Hotels in Bournemouth

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Village Hotel Bournemouth & Leisure Club - Hotel - Hotel information

Children's access to the leisure club is restricted. Monday - Thursday: 10:00 - 12:00, and 14:00 -17:00. Fridays and Saturdays: 10:00 -12:00, and 14:00 - 19:00. Sundays: 10:00 -12:00 and 17:00 -18:00.

Village Hotel Bournemouth & Leisure Club - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast is served: Weekdays from 7:00 until 9:30 Saturday from 8:00 until 10:00 Sunday from 8:00 until 10:30 Food is available throughout the day from 12:00 until 22:00.

Village Hotel Bournemouth & Leisure Club - Hotel - Travel information

From a31, join the a338. Exit a338 at junction a3060 signposted Royal Bournemouth Hospital. Take slip road to the left at the traffic lights. At next traffic lights, turn left for Hospital, at second roundabout, turn right into Bournemouth Village.

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Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The haven of the traditional garden is a pleasure for guests of all ages to enjoy. The gardens are ideal for sunbathing, enjoying afternoon tea on the terrace, or sipping cocktails on the patio. A variety of entertainment can be arranged for your own particular celebration, perhaps a harpist at cocktails, magician at dinner or dancing till the small hours. Themed evenings for casino fun or Caribbean barbecues are popular for small groups. Fashion shows and demonstrations can be arranged on request. Celebrations, weddings, dinner parties, conferences and meetings all take pride of place within the special suites available at the Norfolk Royale. As well as Echoes seating 120 guests, the Surrey Suite provides an exclusive area where dining for 70 guests or meetings for 100 delegates can be arranged. The easily accessible Arundel Suite has a light mood suitable for training courses or private dinners for 60, and the 3 boardrooms adjacent to the lounge each comfortably seat 10 delegates.

Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All bedrooms come complete with fine fabrics, furnishings and modern facilities in harmony with the luxurious Edwardian style. Some rooms are set aside for non-smokers, others with the lady traveller in mind, and some are suitably equipped for the disabled.

Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

In Echoes restaurant, the gleaming silver, sparkling glass and fine china complement the attentive yet unobtrusive service, the good food and fine wines. The carefully chosen menus and extensive wine list ensure your meal is a memorable experience. The contrasting moods of the gardens, patio, lounge and club bar (all with full waiter service) provide ideal settings for morning coffee, cocktails and liqueurs after dinner in the company of friends and family, or business colleagues.

Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Norfolk Royale is an ideal base from which to take full advantage of this exciting, cosmopolitan town. Bournemouth has a superb range of stores and boutiques, and the famous gardens and ‘chines’ lead down to 7 miles of Blue Flag, clean, sandy beaches and sparkling sea, where wind surfing, water skiing and offshore races constantly stir the bay. A glittering array of entertainment is on offer, with countless restaurants, nightclubs, cinemas and casinos, including the Pavilion Theatre with world-class performers and shows. Splendid 18-hole golf courses within immediate proximity top an endless list of sporting activities available. The Bournemouth International Centre is only 10 minutes’ walk from the hotel, and hosts major conventions and exhibitions. Further afield there is a wealth of unspoilt countryside: the enchanting New Forest with wooded glades, thatched pubs, cream teas, and of course - the ponies. To the west, the awe-inspiring Purbeck Hills provide a rugged background to fascinating bays, Corfe Castle, and the natural beauty of Hardy's Wessex. Excellent motorways and high speed trains make Bournemouth's central coastal location easily accessible. Central London and Heathrow Airport are just 90 minutes away by rail, while South Coast ferry services and national and international air connections to Bournemouth and Southampton Airports, provide the visitor with a choice of routes to Bournemouth. The Norfolk Royale is close to all the major attractions for the young and old, plus a free 'Kids Festival' during the high season.

Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car - Take the M25 and exit at the M3 junction. - Follow the M3 and signs for Southampton/Bournemouth. - Exit onto the M27 and continue through Redwood, following signs for the A338, then the A347 for Wimborne. - Take the 1st exit for Richmond Hill and proceed downhill for 200 yards. The hotel is on the right.

