the langham is a fantatic bed and breakfast offering a warm and welcoming stay. we have visited at…read moreall times of year and really look forward to going back. The owners are really great and are always willing to help. The food is fantastic and cooked fresh every morning. There is a wide choice of rooms from doubles upto family rooms that sleep 5, all ensuite and have tv/dvd and tea and coffee making facilities. some rooms (those to the front) also have sea views. the bnb is right on the sea front offering dramatic views of the coastline. there is permit parking available, which is a bonus as parking in weymouth in the summer can be a pain. there is also a private bar with pool table and tv for guest use. It is within walkin distance of the town a lodmoor country park.

We loved this bed and breakfast. We visited last October from our return holiday in Devon. The…read moreweather was awful but the welcome and service was excellant. My daugher was on the beach riding a donkey in the sleet! Nothing was too much trouble. The family room is warm, clean and sufficient for a short stay. We have booked for easter with some friends and cannot wait to see the owners again. They have a basement bar for the guests and if you are lucky the parrot says hello which the kids think is great.

Just popped in for a drink after walking around the Bill. Really nice bar with great views of…read moreWeymouth and Chesil Beach. Good service, nice choice of drinks and food looked totally delicious, although we didn't eat this time. We will be back

We stopped there today for coffee and were most impressed. Very friendly and helpful staff both in…read morecafe and at reception where we enquired about room rates etc. delicious coffee and the meals being served to tables near us looked very appetising. Wonderful views from the verandah, we will go back.

Fantastic hotel. The owners, Debbie and Colin are lovely and really welcoming. Not intrusive but…read morestill on hand for anything you may need. Debbie provided without request a fresh non-slip bath mat and clean travel cot for our youngest travel companion (my son was only a few months at the time) as well as a selection of baby friendly chopped fresh fruit and yogurts. Grown up breakfast is cooked fresh to your specification and worth the stay alone. Rooms are tastefully decorated and comfortable. The beds are the kind you don't want to get out of and sheets incredibly fresh and pressed. I've stayed here on a few of my trips down to Weymouth, always with my son and been well catered for. There's a nice lounge and ample parking for guests. Outside has decking and is well maintained. It's only a few yards round the corner to the sea and a short walk into the town centre. I'm always sad to leave which is a good thing

We stayed here last minute on the late May Bank Holiday and had a great time. We are a young couple…read moreand although this isn't the place to go if you want pubs and clubs, the hotel was clean and tidy with service everyday and we were made very welcome. We had a beautiful big room with big windows and a balcony overlooking the beach. We stayed 3 nights and it was very good value for money with breakfast included. Only criticism was that breakfast was served between 8:30 and 9:00 which doesn't give you much time for a lay-in. All in all, a great place to stay in an excellent location.

From the owner: We are an independent, family run business offering the comfort and facilities of a boutique hotel…read morewith the welcome and personal touch of a guest house. Situated right on the front of Weymouth's sandy beach and at the heart of the Jurassic coastline Marina Court Hotel is the perfect location for guests of all ages.

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.

Great restaurant and facilities for hotel occupants and town residents alike, would also recommend…read morethe restaurant!

A tired hotel, a short walk from the main town, with excellent staff and parking. there are no posh…read morehotels in weymouth, this is about as good as it gets, so if you don't mind blankets and canteen style dining then this is for you.

Since I appear to be the first person to review this guesthouse/bnb on Yelp, I'll give as many…read moredetails as possible. First, the hosts (Angela and Sharon) are very friendly and helpful. We booked through a bed and breakfast UK site that (as I discovered) is actually booking.com...so, easy. But I'd suggest contacting them directly to book, if possible. This location was slightly less expensive than comparative prices for similar lodging. Our room on the 3rd floor had a full-sized bed (which was very comfortable), pleasantly-appointed (simple beach-themed decor), complimentary tea/coffee set-up (with electric kettle and biscuits...cookies to us from the US ). There is a shared bathroom for 3 rooms, so not at all crowded even if all rooms are full (there is an in-room sink, which was convenient). We arrived by car and were immediately directed as to where to park, so didn't have problems finding parking (as is typical in resort areas, no matter where you travel). The booking site format was not clear, so I didn't check the box for getting breakfast, but Angela caught that immediately and clarified our choices quickly. She also gave us clear directions about getting to the beach and town center...which is about a 10 minute stroll. Since we only stayed overnight, I can't give much information about the area. We lucked out in having great weather in September and just walked along the beach before eating dinner and retiring early. The beach is nice and choices for dining are varied. Again, I suspect Angela and Sharon would be fonts of local information, if asked. The temperature was warmer than we had expected, so Sharon graciously provided a fan in our room (without my asking, I will say ) and we both slept extremely well. The street is residential and extremely quiet. The accommodations were very nice...although I would suggest having someone explain how to use the shower BEFORE you need it (not a device I've seen before). Even though we arranged our breakfast upon arrival, we completely overslept (a good sign!) and were awoken by gentle tapping on the door (and Sharon's immediate apologies for waking us ). But it was appreciated and well worth it. Breakfast was so really good!! Well prepared quality ingredients (yes, free-range eggs do make a difference). Having said that, I can't help but comment that I'm a bit of a coffee snob (sorry, indicative of living in Seattle ), so I'm not fond of instant. But hey...when in Rome! Otherwise, everything was top notch, as you would expect from a small, independently-operated B and B. As such, I highly recommend this place. Thank you, Angela and Sharon!