facilities and spectacular views across Swanage Bay

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

just a mile from Chesil Beach, this friendly village inn serves English cuisine in a conservatory, and offers comfy, neutrally decorated rooms

grand Victorian hotel with character original features combined with more contemporary decor and facilities set in a prime seafront spot

a charming inn overlooking the sea, with a cliff-top beer garden, a restaurant serving locally caught fish and guest rooms with sea views

an Arts and Crafts house set on the fringes of Beer, featuring simple accommodation, a cosy TV lounge, drying room and shared kitchen

offering great leisure facilities, this relaxing hotel makes a great base for touring the Studland area

with its seaside frontage, this period hotel offers traditional rooms with modernised facilities and is well placed for accessing attractions

not far from Portland Castle enjoy refreshments in the on-site cafe throughout the day

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

this charming, cosy village pub offers a great mix of the traditional with the contemporary