Norfolk Royale Hotel - Hotel - Important information

If children have a separate bedroom, they are charged as adults. Unfortunately, for the sake and well-being of our other guests, we cannot accept bookings for stag nights or hen nights. Also, large groups may be subject to a deposit/guarantee, at the discretion of the hotel reservations department. The deposit will paid locally and refunded on departure.

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De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The haven of the traditional garden is a pleasure for guests of all ages to enjoy. The gardens are ideal for sunbathing, enjoying afternoon tea on the terrace, or sipping cocktails on the patio. A variety of entertainment can be arranged for your own particular celebration, perhaps a harpist at cocktails, magician at dinner or dancing till the small hours. Themed evenings for casino fun or Caribbean barbecues are popular for small groups. Fashion shows and demonstrations can be arranged on request. Celebrations, weddings, dinner parties, conferences and meetings all take pride of place within the special suites available at the Norfolk Royale. As well as Echoes seating 120 guests, the Surrey Suite provides an exclusive area where dining for 70 guests or meetings for 100 delegates can be arranged. The easily accessible Arundel Suite has a light mood suitable for training courses or private dinners for 60, and the 3 boardrooms adjacent to the lounge each comfortably seat 10 delegates.

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All bedrooms come complete with fine fabrics, furnishings and modern facilities in harmony with the luxurious Edwardian style. Some rooms are set aside for non-smokers, others with the lady traveller in mind, and some are suitably equipped for the disabled.

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel uses local produce whenever possible, wherever you decide to eat. You can enjoy fine cuisine in Oscars restaurant. Alternatively, for a more relaxed ambience, the lounge offers a wide selection of lighter meals and snacks throughout the day. You could also stroll through the landscaped gardens and dine in Bath Bistro with stunning panoramic views of Poole Bay. Opening Times: - Garden Restaurant: Open for breakfast only Monday to Friday 07:00 to 10:00, Saturday to Sunday 07:30 to 10:30. - Lounge Bar: Open 7 days a week from 08:00 to 23:00. - Bath Bistro: 09:00 to 18:00.

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Norfolk Royale is an ideal base from which to take full advantage of this exciting, cosmopolitan town. Bournemouth has a superb range of stores and boutiques, and the famous gardens and ‘chines’ lead down to 7 miles of Blue Flag, clean, sandy beaches and sparkling sea, where wind surfing, water skiing and offshore races constantly stir the bay. A glittering array of entertainment is on offer, with countless restaurants, nightclubs, cinemas and casinos, including the Pavilion Theatre with world-class performers and shows. Splendid 18-hole golf courses within immediate proximity top an endless list of sporting activities available. The Bournemouth International Centre is only 10 minutes’ walk from the hotel, and hosts major conventions and exhibitions. Further afield there is a wealth of unspoilt countryside: the enchanting New Forest with wooded glades, thatched pubs, cream teas, and of course - the ponies. To the west, the awe-inspiring Purbeck Hills provide a rugged background to fascinating bays, Corfe Castle, and the natural beauty of Hardy's Wessex. Excellent motorways and high speed trains make Bournemouth's central coastal location easily accessible. Central London and Heathrow Airport are just 90 minutes away by rail, while South Coast ferry services and national and international air connections to Bournemouth and Southampton Airports, provide the visitor with a choice of routes to Bournemouth. The Norfolk Royale is close to all the major attractions for the young and old, plus a free 'Kids Festival' during the high season.

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From the M27: - Turn onto the A31 and continue onto the A338. - Follow signs for the pier and the Royal Bath Hotel is on the left hand side by the pier.

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel - Hotel - Important information

If children have a separate bedroom, they are charged as adults. Unfortunately, for the sake and well-being of our other guests, we cannot accept bookings for stag nights or hen nights. Also, large groups may be subject to a deposit/guarantee, at the discretion of the hotel reservations department. The deposit will paid locally and refunded on departure.

