Welcome to Bluebells, your west Dorset hideaway.
Curl up in the lounge with a good book.
The kitchen is wonderfully light and spacious.
The main bedroom has a beautiful, relaxed charm.
Fire up the barbecue and enjoy evenings in this picturesque garden.
Original features greet you in the hallway.
There is a separate dining-room to enjoy holiday meals in together.
Another view of the sitting-room.
And relax...
Soak up the view in to the garden.
Breakfast is ready...
You will find the kitchen to be very well-equipped.
Sink back in to the super comfy bed.
Adults and children alike will be delighted with the spacious twin room.
This room has a view of the garden.
With a separate bath and shower unit, this bathroom will accommodate everyone.
Summer evenings are waiting for you.
The garden was designed by a floral artist and boasts beautiful colours.
As the cottage's namesake!
Looking back from the garden.
The garden is full of colour.
Beautiful!
As soon as you arrive you'll feel right at home.
The bustle of Bridport on market day is a holiday experience to remember!
The magnificent, golden cliffs at West Bay
Enjoy fish and chips harbourside.
Nearby Symondsbury Estate makes a lovely day out - a cafe, farm animals and the chance to enjoy the views from the top of Colmer's Hill (if you fancy the climb!).
Lyme Regis beach is the perfect spot to dip sandy toes in the sea.
Walk through time down Hell Lane - Dorset's famous holloway.
Bluebells
56241.3 miles NE of Bridport | Sleeps 4 + cot
7 Nights from £683
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Loders Arms is a charming village pub with delightful interiors and outside seating for summer months. Open Wednesday to Sunday, it's a popular place so give them a call to book a table.
Nearby beach
With fine shingle and sand at the water's edge, this wide expanse of beach is ideal for beachcombing and fossil hunting. With good access to nearby parking and facilities available in the harbour area this is a great place to spend the day. Dog restrictions apply during the summer months and the beach is lifeguarded at busy times.
Nearby walk
Thanks to Dorset National Landscape website we can bring you three delightful heritage trails aound the bustling market town, and a sculpture trail taking you to the green open spaces around Bridport. Take a look at the link to their website for further details of each walk.
Nearby town
A busy and thriving market town, Bridport is one of the most popular gateways to the Jurassic Coast. The town still has two weekly markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays, perfect for local produce and crafts. You will also find a good selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Bridport lies just inland from West Bay with a shingle beach, dramatic sandstone cliffs and a pretty harbour that perfectly complements Bridport’s charms.
September 2024
Bridport museum
Had a fantastic rope making demonstration and all the staff ( volunteers I think) were informative and very friendly.
Also nearby
Home cooked food is a speciality here with Sunday roasts being a favourite. There's a play area, large garden and decking with views over the countryside. Dogs are welcome.
April 2024
Lovely Small Pub, great host and beautiful views from garden
We always try to have a meal here if staying nearby… good value, varied menu, a lot for veggie and vegan customers.
Advisable to book in advance!
December 2023
Sunday roast
Very nice homely pub
July 2023
Great food and lovely hosts
Very good food and homemade desserts, lovely friendly hosts and dog friendly. Recommend booking in high season.
May 2023
Bob
Bob makes this pub worth the 2 mile walk there and back.
April 2022
Cosy pub, lovely location, great hosts
Traditional feel, good menu range and good value, very clean. Lovely views from the garden.
Have visited several times, a friendly place to eat and drink.
September 2021
Fabulous Friendly Pub
A lovely country pub with a warm, friendly welcome to include those fury four legged friends.
Great food and I can throughly recommend the homemade pizza’s!
Only a 10/15 minute drive away from Stoke Abbott.
June 2017
Excellent pub food and congenial hosts
We enjoying two visits to the Hare and Hounds during our recent holiday. Both times we had excellent pub meals in good surroundings and was well looked after by the hosts. Many thanks
Enjoy a (not so) swift pint by the cosy log fire in winter or out in the patio garden in summer at this 17th Century thatched country inn. Lunch and dinner menus include locally sourced seafood and meats. You can enjoy a locally brewed pint of Palmers ale while the kids play on the giant Jenga. Booking is advisable in summer.
