Hotels in Beaminster

The Ollerod
3 Prout Bridge
Beaminster
Dorset

DT8 3AY
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13th Century BridgeHouse Hotel & Restaurant, nestles in downtown Beaminster (Hardy’s ‘Emminster’), and is ideally located for stunning countryside and the fossil filled Jurassic coast. The hotel is one of West Dorset’s finest historical landmarks. Its façade conceals many surprises inside, such as inglenook fireplaces, beamed ceilings, two conservatories and alfresco dining area overlooking a lovely walled garden.

Owners, Mark & Joanna Donovan, have refurbished throughout to create a chic country town hotel and restaurant which enjoys an enviable reputation and draws upon West Dorset’s wealth of free range & organic food producers. From local hand dived scallops to fresh escargot, the hotel’s restaurant – the Beaminster Brasserie – is now firmly established on the ‘foodie’ map. Service in both hotel & restaurant is informal and relaxed. Bedrooms offer an eclectic mix of antique and modern fabrics.

Perhaps, the most attractive aspects of the Bridge House…….venue & dinner alfresco in summer.
Children and dogs warmly welcomed.

Details

Ratings/Awards: AA 3 Stars, 2 Rosettes
Number of Rooms: 13
Number Ensuite: 13

Price per Person

Double: £63 - £104
Twin: £63 - £104
Single: £82 - £175
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Restaurant

Name: Bridge House Hotel Restaurant
Cuisine: Traditional
Chef: Geraldine Gay
Awards: 2 Rosettes, Taste of the West Gold Award

Facilities

Parking
Credit Cards Accepted
Room Service
Disabled Access - limited
Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
No Smoking Rooms
Open All Year
TV in Rooms

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