The Best West Dorset Pub Accommodation

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 former farmhouse converted into a relaxing hotel in a quiet setting on Chard's outskirts; guest rooms are comfortable and well-equipped

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

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

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

the beautiful setting of this historic site, the elegant rooms, and dining in the restored mill buildings, all add up to a very special stay

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

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

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

atmospheric, 16th-century coaching inn, featured in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d’Urbervilles, with cosy, well-appointed rooms and a skittle alley

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

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

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

well placed for accessing the local, tourist, seaside facilities, a welcoming inn offering traditional, comfortable accommodation

small, family-run hotel with a homely atmosphere, comfortable guest rooms and a public bar serving bar meals and has a pool table

a former posting inn brought back to life following an extensive refurbishment; stay in stylish, well-appointed guest rooms

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

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