Here is our list of recommended cheap Wimborne Minster hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Ferndown, Poole, Bournemouth, Blandford Forum, Ringwood.
Address: The Square, Wimborne Minster, United Kingdom
The Kings Head is an imposing 200 year old Hotel, standing right on the town square, in the heart of the local community and the beautiful town of Wimborne Minster. Step off the High Street into Laing's Bar and sink into the sofas while enjoying a cappuccino and a pastry. The restaurant offers an extensive menu with food served all day, from classic favourites to more indulgent choices, all at great value. The original building circa 1800s was owned by and known as The Laing's Hotel until the turn of the century, when another floor was added to make it into the centrepiece of the town square that it is today, dedicated now to Henry VII. Location is key and with Poole being just 20 minutes away, and Bournemouth and Southampton just half an hour's drive, access couldn't be easier. The hotel boasts 27 en-suite bedrooms, all traditionally decorated and furnished to a high standard. The function suite, The Minster Room provides the perfect venue for business meetings, private dining and wedding receptions. The ground floor underwent a major refurbishment in 2007, giving it a contemporary feel but retaining its traditional ambience. With its high ceilings and large windows, sofas and comfortable armchairs, the Kings Head has a light elegant airy feel, reminiscent of a bygone era. There are lots of old photographs, some over one hundred years old, of the hotel, its development and of the old town, all adding to the feel and quality of this lovely building. The hotel has limited on-site free car parking for hotel guests and residents. The lift facility and wheelchair access makes the hotel easily accessible to the disabled.
Address: London HouseThe Square, Wimborne Minster, United Kingdom
The perfect base for exploring Dorset, Wiltshire and Hampshire, as we are located in Cranborne village centre, on the boundary of these historic counties. The village is set in the heart of Cranborne Chase on the edge of the New Forest, a short drive to the beautiful Jurassic Coast, Bournemouth's sandy beaches, Salisbury, many gardens, historic places and properties. Great for cycling and walking with its Jubilee trail right on our doorstep. Our food is traditional English with a dash of international. Old time favourites from the past, as well as a few international flavours are featuring on our menu. Please note that we are a husband and wife team, with a relaxed, peaceful and comfortable Restaurant with Rooms (6 bedrooms), offering delicious, cooked to order British food made with local, fresh and seasonal produce. We cook on request every night, except Sunday evening to our Houseguests and their guests (subject to availability). Please if possible, let us know in advance (before arrival) if you wish to dine with us. Payment / Credit Cards: On the day of your departure at La Fosse, when we present you the final bill, we accept cash, cheques and debit cards. Credit Card payments, we charge 3% handling charge on top of the total bill. Hotel Rating: Visit Britain 4 star
Address: 4 The Square, Wimborne Minster, United Kingdom
Rex and Karen Neville welcome you to the Sheaf of Arrows - a family run pubbed and breakfast in the picturesque village of Cranborne, Dorset. Aside from a fine selection of ales and wines, we also offer good hearty food and a warm atmosphere in which to enjoy them. Our outside seating area provides an excellent spot to enjoy the sun and a refreshing drink in the summertime. We offer accommodation all year round and have played host to guests from as far away as Australia. Cranborne is the perfect stop on a tour of the beautiful counties of Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset. Children are welcome. Well-behaved dogs are allowed. The village dates from Saxon times and has a beautiful Norman parish church. The village was much-visited by royalty in the past, from King John in the 13th century to Henry VIII who founded the hunting lodge in the village. This building was used as a base to create the manor house in 1611, a mixture of medieval walls and Renaissance architecture. In medieval times the village was a popular market town. In the 1980s there was a reproduction Iron-Age Round House built which is now part of the Cranborne Ancient Technology Centre.
