Resonable hotel in/around Dorchester?
Resonable hotel in/around Dorchester?
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.Mark

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11,104 posts

304 months

Tuesday 4th November 2003
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Going down to meet the Brother-in-law and thought we might stay over a night.
Don't want to spend big bucks, but something a bit better than a Travel Lodge would do - any ideas?

fredw

33 posts

284 months

Tuesday 4th November 2003
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Try www.littlecourt.net

Me & t'other half are going down for a few days in December. She checked the interweb and this seemed the best. Only £58 p/nt for two inc brekkie too.

If you go, let us know how it was, will ya mate?

F.

.Mark

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11,104 posts

304 months

Tuesday 4th November 2003
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Will take a look and let you know all about it.

Cheers.

brentstevens

952 posts

287 months

Tuesday 4th November 2003
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Try www.specialplacestostay.com. The British B&B section is the one for you. The properties are all superb and I have stayed at many of them.
Recommend the books highly.

.Mark

Original Poster:

11,104 posts

304 months

Wednesday 5th November 2003
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fredw said:
www.littlecourt.net



Fully booked for the night we need Fred. Must be a good sign.

Right off to look at the other site now.

kojak69

4,547 posts

281 months

Wednesday 5th November 2003
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We've stopped in Charminster at Slades farm. Its not a farm, more like a normal house. Very clean, light and a good position. Wew've only stopped bed and breakfast. I think its £45/48 for the night for both of you. We would go back again. If you are interested, email me for the phone number.

Also in the village theres a small pub. Think its the three horse shoes.Landlords called Terry. Mother-in-law stops there, but it is obviously noisier. I've never stopped there as I prefer the above.

kojak69

4,547 posts

281 months

Wednesday 5th November 2003
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pub for my previous comment is the three compasses, not three horse shoes.