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The Crown at Marnhull
"It's such a nice place in such a charming area. Their thatched roof looks so very cool. Their staff is just excellent, they all take pride in doing an excellent job. I met the sous chef twice, she and her husband (the chef) make a great team. They have a lovely old bar and I took two friends there ..."
Reviewed on Oct 19, 2026
Sleeping Bear Hotel Dorchester
"This is a lovely hotel - the building itself is full of character with plenty of space throuhgout. With free hot drinks and a vending machine for snacks, soft drinks and some alchoholic ones too, there is no need to rush out - but literaly within a stone's throw are 2 restaurants and 2 pubs - and ..."
Reviewed on Oct 24, 2026
George Hotel
"A historic building in a central position in Frome, clearly an old coaching inn or similar. The bedrooms sit within a maze of staircases and corridors. Some stairs are best suited to young mountain goats. My room was on the top floor, up a narrow, steep stair with a tricky turn. My stick and I managed ..."
Reviewed on Oct 24, 2026
George Albert Hotel & Spa
The Manor Hotel by Greene King Inns
Best Western Shaftesbury The Royal Chase Hotel
The Frampton Arms
The Crossways
Holbrook Manor & Spa.
Marnhull Hotel & Travel Guide
Are you arranging a trip to Dorset and looking to get quality places to relax and unwind in Marnhull? There are a few places to choose which can be booked on Travelocity's reservations page. There are 2 Travelocity-registered hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the city center.
A wise option for the nights when you prefer to base yourself just a stone's throw from the heart of Marnhull, is the Crown Inn.
The Brewers Arms can be found 20 miles (33 kilometers) away from the center of Marnhull. An alternative accommodation option is the Coach & Horses Inn, which is situated 20 miles (33 kilometers) away. The Churchview Guest House and the Wessex Royale Hotel are alternative accommodation options in Marnhull.
Looking for more things to do? Consider spending a few hours visiting Sherborne Castle and Sherborne Abbey, which you'll find in Sherborne, 9 miles (14 kilometers) west of Marnhull. Should you wish to get to Sherborne, check out the Best Western The Grange at Oborne and Bakehouse B&B. 16 miles (26 kilometers) southwest of Marnhull, you can find [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], which boasts the Lantern House and Westwood Guest House. While in [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], keep a day to explore the Cerne Abbas Giant, Maiden Castle and Maumbury Rings.
Reach Weymouth, about 25 miles (41 kilometers) from Marnhull. While you are in the area, why not check out the Sea Life Park, Weymouth Beach and Deep Sea Adventure. You might also like to visit the Nothe Fort and Sandsfoot Castle. Weymouth has places to put your feet up to suit all budgets and tastes, like the Wenlock House and Premier Hotel.
Bournemouth International Airport is the most-frequented arrival point for air travel and is found 25 miles (40 kilometers) outside Marnhull. Nearby accommodation options are Village Hotel Bournemouth and Avon Causeway.
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George Hotel
"A historic building in a central position in Frome, clearly an old coaching inn or similar. The bedrooms sit within a maze of staircases and corridors. Some stairs are best suited to young mountain goats. My room was on the top floor, up a narrow, steep stair with a tricky turn. My stick and I managed it, just, and staff brought up and took down my case. I expected an attic-type room, but it was spacious, with high ceilings, nicely laid out and with a clean, well-maintained bathroom - full complement of shower anti-slip mat, fluffy towels, and bath mat. The window to the front was open and Friday night in Frome is 'lively.' I asked for it to be closed for following nights. Breakfast was served in the bar. A fair choice of cereals, fruit juices, croissants, tea/coffee and a cooked breakfast menu to choose from, delivered plentiful and hot. The cooked element can be slow in coming if the room is full and any items in addition to the set menu, e.g. a second slice of toast, will be charged separately. Overall, fair price, charming venue, quirky accommodation, clean and warm...recommended, but not wholly accessible."
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