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

individually decorated rooms, a comfy lounge and peaceful, manicured gardens combine to bestow a country house feel at the seaside

in an elevated spot overlooking the town and coastline, a refined and most elegant hotel with relaxing facilities and award-winning cuisine

character, 400-year-old inn set moments from the scenic cove, it features cosy rooms with a maritime theme and serves a fresh, seasonal menu

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

elegant Georgian mansion set in quiet countryside overlooking Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon offering facilities for the whole family

a charming 14th century inn with beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls and fireplaces located just 10 minutes walk from Branscombe Beach

a perfect place to get away to simply relax and unwind, boutique hotel set in attractive, riverside gardens with elegant rooms and fine dining

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

offers award-winning cuisine featuring local produce and guest rooms with unique identities all set in an attractive 16th century building

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

a castellated entrance, on the seafront, and well-manicured lawns and gardens greet guests at this elegant and traditional seaside hotel

a chic, boutique style hotel with smart, comfortable rooms boasting period details and providing an ideal start to explore the local area

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

elegant seaside getaway, close to Sidmouth's beaches, with stylish rooms, relaxing and rejuvenating spa and glorious views over the coast

this fine Georgian residence, today an independent, family run hotel, sits in 2 acres of gardens and has direct access to The Byres riverside walk

a stylish hotel, within walking distance of famous Lulworth Cove offering spacious, airy rooms, attentive and professional service and good food

a thatched, roadside inn located between Honiton and Exeter providing a comfy and accommodating respite for weary travellers

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

featuring a range of sporting facilities, this well established hotel offers light and airy accommodation in a tranquil and picturesque setting

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

a charming 16th century hotel with many rustic features set in a quiet spot overlooking Chesil Beach which is reached in 3 minutes on foot

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

this 17th century, former coaching inn retains many original, character features and offers comfortable rooms and scenic views from the garden

you'll find fabulous food and the luxury of individually designed boutique rooms in this picturesque thatched inn near Lulworth Cove

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

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

features three guest rooms furnished to a high standard that are set in a converted stable block separate from the main bar and restaurant

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

enjoy a traditional stay beside the sea at this Grade II listed, Art-Deco style hotel that enjoys direct beach access and sweeping bay views

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

close to Monkey World and the Tank Museum, this golf resort hotel with modern lodge accommodation has a range of dining and leisure facilities

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

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

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

a 13th century smuggler's haunt situated on the South West Coastal Path, it offers traditionally furnished rooms and fresh, seasonal food

with traditionally styled public rooms and smart, modern accommodation, this welcoming inn is set close to all the local faciities

a hostelry since 1739, this iconic inn blends style with character; one of the spacious rooms has a sea view, and breakfast is much-praised

a thatched inn dating from the 16th century located on the town's fringes and offers traditionally styled rooms that are well-appointed

in beautiful Dorset countryside on the edge of a small village near the Jurassic Coast and Durdle Door, a hospitable inn with cosy rooms

set in a period, thatched property, this charming inn, with comfortable accommodation, offers a relaxing stay in a picturesque spot

enter a warm and relaxed environment at this friendly inn that offers light and airy, modern rooms and live entertainment evenings

self-contained B&B rooms, comfortable and well-equipped, in the flowery garden of a pretty inn near a river; tasty, locally sourced food is served

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

situated between Weymouth and Portland and close to the Rodwell Trail for cycling and walking offering simple, but comfy, guest rooms