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Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The haven of the traditional garden is a pleasure for guests of all ages to enjoy. The gardens are ideal for sunbathing, enjoying afternoon tea on the terrace, or sipping cocktails on the patio. A variety of entertainment can be arranged for your own particular celebration, perhaps a harpist at cocktails, magician at dinner or dancing till the small hours. Themed evenings for casino fun or Caribbean barbecues are popular for small groups. Fashion shows and demonstrations can be arranged on request. Celebrations, weddings, dinner parties, conferences and meetings all take pride of place within the special suites available at the Norfolk Royale. As well as Echoes seating 120 guests, the Surrey Suite provides an exclusive area where dining for 70 guests or meetings for 100 delegates can be arranged. The easily accessible Arundel Suite has a light mood suitable for training courses or private dinners for 60, and the 3 boardrooms adjacent to the lounge each comfortably seat 10 delegates.

Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All bedrooms come complete with fine fabrics, furnishings and modern facilities in harmony with the luxurious Edwardian style. Some rooms are set aside for non-smokers, others with the lady traveller in mind, and some are suitably equipped for the disabled.

Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

De Vere Royal Bath Hotel uses local produce whenever possible, wherever you decide to eat. You can enjoy fine cuisine in Oscars restaurant. Alternatively, for a more relaxed ambience, the lounge offers a wide selection of lighter meals and snacks throughout the day. You could also stroll through the landscaped gardens and dine in Bath Bistro with stunning panoramic views of Poole Bay. Opening Times: - Garden Restaurant: Open for breakfast only Monday to Friday 07:00 to 10:00, Saturday to Sunday 07:30 to 10:30. - Lounge Bar: Open 7 days a week from 08:00 to 23:00. - Bath Bistro: 09:00 to 18:00.

Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The Norfolk Royale is an ideal base from which to take full advantage of this exciting, cosmopolitan town. Bournemouth has a superb range of stores and boutiques, and the famous gardens and ‘chines’ lead down to 7 miles of Blue Flag, clean, sandy beaches and sparkling sea, where wind surfing, water skiing and offshore races constantly stir the bay. A glittering array of entertainment is on offer, with countless restaurants, nightclubs, cinemas and casinos, including the Pavilion Theatre with world-class performers and shows. Splendid 18-hole golf courses within immediate proximity top an endless list of sporting activities available. The Bournemouth International Centre is only 10 minutes’ walk from the hotel, and hosts major conventions and exhibitions. Further afield there is a wealth of unspoilt countryside: the enchanting New Forest with wooded glades, thatched pubs, cream teas, and of course - the ponies. To the west, the awe-inspiring Purbeck Hills provide a rugged background to fascinating bays, Corfe Castle, and the natural beauty of Hardy's Wessex. Excellent motorways and high speed trains make Bournemouth's central coastal location easily accessible. Central London and Heathrow Airport are just 90 minutes away by rail, while South Coast ferry services and national and international air connections to Bournemouth and Southampton Airports, provide the visitor with a choice of routes to Bournemouth. The Norfolk Royale is close to all the major attractions for the young and old, plus a free 'Kids Festival' during the high season.

Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

From the M27: - Turn onto the A31 and continue onto the A338. - Follow signs for the pier and the Royal Bath Hotel is on the left hand side by the pier.

Tudor Grange Hotel - B&B - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

If children have a separate bedroom, they are charged as adults. Unfortunately, for the sake and well-being of our other guests, we cannot accept bookings for stag nights or hen nights. Also, large groups may be subject to a deposit/guarantee, at the discretion of the hotel reservations department. The deposit will paid locally and refunded on departure.

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The Roundhouse - Hotel - Hotel information

The Roundhouse Hotel has conference and banqueting facilities suitable for anywhere between 2 and 100 delegates, including fully-equipped function suites that have the advantage of natural daylight and full air conditioning. The hotel is fitted with a ramp to its entrance, along with automatic doors and 3 disabled designated car parking spaces. There are 3 rooms on the 3rd floor with full disabled access. Restaurant and bar access is available on the ground floor.