September 2023
Excellent food
Very popular pub, food excellent.
April 2023
Great pub
Good food and drink . Good decor and friendly staff
October 2021
Good food and excellent service.
Well maintained pub with excellent food and service. The decor is attractive and spacious.
September 2019
Great food
Great food and friendly staff
September 2017
The George
Welcoming pub, tasty food. dogs are accommodated in bar areas. Advised to book for Sun lunch.
August 2016
Superb!
The first thing that strikes you about the George is the friendly welcome from the staff nothing is too much trouble, they welcome dogs with open arms.
The food is excellent and good value for money and the Palmers' ales are a delight, be brave and try the "georgeous" ploughman's it is huge and gorgeous!
September 2011
Excellent pub food. Thursday night is pizza night and its advisable to book.
January 2009
welcoming with excellent food
Often in the area and find the George welcoming and reliable for a good meal, be it a bar snack or something more substantial, highly recemmended.
January 2009
Sunday Roast at The George
After a breathtaking walk along the spectacular Jurassic Coast on a Sunday afternoon there is nothing more needed than a fabulous Sunday roast. We were a little late in arriving at The George however and when everywhere else had turned us away The George were very friendly and provided a well needed refuel stop before continuing our walk. Traditional and cosy atmosphere, in a pretty thatched pub, good food, beer and service.
November 2008
Great all-rounder
Great food served here, with a huge choice to choose from and a good selection of Palmers ales. The staff and proprietor are very friendly and make you feel very welcome. As well as the bar/drinking area and restaurant there is a lovely snug with an open fire for cooler days/nights. Would definitely recommend.
A traditional English country pub with amazing views of the Dorset countryside. Locals, walkers and cyclists are made very welcome and it's the perfect place for refreshments after a climb up nearby Eggardon Hill. Bring your dog, they are welcome too.
October 2023
A great find
Went to the pub for a meal. Pleasantly surprised by the quality of the meal. The food was excellent. Being a coeliac the chef went out of his way to cater for my needs.
August 2023
Good food, good view
This was a great pub on a lovely summer evening for sitting outdoors. The "pods" they have allow you to enjoy the fantastic view without feeling the breeze. Food was excellent.
August 2021
Friendly local pub with great garden
Went here three times on holiday. Very friendly free house with good range of beers, simple but great menu and lovely garden with little pods. Worth booking ahead
August 2017
Wonderful food and a very friendly welcome.
July 2017
Spyway Inn
Pretty Garden, good food and drinks! The owners are very friendly!
September 2011
Good pub food with good service.
June 2011
Excellent food - idyllic setting.
If you feel like a something to eat in an idyllic setting away from everything, then this is the place to go. The food is excellent, not expensive and the menu caters for practically everyone - I say 'practically' everyone because there is always that one person for whom it won't! For us though, this is certainly an Inn that we shall be returning to.
July 2009
A freehouse with excellent pub food. The pub garden has won the Best Small Pub Garden and has lovely views. Family run over a number of years, it's well worth a visit.
The history of Bridport is housed in an attractive Tudor building and has an interesting collection of stunning Roman jewellery, armour and fossils. With fun trails and exhibitions there's something for everyone here.
This beach café right by the sea on Chesil Bank bagged the Coast magazine award for Best Coastal Café, Pub or Restaurant 2009. Local fish and shellfish are specialities.
June 2022
Lovely café
Very welcoming, and great position above beach.
Delicious coffee and biscoffi cheesecake.
Lovely gift shop
October 2021
Hive
Went for lunch ,the team manager was excellent at keeping everyone informed of the wait time and we were quickly seated .Food was quickly served and tasty .
The view of the beach is the wonderful.
May 2013
Car park free if you are with NT.
Cafe packed so just had coffee and cake. Beautiful beach
June 2012
The service was good and friendly - the system works extremely well. The food was delicious. An enjoyable experience even on a rather damp day.
September 2011
Excellent seafood and cakes. Only open for dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings from early September.
Marie
August 2009
More restaurant quality than cafe - terrific place.
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