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Bridport, DOR
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7 years ago
Been staying here for near on twenty years whilst on business. Very clean and comfortable accommodation. A great breakfast and very friendly staff. In walking distance to local restaurants. The best place to stay in Bridport read more
115 East Street
Bridport DT6 3LB
United Kingdom
01308 423371
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The Bull Hotel
(9 reviews)
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We've spent a wonderful two nights at the Bull and the interesting little town of Bridport and…read moresurrounds. We were welcomed warmly on arrival and directed to park behind the hotel (free!), shown to our room on the second floor. Commenting on the hotel and accommodation: it's an old coaching house, so has all the creaks and structural foibles you'd expect of an ancient building. It's been recently refurbished and is looking very swish. They've made clever and considered use of the spaces, and the decor is sensitive and creative. I really loved the small details, like the retro mirrors, the sheepskin rug, the wool bed-throw and prints of the local area on the walls. The bed was big and very comfortable. The only complaint was the seagull noise at 4am - squawking up a hell of a racket. I closed and locked the sash-windows the next night which made a difference. The bathroom was light and spacious, and they offer Bramley products which are all 'nasty' free. Highly recommended. Commenting on the food and dining: There are inside and outside dining and drinking spaces. We ate dinner and breakfast inside on both occasions. The tables are small, so you struggle to find space for everything, but beyond that, the food is exceptional. The wine-by-the-glass is competitively priced and was of a high standard. We ate fresh fish, seafood, beef and lamb and it was all exquisite. The kitchen are doing a great job, and if I look at the reviews from the years preceeding, I can see that the Bull have really striven to do better and exceed expectations. Service was good, not overly familiar nor invisible. All staff seem to be well trained and familiar with the food, and in so doing were able to make their own recommendations. Book ahead for dinner, it is becoming more popular.
This place is so lovely! The terrace is decorated beautifully and the food is amazing. Little bit…read moreof celebrations and loved the Prosecco as well.
The George at West Bay
(1 review)
££
I love this old pub, we often dash down from London for the weekend to meet friends in the George…read moreon a Saturday lunchtime for a pint of Thatchers. The food is always very nice and good value, although the menu changes quite often. As with most places in Dorset it stops serving lunch at 2pm so you gave to be quick!
West Bay Hotel
(3 reviews)
Under new managment, Very helpful and friendly staff. Excellent meal, spotless accommodation, with…read moresea views, next to the golf coarse. Fantastic weekend break!
Looks like a nice place... if you want food. Drink only after a walk and then only after ordering…read morethree drinks were told we can't sit down. I know they are busy but the bar was littered with glasses and technically I shouldn't have to stand at a bar with my 15 year old daughter. It's actually illegal. Ended up in the beer garden in the cold! A simple, "standing room only if your only having drinks" and we'd have moved on or at least had a choice.
Lord Nelson Hotel
We are very happy that we have found this sweet B&B. You get…read morea rustic small town feeling right away. As if you get a real impression of what it would be like to live in Bridport. The rooms and the pub are very clean. Especially the staff and owners convince with their friendliness. The breakfast was ok. It is quite loud in the rooms. Like so often in England. With earplugs it works. In the double bed you lie on one very soft mattress and share a blanket. If one moves, the other one notices it immediately. So we slept very badly. Nevertheless, the overall impression remains a very good one.
Haddon House Hotel
(2 reviews)
Great place in the center of the town, opposite the Town Hall. A flagship of the local brewery,…read morePalmers, serving their real ales and a decent wine & spirits selection. Recent management change and the early signs are highly promising - seem like a great couple, down from running wine bars in the London area. Lovely small bar with a kitchen area off to the side. Haven't eaten there this time around but focus on fresh and local fare. Real fireplace in the bar. Mixed crowd of locals and visitors - particularly busy on market days (Wed/Sat).
Greyhound Hotel
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Wetherspoon house. Good range of real ales from South West brewers. Can get busy although bar isn't…read morealways staffed to cope. A lot better than it was a few years back.
I am shocked and appalled at the poor customer service at this restaurant we were sent the wrong…read morefood and we thought it was the food we ordered and we made a mistake and we ate the food because we thought it was our food the waiter that served us came back and told us it wasn't our food and then the manager came out and started rudely shouting at us and caused a huge scene telling us we need to pay for it when we when we refused to pay the rude, arrogant manager told us we were we were banned I will never come back to this pub again probably because we're not welcome. they also told people that they had to wait half an hour for a seat when there was many tables available. there was also a hair in my drink, absolutely disgusting and very unhygienic it was an apple and mango J20 with a side of hair The water glasses are also extremely small and they are very tight on this what is free, grow up there was a poor old lady that was made to sit on a wet soggy bench because there is a lack of chairs outside.
Have been here several times (restaurant only). Food is excellent and service very good in pleasant…read moresurroundings. Unfortunately prices have increased in 2016 and value for money is no longer a feature. Disappointing portion of vegetables - why be mean with a cheap ingredient? Menu is wide - ranging and usually includes some local fish.
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Fantastic little B and B less than 5 minutes walk from Lyme Regis Centre and of course the sea…read more Friendly owners who cook the best breakfasts ever. I visited for my birthday and they set our breakfast table with decorations and a card! Three bantam chickens live here which they let us feed and stroke. Lovely place to stay, clean big rooms for reasonable prices. Highly recommended. I have stayed there a couple of times and would definately go back.