The Roundhouse - Hotel - Room information

All bedrooms come complete with fine fabrics, furnishings and modern facilities in harmony with the luxurious Edwardian style. Some rooms are set aside for non-smokers, others with the lady traveller in mind, and some are suitably equipped for the disabled.

The Roundhouse - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Wave Restaurant & Carvery offers an informal dining experience amid spacious surroundings, with a terrace allowing both indoor and al fresco possibilities. Enjoy a continental breakfast or a meal from either the carvery or à la carte menus (carvery options are available from 18:30, Monday to Saturday or from 12:00 on Sundays). The Wave Café Bar provides a comfortable and relaxing venue for business or pleasure, with its large glass doors swept open in fine weather to reveal a terrace overlooking the vibrant Lansdowne area. It is open throughout the day, offering a variety of meals, drinks and snacks to suit all tastes. Alternatively, the Circles Bar & Lounge is often a popular location in which to take advantage of the hotel's Wi-Fi internet access.

The Roundhouse - Hotel - Area information

The Norfolk Royale is an ideal base from which to take full advantage of this exciting, cosmopolitan town. Bournemouth has a superb range of stores and boutiques, and the famous gardens and ‘chines’ lead down to 7 miles of Blue Flag, clean, sandy beaches and sparkling sea, where wind surfing, water skiing and offshore races constantly stir the bay. A glittering array of entertainment is on offer, with countless restaurants, nightclubs, cinemas and casinos, including the Pavilion Theatre with world-class performers and shows. Splendid 18-hole golf courses within immediate proximity top an endless list of sporting activities available. The Bournemouth International Centre is only 10 minutes’ walk from the hotel, and hosts major conventions and exhibitions. Further afield there is a wealth of unspoilt countryside: the enchanting New Forest with wooded glades, thatched pubs, cream teas, and of course - the ponies. To the west, the awe-inspiring Purbeck Hills provide a rugged background to fascinating bays, Corfe Castle, and the natural beauty of Hardy's Wessex. Excellent motorways and high speed trains make Bournemouth's central coastal location easily accessible. Central London and Heathrow Airport are just 90 minutes away by rail, while South Coast ferry services and national and international air connections to Bournemouth and Southampton Airports, provide the visitor with a choice of routes to Bournemouth. The Norfolk Royale is close to all the major attractions for the young and old, plus a free 'Kids Festival' during the high season.

The Roundhouse - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: From the A338: - At the St Paul's Roundabout (with the train station and Asda on your left), turn left into St Paul's Road (A35). - Take the outside lane and leave via the 3rd exit at the roundabout into Holdenhurst Road (B3066). - The next roundabout is the Lansdowne. The hotel is situated opposite, accessible via the 2nd exit. From London, the South and the East: - From the M3, join the M27 towards the West and then the A31 through New Forest. - After Ringwood, take the A338 to Bournemouth. - Follow the directions outlined above from the A338. From Bristol, Bath and West: - From Bath, take the A36 to Warminster, then Salisbury. - Just before Salisbury, take the A338 to Ringwood/Bournemouth. - Or, before Warminster, take the A350 to Blandford and Poole, then take the A35 to A338 and Wessex Way to St Paul's Roundabout. - Follow the directions outlined above from the A338. From the Midlands and the North: - From M40, take the A34 to Oxford, Newbury and Southampton. - Join the M3 (South). - From the M3, join the M27 towards the West and the A31 through New Forest. - After Ringwood, take the A338 to Bournemouth. - Follow the directions outlined above from the A338.

The Roundhouse - Hotel - Important information

Group bookings of 10 rooms or more need to be prepaid and are non-refundable. Please note an admin fee of GBP 3 applies to Advance Purchase Rates.

