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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Medieval architecture shines at Sherborne Abbey and the honey-colored stone buildings of Cheap Street's independent shops. Explore the grounds of Sherborne Castle where gardens designed by Capability Brown surround a Tudor mansion built by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Beautiful room with all that I needed for my overnight stay. I dined in the restaurant, and had breakfast, and the food was excellent. I would highly recommend the Belland Crown.
Beautiful room with all that I needed for my overnight stay. I dined in the restaurant, and had breakfast, and the food was excellent. I would highly recommend the Belland Crown.
Loved the kindness and professionalism of Karen and Richard. Very helpful and 100% dedicated to high standards in all things. We needed easy walking level access to all amenities including restaurants, coffee shops and places of interest.
Loved the kindness and professionalism of Karen and Richard. Very helpful and 100% dedicated to high standards in all things. We needed easy walking level access to all amenities including restaurants, coffee shops and places of interest.
Our weekend was set for some truffle hunting and we chose Munden House as our base. We were given the Dairy cottage which was warm and cute. Although we didn't make as much use of the place as we'd like to have, it was wonderfully cosy. The bedding was perfect for a luxury sleep. And the couple that run the hotel are charming and delightful to chat to. Highly recommended.
Our weekend was set for some truffle hunting and we chose Munden House as our base. We were given the Dairy cottage which was warm and cute. Although we didn't make as much use of the place as we'd like to have, it was wonderfully cosy. The bedding was perfect for a luxury sleep. And the couple that run the hotel are charming and delightful to chat to. Highly recommended.
Ravi
Reviewed December 3, 2017Reviewed December 3, 2017
Property was easy to find, included parking and I had a lovely welcome by David, the host.
Exactly what I was looking for and all I required, a bed with breakfast, which was superb by the way. I had a full English.
Everything was spotlessly clean, towels supplied, toiletries and tea/coffee making facilities in room.
Was a pleasant walk into Glastonbury. I will definitely book again when I next want to stay in Glastonbury.
Property was easy to find, included parking and I had a lovely welcome by David, the host.
Exactly what I was looking for and all I required, a bed with breakfast, which was superb by the way. I had a full English.
Everything was spotlessly clean, towels supplied, toiletries and tea/coffee making facilities in room.
Was a pleasant walk into Glastonbury. I will definitely book again when I next want to stay in Glastonbury.
We loved the place: it’s a charming, quaint old cottage that’s had a sympathetic B&B conversion and is exceptionally neat, tidy and spotlessly clean.
James and Katherine are exceptionally welcoming and helpful, and good fun.
Everything in the breakfast room was beautifully presented and laid out with precision, and the hearty breakfast was, of course, exceptional! Everything is home-made or sourced locally. James makes his own bread, preserves and granola.
Our room was “bijou” but...
We loved the place: it’s a charming, quaint old cottage that’s had a sympathetic B&B conversion and is exceptionally neat, tidy and spotlessly clean.
James and Katherine are exceptionally welcoming and helpful, and good fun.
Everything in the breakfast room was beautifully presented and laid out with precision, and the hearty breakfast was, of course, exceptional! Everything is home-made or sourced locally. James makes his own bread, preserves and granola.
Our room was “bijou” but...
I had a lovely stay at Stoneleigh barn, Rupert and Camilla were really helpful and attentive. My room was lovely and the bathroom was perfect. Everything was clean and tidy, the garden was beautiful and Nutmeg the dog was really sweet.
I had a lovely stay at Stoneleigh barn, Rupert and Camilla were really helpful and attentive. My room was lovely and the bathroom was perfect. Everything was clean and tidy, the garden was beautiful and Nutmeg the dog was really sweet.
Welcoming from the start with a pot of tea on arrival. Beautiful decor with homely feeling. Room and bed very comfortable and the breakfast is delicious - and all locally sourced where possible. Convenient for the town but need a car really to get down to the promenade. With ample street and some off road parking this wasn't an issue. Free wi-fi a bonus. Would definitely return.
Welcoming from the start with a pot of tea on arrival. Beautiful decor with homely feeling. Room and bed very comfortable and the breakfast is delicious - and all locally sourced where possible. Convenient for the town but need a car really to get down to the promenade. With ample street and some off road parking this wasn't an issue. Free wi-fi a bonus. Would definitely return.
Lisa
Reviewed February 22, 2015Reviewed February 22, 2015
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 15, 2018Reviewed October 15, 2018
Karen and Graham made us feel so welcomed. Hotel was clean and comfortable and in a great location next to the beach and harbour. Also close to some great restaurants.
Karen and Graham made us feel so welcomed. Hotel was clean and comfortable and in a great location next to the beach and harbour. Also close to some great restaurants.
Arrived on Friday 3rd November and greeted by excellent weather for the time of year and was greeted by Geoff the owner who was suprised to see who was arriving as we had previously visited and stayed at the bed and breakfast under a different name in August where my wife and I spent our honeymoon.
On both this and the other two times that we have had the pleasure of staying at this bed and breakfast Geoff, Chris and their staff have always been very polite, extremely helpful with a good...
Arrived on Friday 3rd November and greeted by excellent weather for the time of year and was greeted by Geoff the owner who was suprised to see who was arriving as we had previously visited and stayed at the bed and breakfast under a different name in August where my wife and I spent our honeymoon.
On both this and the other two times that we have had the pleasure of staying at this bed and breakfast Geoff, Chris and their staff have always been very polite, extremely helpful with a good...
john
Reviewed November 12, 2017Reviewed November 12, 2017
What are some of the best caravan parks near Sherborne?
Nuthatch Cabin at Cloudshill Glade - Campsite is a favourite choice for your stay near Sherborne, featuring free self-parking and free WiFi. If you've fallen in love with the idea of a home on wheels, take advantage of the garden available at this campsite. On-site accommodation features a kitchen. 1 Bed in Combe St. Nicholas (oc-b35052) is another caravan park to consider.
What makes Sherborne caravan parks stand out?
If you're planning a trip to Sherborne, staying at a caravan park is a great way to experience all the area offers. Travellers like this area for both its monuments and its coffee shops. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Sherborne, take in the countryside and bars for a memorable trip.
What's there to see in Sherborne?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Sherborne while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Dorset National Landscape and Pageant Gardens. Other places not to be missed include Sherborne Abbey, Global Images Gallery and Sherborne Museum.
What's it like to stay in a Sherborne caravan park?
Booking a spot at a motorhome park is a convenient and budget-friendly alternative for your road trip to Sherborne. This kind of accommodation provides you with a generous space to park your caravan and spend the night where you're often surrounded by nature. Lots of caravan parks are close to hiking spots and lakes, which makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors.