Featuring a garden, The Scott Arms offers accommodations in Kingston. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are accessible at the bed and breakfast free of charge.
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Its a beautiful little village quite central to some...
Its a beautiful little village quite central to some fabulous walks. While there I walked along a ridgeway down to Kimmeridge bay, and also walked sections of the coast path (the access to it is about a half hour walk straight down from Kingston). It would be very easy to walk to Corfe as well, although both Corfe and Kingston are on the bus route between Wareham and Swanage.
There did not appear to be anywhere to buy groceries in the village, but the local pub was great and the beer garden had fabulous views over to Corfe castle.
Claire
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The food was very good.
The food was very good. The breakfasts especially good and able to be tailor made. Staff were friendly and chatty making one feel welcome. Situation, really good tp explore the Purbeck area. Bus service regular. RSPB/National Trust/Coast/Heritage Railway/Walks/Beaches all easily accessible.
Elaine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful cosy accommodation after a days walking the coast.
Beautiful cosy accommodation after a days walking the coast.
The warmth of the room was so welcome after hours of -1c and below with windchill.
Underfloor heating on tired feet including the bathroom/wet room a delight.
The bed was huge and so comfy.
Had dinner in the sawmill restaurant which was excellent, washed down with a red wine or 3?
Staff very helpful, accommodating and smiling.
I am going back with the kids to get one of the larger properties and discover the more of the coast.
A real gem discovered on the Jurassic coast by this old fossil!
Mike
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The staff were brilliant. Well informed, helpful, friendly.
The staff were brilliant. Well informed, helpful, friendly. Room was immaculate, comfortable, well equipped. Surrounding countryside is beautiful with great views from all sides of the hotel. From the pictures we'd seen expected it to be much more regimented, but everyone was so relaxed and friendly it was like a home away from home. Particular compliments to Tony, Danielle, Claudine and Amy. If I haven't mentioned your name I'm sorry but I have a dreadful memory for that sort of stuff. Food is fantastic with good sized portions and lots of locally sourced food. Can't go on a diet here. Definitely returning!
Sarah
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The food, the restaurant staff and Claudine on reception...
The food, the restaurant staff and Claudine on reception were all excellent.
The grounds are beautiful.
Linen and towels are provided.
Close to Corfe so excellent for things to do.
Hotel provides plenty of information for surrounding activities, restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes.
The service on days when there is a wedding is unacceptable. I would advise asking if there are any weddings or big functions on during your planned stay. If so be prepared for limited or no staff availability.
Also, the room service (cleaning) was not of a high standard. Beds were not made properly, just the top covers were pulled up to hide the fact the sheet and mattress protector had not been pulled up or tucked in.
Michelle
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Small, quaint village, I only drove through it to get to the...
Small, quaint village, I only drove through it to get to the Country Courtyard. Easy reach to Durdle Doord and Lulworth Cove where I drove to each day in less than half hour.
STUNNING view over Corfe Castle and I wished I had more time to go visit
Wareham was within easy reach to drop a friend off at the train station and for me to get to a Co-op for some food/meal deals
Had visited the Castle Inn near Durdle Door for cooked lunch and had chips in Lulworth another day. 100% recommend the Marshfields Dairy Icea Cream at Lulworth Cove attached to Finley's Cafe. It was DELICIOUS!
I would aim to go to the coast early morning if you want to avoid the crowds and get a good parking spot or spot on the beach. Most people came out mid morning-noon
The car parks at DD and LC are run by the same people so you can use the same parking ticket in both which is brilliant
This is a really lovely place to stay, we stayed in a one bedroom suite with our dog and it worked brilliantly the hotel couldn’t be more accommodating. Dogs were welcome in the restaurant but it couldn’t have been cleaner or more well managed. The staff were incredibly helpful providing walk details and information about the area, we walked along the cliffs from Kingston to Swansea and it was lovely albeit very muddy. The food was delicious, highly recommended and I will definitely return.
I was expecting a single room with a bathroom, but had a bedroom, bathroom and a separate and spacious lounge, which was lovely for me. The hotel was located in a picturesque village with lovely views across fields to Corfe Castle. The nearby church is an excellent Victorian structure and well worth a visit. The breakfast was first rate, with a good choice of items. I have nothing to fault.
We are so surprised to have a superb large suite, with a separate bedroom and sitting room. It was spotlessly clean, and the staff were so helpful. The food was also very good, and not overly expensive. I would give this hotel five stars because the staff, particularly Melissa went the extra mile. The location is also lovely - breath taking walks the minute you step out the door.
A small, friendly hotel based around a historical farmyard. My room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, and the location outside a village meant peace and quiet with wonderful views. The owners and staff were very personable and helpful. For those who don't want to eat on the premises every night, there is a great pub a short walk away.
Loved our short stay in the Dairy cottage - rooms were immaculately clean and equipped with everything we could need - definitely wish we could have stayed a few more nights to relax and enjoy the gorgeous scenery all around the hotel and local area. We had both dinner and breakfast at the hotel restaurant and both were exceptional.
beautiful location, amazingly comfortable extra large bed, very good bedding, bed linen and towels, very good diner, friendly staff and a very helpful manager/owner of the hotel, when I requested a change of room.The upgraded room was spacious with a downstairs small lounge and a lovely bedroom upstairs
Great location, close to swanage and pool. The hotel is 100 m from a bus stop if you're taking the bus service. The restaurant in the hotel is decent and the food was good, closes early though, don't forget to reserve dinner ahead of time. We got a duplex apartment which was quite spacious.
We have stayed at the Scott Arms before and it was as good this time as before. It's a somewhat quirky inn, which adds to its charm. The view from the back of the inn is fantastic. The bath, after a day's walk on a demanding stretch of the South West Coast Path, was very welcome.
Great view from the lower bar / dining area. Friendly staff. Depending on your point of view the property could be described as old and full of character or old and a bit scruffy. We have the 'full of character' viewpoint
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