This 16th Century thatched hotel, located just outside of Blandford Forum, offers guests a comfortable stay in peaceful surroundings. The hotel's restaurant and bar are open all day for you to relax and enjoy a meal and refreshments. For leisurely activities you can enjoy walks and visiting the local attractions. The historic towns of Salisbury, Dorchester, Sherborne, Shaftsbury and Wimborne are all within easy reach, whilst Dorset's beautiful coastline including Bournemouth, Poole, Wareham and Weymouth are all less than 40 minutes away. The hotel is located 1 mile from the town centre. Internet is available at a cost of 0.50 GBP per hour. [More...]
hi welcome to the stunning true lovers knot. set in the romantic dorset countrysidein the heart of the tarrant valleywe have 4 classicly appointed rooms. all feature ensuite shower room, tea and coffee making facilitys, and each can be taylored to suit. we have our amour room where better to go and propose or spend your first night as a married couple but in a room called amore in the true lovers knot. and as we get dozens of couples coming to propose every year we know how to make each stay just right join us. [More...]
Farnham , Blandford Forum - Tel: +44(0)1725-516254
19th century farmhouse set in the heart of the Cranborne Chase, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Also offering Natural Therapies in a peaceful and relaxing setting. Full Aga cooked breakfasts. [More...]
Visit this Dorset gem and you will not be disappointed. Nestling beneath Hambledon Hill, the Saxon Inn is one of the most delightful and picturesque country inns you could ever encounter. Dating back some 300 years, the inn started life as a pub in the 1950s. Now in 2007 the inn has been sympathetically extended and has four sumptuous en-suite letting rooms, the bar and dining areas have lovely old beams, log fires and a warm, inviting ambience created by hosts Peter and Helen Turner. Who have put their experience to excellent use in making the Saxon Inn one of the most appealing pubs for many miles around. Ringwood best and Butcombe Bitter are the regular real ales, joined by changing guests and all kept in tip-top condition - CAMRA Good Beer Guide approved of course.The food is another good reason for a visit here. There is a wide choice of traditional pub dishes featured in the A la Carte menu, supported by a daily specials board reflecting the seasonal choices and availability of fresh fish. The food is locally sourced and predominately home cooked by Helen and her excellent kitchen team. For the lighter appetite and for those in need of a quicker alternative there is a selection of Jacket potatoes and sandwiches. Food is served lunchtime seven days a week and every evening except Sunday. There's a separate dining area with a wood-burning stove in an impressive brick hearth. [More...]
HOTELYEAR BUILT 1750 YEAR REMODELED 1999ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION THIS ATTRACTIVE FORMER COACHING HOUSE IS SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF BLANDFORD AND OFFERS AN IDEAL SETTING FOR BOTH BUSINESS AND LEISURE TRAVELLERS. BEDROOMS ARE SPACIOUS AND WELL EQUIPPED. NON SMOKING BEDROOMS ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. THERE IS A POPULAR WOOD PANELLED BAR AND RESTAURANT AND A SMALL PRIVATE LOUNGE FOR RESIDENTS. THE SEPARATE SELF CONTAINED FUNCTION ROOM OVERLOOKING THE PRETTY WALLED GARDEN IS AN IDEAL VENUE FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND CONFERENCES. [More...]
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