"The Beach House is a stunning period hotel with an amazing history. We’ve stayed here several times before, and always loved our visits, when we previously found the hotel’s bedrooms to be well equipped, comfortable and spacious. However, on this occasion we were unprepared to find our allocated room not being inside the main hotel but instead was located in a small, draughty annex on the other side of the hotel car park, which wasn’t ideal as we had a lot of wet and windy weather during our stay, and this made the short outdoor walk to and from the main hotel rather unpleasant and so this took the edge off our enjoyment.
Our allocated room was described in the promotional material as a “Comfy Double”. Whilst the double bed was indeed very comfortable, I would say a better description of the room itself would be cramped rather than comfy! There was no wardrobe or chest of drawers anywhere in the bedroom, we only had a few pegs on the wall and a handful of hangers, so we kept most of our clothes inside our two small open suitcases on the floor area surrounding our bed, which wasn’t great and somewhat of a trip hazard to say the least, as there was very minimal space on either side of our bed.
The bathroom was basic but clean with a nice warm towel rail and lovely big fluffy towels! Would’ve preferred a flexible shower head rather than the static raindance head though.
We’d definitely revisit but next time we will make sure we request a room inside the main hotel!"
"We had a very enjoyable stay. Staff were friendly and helpful particularly Alex. The breakfasts were very good and served in the adjoining restaurant. We would definitely recommend this hotel."
"Staff excellent and helpful we only ate breakfast which was very good and self serving. The rooms clean and comfortable as was the lounge/bar live music most of the time. Third visit and will return in the future."
"Has a nice friendly environment, clean rooms and common areas, but it's in need of some revamping, especially the carpets and furniture. The staff are exceptionally nice and helpful and always have time to interact with guests. Very affordable price for my weekend stay, and I'll return. Free and secure parking as well. Will recommend."
If you're planning a trip to Wareham, staying at a caravan park is an excellent way to get to know the area. The historic sites and bars are some of the highlights that travellers can look forward to. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Wareham, take in the countryside and gardens.
What are some of the best caravan parks near Wareham?
You'll find 3 motorhome parks near Wareham on Expedia.
What should I see when I'm in Wareham?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Wareham while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include RSPB Arne, Lulworth Cove Beach and Lulworth Cove. Other places not to be missed include Monkey World Ape Rescue Center, The Tank Museum and Durdle Door.
What's it like to stay in a Wareham caravan park?
Booking a spot at a motorhome park is a convenient choice for your road trip to Wareham. This kind of accommodation gives you a generous space to park your motorhome and stay overnight in a scenic location. Many motorhome parks are near hiking spots and lakes, which makes it easy to enjoy nature.