B&Bs in Dorchester

Alma Australia

The breakfast was excellent with pastries freshly baked, and fruit and a wonderful selection of things for breakfast, delivered to the bedroom door in a basket. The rooms were spacious, with a brilliant shower which is a joy after so many very small shower cubicles in the UK. Lots of facilities such as tea and coffee, and milk and filtered water on hand. Lovely decor.

Katie United Arab Emirates

Lovely stay, lovely big room which was spotless. Really good menu for breakfast, great hospitality.

Andi United States of America

what a beautiful and peaceful place

Alan United States of America

The breakfast is five star! The chef will fix whatever you request, but we highly recommend the full English breakfast. Or start your day with fruit and yogurt, scones, pastries, or eggs anyway you love them. The location is perfect. It's a few steps away from two major museums, the Dorchester History museum and the Shire Justice Museum. The Royal Oak is a nice pub across the street, and The Junction Pub has great food, as well. My husband enjoyed the Mixed Grill, while I had fish n chips. We are both Thomas Hardy and fans of T.E. Lawrence. A visit to Max's Gate, Hardy's home is a history buff's idea of a perfect afternoon! The train station, Dorchester South, is within walking distance, as well. There's a lovely park a block away. With playgrounds, and areas to sit and read. We took the train to Weymouth for an afternoon one day, and the next day we went to Morton, Lulworth cove, and Durdle Door. Beautiful scenery. Be sure and ask, the owner, Debs, to give you the scoop on all the history of the house and Dorchester. Both she and The Old Tea House are truly treasures. We loved our visit and we will be back.

Sarah United Kingdom

Incredible food, convivial surroundings and lovely hosts, delightful

Daniel United Kingdom

Beautiful place. Really nice and helpful host.

Lynn United Kingdom

What a beautiful place to stay. It was absolutely perfect. A very comfortable and cosy room with a small fridge with fresh milk in. Something you rarely find these days. The tea and coffee were also of excellent quality. Clipper organic Earl Grey, breakfast tea and also Pukka teas for the caffeine free. Similarly lovely coffee. Even a teapot and leaf tea if you like that. The room has a very comfortable bed and is in a very quiet location with outside space to sit if you wish. A lovely bathroom with bath and shower, towel rail heated as it's getting a little chilly now in the mornings and evening. Judy is the most lovely host and nothing is too much trouble. I feasted like a Lord at breakfast with homemade muesli, fresh yogurt with passion fruit, blackberries, blueberries and freshly cooked plums. There were also various cereals too. This was before the delicious cooked breakfast of local fare. Dorchester sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, mushroom and toast with butter in abundance. All washed down with freshy made coffee in a cafetiere. Thank Judy for making a little haven of peace and tranquility that I definitely needed. I very much look forward to returning and meeting you again.

Eva Canada

We were located in a garden suite, rather than the main house, which gave us an extra level of privacy. The breakfasts, which were delivered on a trays as we completed each course, were excellent. The hostess even gave us homemade marmalade to bring back to Canada! She was also really helpful in telling us of things we could do in and around Dorchester and ran us into the town centre when it was raining, although it is with walking distance.

joan Canada

Our gracious host! Her incredible home, her helpfulness and generosity..many thanks, wonderful memories.

Kevin gmail United Kingdom

The quality of the room and furnishing was excellent. Like a high class hotel. The staff were friendly and efficient and the food was good Gastropub quality.