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Highcliffe Castle
Bournemouth Beach
Salisbury Cathedral
Poole Harbour
Corfe Castle
Brownsea Island
Mayflower Theatre
Oceanarium
Bournemouth Pier
Queen's Park
Riverside Park

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Hotels 175 Properties
Enjoy private rooms with a focus on guest services and amenities that often include restaurants or meals. See Christchurch hotels
B&Bs 85 Properties
Discover personalised service in a small hotel or guest house that includes your morning meal. See Christchurch B&Bs
Apartments 65 Properties
Savor the extra room and privacy plus housekeeping facilities for stays of 2 or more days. See Christchurch apartments
Inns 48 Properties
Soak up the local ambiance in small area establishment with hotel, food and drink. See Christchurch inns
Hostels 3 Properties
Share experiences and facilities with fellow travellers in shared rooms and communal dining. See Christchurch hostels

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The Kings Arms

4.4 of 5 • 5 reviews
Somerford
£83

Captains Club Hotel

4.9 of 5 • 8 reviews
Somerford
£124

Grosvenor Lodge Guest House

4.6 of 5 • 141 reviews
Somerford
£53

The Fisherman's Haunt

4.4 of 5 • 75 reviews
Christchurch
£59

The Manor

4.2 of 5 • 6 reviews
Somerford
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Avon Causeway

4.3 of 5 • 226 reviews
Christchurch
Staff is really friendly, very professional.
£57

Waters Reach Guest House

4.9 of 5 • 41 reviews
Somerford
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Stour Lodge Guest House

5 of 5 • 4 reviews
Somerford
£75

Avon Beach Bed and Breakfast

5 of 5 • 2 reviews
Friars Cliff
£93

Avon Breeze

4.9 of 5 • 34 reviews
Friars Cliff
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Recent Reviews in Christchurch

Nice hotel great river views

4 out of 5

Overall very good but can be very noisy in the bar no separate lounge area. Good for couples and business travelers.

A verified traveller from surrey uk stayed at Captains Club Hotel


Posted 5 days ago

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Great food and staff - needs a makeover - urgently

4 out of 5

Great size rooms, and would have been magnificent 5-10 years ago - as it's all very tired and in desperate need of a makeover - in terms of paintwork, carpets, fittings and finish. Every painting in our room was hanging at a angle, showing a lack of attention to detail, holes in the carpet, spilt coffee on the table cloth. " I wouldn't really want to think in detail about how clean the bed actually was. Sounds like a nightmare - but I was only there one night. On the flip side - ample parking, which is always high on my list (due to car), The food was home cooked and greet pub food, big portions. The breakfast was ample. The staff tried very hard and were happy to help no fault there, although there wasn't that many of them. My money would have been better spent at the premier inn / which would have been lower in cost - but I'm never eager to eat at those places - and the food here was good. If I had time I wish I could of stayed for the cavery as I'm sure that woudk have been good. Photos of the room - looks impressive from a far.

A verified traveller from Guildford stayed at The Manor


Posted 1 week ago

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Pocket Guide: Christchurch

You'll find the charming town of Christchurch located where the rivers Stour and Avon meet. Although a quiet and idyllic place with its own natural harbour, it's practically next door to Bournemouth, which prides itself on having a buzzing nightlife and excellent shopping facilities. With architecture from Tudor and Victorian times right through to modern day, Christchurch makes a fabulous base from which to explore the delights of Dorset. There's plenty of accommodation available, from beachside B&Bs and unassuming guesthouses to business stop-overs and country lodges.

A Long Past and Modern Accommodation: Hotels in Christchurch

Christchurch can trace its roots as far back as the 7th Century, when it was initially founded by missionaries. In the 9th Century it became a fort in response to the threat posed by Vikings who were set on ransacking Salisbury, further up the River Stour. Today, Christchurch attracts over1.5million visitors each year, who come for the many attractions, festivals and the superb dining.

Days Out in Dorset

When it comes to things to see and do, Christchurch has more than its fair share. As a town, there are plenty of picturesque parts to explore, such as the Convent Walk, Constable's House and the 11th century Christchurch Priory. Most Christchurch hotels are within easy reach of an attraction or two; the Grosvenor Lodge Guest House is less than 10 minutes from the Kingston Great Common National Nature Reserve.

A Family-Friendly Destination

Those travelling with children will find days out an easy ask: Adventure Wonderland is nearby and packed with rides and entertainment, while older children might prefer to get to grips with the imposing elegance of Highcliffe Castle. There are many family-friendly hotels in the town such as the The Fisherman's Haunt, making access to attractions that much easier. In addition, there are a number of hotels, such as The Kings hotel, which are licensed wedding venues, should you be considering tying the knot in one of the United Kingdom's most beautiful towns. As a side note, Christchurch experiences less than half of the yearly rainfall incurred by the rest of the country, making it a great place to get married!

With a blossoming restaurant scene and some superb Dorset hotels, Christchurch is a superb destination, whether you're looking for some family time or are simply stopping over for a business conference.

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