We stayed here a few months ago and it's a very reasonably priced, cosy and homely B&B…read more The rooms are quite small, and the bathrooms very small indeed, but that doesn't really matter as it's just a base from which to explore the nightlife and enjoy the seaside by day. It's clean and well cared for, and we were made extremely welcome by the lovely owners. There's a regular bus service into/from town about every half hour (or every 15-20 minutes during the day, if I recall right) that stops right opposite the front door. The breakfasts are awesome - you get to choose your menu the night before (from simple continental to ful extra-large cooked English) for an all-inclusive price. I only wish I'd not had such a hangover then I'd have been able to do justice to mine!! I'd definately stay there again.
This is a brilliant hotel. Its a funny one mind…read more Premier Inns are always generally good, but this one is just a few metres from the beach. It's great for a long weekend or something longer, and the rooms are spacious and clean. It is a 5 minute walk from Weymouth centre, and the walk couldn't get much better on a summers day. The only problem I have with this hotel, is that in the space of 1 year, the price has gone up steadily from around £50 a night, to £65. The hotel has also been extended twice, but its still sometimes quite difficult to make a reservation here. It seems to be extremely popular. This hotel is highly recommended by me.
We've twice taken advantage of the lunchtime deals, and had some very nice meals here. Food is…read moretasty, quantities are good, and range is as you would expect for family dining. It seems to even be a place with mums and tots feel comfortable to come during the day when the rest of the world is at work. The staff seem mainly young, so vary in their enthusiasm, but generally are courteous and helpful without being bothersome. There's a big car park but you have to pay for parking.
The Korean BBQ glazed pork bites were as Imperial as it gets. The sun should never set on them…read more Jimi is very pro fusion food. People have basically become a melting pot so why not our food. Best enjoyed after hiking up the Golden Cap while being regaled by the stories of Dan Quixote. 5 stars
Oh yea , it is verily right and just that The Anchor in Beer is praised .We have visited around the…read moresurrounding areas four the past 4 years ,but only once visited this pub ,for lunch.
Great location, family facilities and staff! The manor is close to the ocean and chesil beach, but…read moresurrounded by green fields. Great swimming pool, play barn for the kids and awesome outdoor areas. Has sandpit, swings and small football field. The rooms are not modern but are cosy and tidy. The restaurant and food in general was amazing since the restaurant features a Mediterranean flavour. Pricey on high season it does accommodate and entertain families with children of all ages as well as parents. If you are willing to drive for 15 minutes you'll find Weymouth beach, Lodmoor park that features go karts, sea life, etc! Overall great value for money and lovely service!
The places is super comfortable and modern decor. Service is great, included car park and wifi…read more Fanastic clean stand up showers with heated towel rack. Super supportive bed with soft linens. No a/c but you can open the windows fully to get a nice cool temperature in the evening. Free continental breakfast and 5.95 for full English cooked to order.
We use this classy little hotel when visiting relatives in Yeovil, and really love it. It is small…read moreand friendly, and provides excellent attentive service. Prices are surprisingly reasonable. We visit with small children - they have some very good family rooms available, and a lovely garden around the back. The highlight for us is the restaurant. The food is contemporary franglais - excellent. Good choice of wines and professional service make it a real treat when the kids are finally tucked up in bed.
A beautiful and charming place to stay and relax. The rooms…read moreare nicely appointed and thoughtful prepared. Wonderful spaces to be in. Clean and warm and cozy rooms have a nice bathroom with big relaxing bathtub.
Very enjoyable, reasonably priced, home cooked food. Good fish menu with local fresh fish. Many…read moreother dishes too for those who don't want fish. Good prices for wine too. Booked during the afternoon for early evening and were glad we did it was very busy. small tv on near the bar which impressed the football lovers but it was not on loudly. One member of our party ordered bread and butter pudding with cream and they must have put custard on one by mistake so the brought us out both which was a nice touch
Go, go, go! If you are EVER in the area of Dawlish, do make a beeline for this small, busy pub…read more They specialise in fresh seafood and all meals are cooked to order. We popped in last weekend and they managed to squeeze us in between bookings. Very accommodating. Pleasant staff. Fabulous home cooked food. Reasonable price. Probably the best scallops in the area. Kids meals excellent, also freshly cooked and not fish fingers and chips on offer either! We will definitely go back if in the area. Would suggest booking to ensure a table.
We climbed a mountain!!…read more So we parked at Durdle Door and walked from there to Lulworth Cove! It was windy and cold! We saw this nice looking pub in the tiny village and thought we'd give it a try. Was lovely inside, traditional pub like interior with plenty to look at inside. The food was exceptional, we both had Steak baguettes and they were amazing! Something so simple but the ingredients and the time spent to make the perfect lunch really showed! I can't wait for our next visit.
Had a very nice lunch here overlooking Lulworth Cove. Hall and Woodhouse Brewery. Meals took a…read morewhile to arrive and were worth it. Roast didn't look terribly exciting but my chilli salmon was superb and the two men enjoyed their award winning steak and ale pies
An excellent choice for a proper holiday! Gather round the dinner table at Ammonite to discuss…read moreAbrahamic religions, putting friends on a PIP, the Manosphere, or the work schedule of an air traffic controller. The food was absolutely scrumptious! 5 stars
2nd Time coming here, it was even better from the 1st! The view is incredible, the staff are lovely…read moreand the food, although its a tad expensive, is delicious. The garden at the back of the hotel is kept in pristine condition and it is full of civilised people reading newspapers. It feels straight out of a film from the 60's. The hotel has a lovely calm, quiet and zen feel to it. It is near the sea if you enjoy the beach. Overall I think this is the best hotel/restaurant in the area. I have come here before and I would come here again. Pros: * Lovely garden * Sea view * Bar * Incredible Restaurant * Cozy Cons: * Expensive * Car park is a bit on the small side