The Royal Hotel Weymouth
3 StarsPanoramic sea view rooms, Traditional British dining
Panoramic sea view rooms, Traditional British dining
Weymouth Sea Life Centre proximity, Brewers Fayre breakfast hub
Heated indoor pool with padded floor, Traditional Dorset carvery experience
Panoramic Weymouth Bay views, Authentic Keralan Indian cuisine
On-site Beefeater grill restaurant, Family-friendly stay policy
Three Chimneys Smokehouse and Grill, The Secret Garden Spa
Panoramic beach and harbour views, Prime waterfront location
A la carte restaurant with local produce, Dedicated coach party services
Panoramic Jurassic Coast views, Dedicated coach holiday services
Panoramic Weymouth Bay views, Georgian heritage on The Esplanade
Panoramic sea and harbour views, Charming Georgian architecture
Traditional British pub atmosphere, Central Weymouth transport hub access
Three Chimneys Smokehouse and Grill, Historic Georgian seafront character
Historic Esplanade building, Traditional British dining
Coastal chic Georgian townhouse, Family-friendly accommodation
Excellent public transport links, Rooms with private balconies
Traditional British Sunday carvery, Access to Brewers Quay
Literary-themed boutique experience, Award-winning beachfront location
Tranquil garden patio, Proximity to Weymouth Beach
Panoramic bay views, Seaside-inspired interior design
Prime Esplanade beachfront location, Family-friendly amenities
Victorian-era charm with modern comforts, Family rooms with private patio access
Rooms with unique design elements, Family-friendly amenities and activities
Picturesque garden with a stream, Rustic pub and restaurant dining
Sea view rooms available, Excellent public transport access
Tranquil garden view rooms, Prime Jurassic Coast exploration base
Rooms with sea and harbour views, Prime beachfront location
Civic Award-winning boutique stay, Chelsea Award-winning garden
Penthouse suite with sea views, Historic Georgian guesthouse charm
Walled garden access, Karaoke rooms for evening entertainment
Prime beachfront location, