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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Wareham – Based on 2,546 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Bit of a trek to get to for some people, but a lovely town in a lovely area. Nice pubs, good food, fantastic place to have a meal and unwind. Great place to go for a walk, watch the river, very relaxing.
The town centre and surrounding country side & walks make a welcoming weekend break for all the family. Catch the weather right and the walks that you can take are of breath taking scenery, as well as the daily trips up the river. There are plenty of places to eat out and drinking facilities. All the people are friendly and pleasant to talk to and have a warm welcoming for all who enter their establishments.
The streets were very clean. We ate at the Indian restaurant on the first night as Anglebury did not serve food when we arrived. On the second night we ate at the Kings Arms, a little walk up the road. The food was extremely good and the landlord was welcoming.
There is so much to do in the local area and Wareham itself has some excellent places to eat and drink. Consider taking in all 6 native reptiles at Arne RSPB reserve, explore Poole Harbour including Brownsea Island, ancient monuments your thing - look no further than Corfe Castle, if the seaside is more up your street you've got Swanage, Studland Bay and Lulworth Cove all your doorstep. If that's not enough there is Bovingdon Tank Museum and Monkey World. Beware in the summer, Wareham Quay gets very busy and if you want to eat it's worth booking, also pricy compared with the rest of the town. Steakasaurus is highly recommended for carnivores!
An interesting village with lots of history, plenty of places to eat and drink. Easy access to public transport. Travel to Poole by boat. Ideal for sightseeing and lots of off road tracks for walkers. Locals most helpful and welcoming.
“The hotel was simply fantastic, the staff exceptional, nothing was too much trouble and the food was brilliant. The owners must be very proud.”
“If you want to stay in a tiny Dorset village this is an excellent location not only for Corfe Castle (village and castle) but for Dorset generally. When I saw how congested the centre of Dorchester was (an alternative I had considered) I am very glad I did not book there. Food was good, especially for dinner. Service friendly. For a small place in a small village with small roads, car parking was adequate which means quite good relative to many other locations in small English villages.”
“Comfortable large room recently well decorated. small (in numbers) staff but efficient and very welcoming. Hotel well positioned for various sites to visit.”
“Ideal location, within walking distance of Wareham, trains and busses. Accommodation, friendlessness, breakfast rated A*. No hesitation in recommending Twiga B&B.”
“The entrance looks good but gives the impression of a far more impressive hotel.”