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The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The garden room, lounge and bar are charming, relaxing spaces to unwind with a drink. There are 9 air conditioned conference and banqueting rooms of various sizes which, with an experienced and dedicated support team, can cater to all types of event.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The comfortable en suite rooms have been imaginatively decorated. There is an attractive 4 poster bridal suite, deluxe, family and executive rooms. Each has a TV, radio, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, direct dial telephone system and 24 hour internet access.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The award-winning and luxuriously decorated Queens restaurant can seat up to 220 guests with comfort, each one being able to savour and enjoy the imaginative menu. Many dishes using local fresh produce are prepared superbly to the highest standard of quality by our Executive Chef, which are all enhanced with a selection of hand picked wines from around the world. Along with our highly commended and accommodating staff, the restaurant has won many awards, resulting in an enviable reputation for cuisine excellence.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Queen's Hotel is set in an idyllic location on the borders of Dorset and Hampshire, a land rich in history. Here you will find unspoilt countryside and a coastline of outstanding natural beauty. You can enjoy the many award winning, clean beaches and the shops, restaurants, bars and nightlife of the city. Bournemouth is served by an International Airport and has excellent road and rail links to London, the Midlands and the North.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By car from the M3/M27: - Exit onto the A338 for Bournemouth which leads onto Wessex Way. - At the 1st roundabout, turn left and follow signs for East Cliff. - Continue through 2 roundabouts. - Turn left at the 3rd roundabout and The Queens Hotel is immediately on the left.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Important information

From 01 April 2007, The Queens Hotel will have a total ban on smoking within the building. We thank you for respecting this policy.

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The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The garden room, lounge and bar are charming, relaxing spaces to unwind with a drink. There are 9 air conditioned conference and banqueting rooms of various sizes which, with an experienced and dedicated support team, can cater to all types of event.

The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The comfortable en suite rooms have been imaginatively decorated. There is an attractive 4 poster bridal suite, deluxe, family and executive rooms. Each has a TV, radio, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, direct dial telephone system and 24 hour internet access.

The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The award-winning and luxuriously decorated Queens restaurant can seat up to 220 guests with comfort, each one being able to savour and enjoy the imaginative menu. Many dishes using local fresh produce are prepared superbly to the highest standard of quality by our Executive Chef, which are all enhanced with a selection of hand picked wines from around the world. Along with our highly commended and accommodating staff, the restaurant has won many awards, resulting in an enviable reputation for cuisine excellence.

The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Mayfair is an ideal base to visit such wonders as the New Forest National Park - only a few miles away - with 150 square miles of ancient woodlands, heaths and unspoiled villages, largely unchanged since medieval time. Using the Mayfair Hotel's central location other examples of the rich heritage of the south are easily discovered, treasures such as: Hardy's Country; Kingston Lacey House (one of the finest National Trust Properties in the country); Corfe Castle; the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu; the Tank Museum at Wool; Monkey World; and a host of other attractions. For the Golfing enthusiast, the ornamental and challenging 18-hole municipal golf courses at Meyrick Park and Queen's Park, being close to the town centre, are among the many fine courses within minutes of the Mayfair Hotel. The hotel will happily arrange your golf for you.

The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Take the A338 from Ringwood. - Proceed for approximately 9 miles to the first roundabout; take the first exit into St. Paul's Road. - At the next roundabout, take the third exit into Holdenhurst Road. - Continue for approximately 1/4 mile to the final roundabout; take the third exit off into Bath Road. - The hotel is situated about 250 yards further along on the left. By Air: Bournemouth Airport is just 10 minutes away.

The Mayfair Hotel - Hotel - Important information

From 01 April 2007, The Queens Hotel will have a total ban on smoking within the building. We thank you for respecting this policy.

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The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Privately owned with 74 en suite rooms furnished in an elegant and classic style, the Hermitage truly is a treasure amongst Bournemouth's hotels.

The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Classic styling and high levels of comfort describe the 73 elegant bedrooms. All rooms are equipped with all the facilities today's traveller has come to expect.

The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Our chefs work tirelessly to deliver quality and consistency to every meal. This hard work has been recognised by receiving an AA rosette for food quality. The AA rosette is given to restaurants which can produce dishes of sound quality using the freshest ingredients. We are one of a handful of Bournemouth restaurants to receive this award and welcome visitors and guests at our hotel in Bournemouth to sample the food on offer.

The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Most visitors to our Bournemouth hotel are aware of the famous beach, over seven miles of golden sand and sea to enjoy all year round. However, there is much more to Bournemouth, as all the locals will tell you. Having one of the best locations of all Bournemouth hotels, the town centre, Bournemouth International Centre and gardens are on our doorstep, only a short walk away. The famous New Forest is a short drive away and can be easily reached by car or train. By staying in our hotel in Bournemouth, you are minutes away from dozens of activities.

The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By road: Road links with Bournemouth are good, major routes are as follows: London & the east M3, M27 & A31 West Midland & North Wales M5, A31 & A338 East Midlands & North M1, A43, M27 & A31. By rail: Intercity trains leave Waterloo hourly for Bournemouth and return service is also hourly. By air: There are regular services from Gatwick, Birmingham, Glasgow, Newcastle, The Channel Islands, Dublin and Barcelona, Spain. By coach: hourly from Victoria Station in London. When you reach Bournemouth, follow the large brown tourist signs for the pier & beaches, or the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC). The hotel is right opposite the BIC.

The Hermitage Hotel - Hotel - Important information

From 01 April 2007, The Queens Hotel will have a total ban on smoking within the building. We thank you for respecting this policy.

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The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Privately owned with 74 en suite rooms furnished in an elegant and classic style, the Hermitage truly is a treasure amongst Bournemouth's hotels.

The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Classic styling and high levels of comfort describe the 73 elegant bedrooms. All rooms are equipped with all the facilities today's traveller has come to expect.

The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

A choice of freshly prepared meals are served in the hotel’s comfortable and spacious dining room. There is also a well-stocked bar and a relaxing lounge area, with a wide range of spirits, draught and bottled beers, wines and soft drinks available.

The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Most visitors to our Bournemouth hotel are aware of the famous beach, over seven miles of golden sand and sea to enjoy all year round. However, there is much more to Bournemouth, as all the locals will tell you. Having one of the best locations of all Bournemouth hotels, the town centre, Bournemouth International Centre and gardens are on our doorstep, only a short walk away. The famous New Forest is a short drive away and can be easily reached by car or train. By staying in our hotel in Bournemouth, you are minutes away from dozens of activities.

The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Air: The hotel is approximately 6 miles (10 km) from Bournemouth Airport. Taxis are readily available from just outside the airport. By Train: The hotel is approximately one mile (1.6 km) from Bournemouth railway station. Taxis are readily available from just outside the station.

The Croham Hotel - Hotel - Important information

From 01 April 2007, The Queens Hotel will have a total ban on smoking within the building. We thank you for respecting this policy.

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The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Privately owned with 74 en suite rooms furnished in an elegant and classic style, the Hermitage truly is a treasure amongst Bournemouth's hotels.

The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Classic styling and high levels of comfort describe the 73 elegant bedrooms. All rooms are equipped with all the facilities today's traveller has come to expect.

The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

A choice of freshly prepared meals are served in the hotel’s comfortable and spacious dining room. There is also a well-stocked bar and a relaxing lounge area, with a wide range of spirits, draught and bottled beers, wines and soft drinks available.

The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Bournemouth is an ideal base from which to explore the New Forest to the east; the newly protected UNESCO Jurassic coastline to the west; and the traditional Dorset villages of Salisbury and Stonehenge to the north.

The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car - Follow signs to Bournemouth Pier and the International Centre. - If arriving via the Eastcliff, The Belvedere is situated on the right-hand side on Bath Road, which leads directly to the pier. - If arriving via the West Cliff, continue past the pier and up Bath Road. The Belvedere is then on the left at the top of the hill.

The Belvedere Hotel - Hotel - Important information

From 01 April 2007, The Queens Hotel will have a total ban on smoking within the building. We thank you for respecting this policy.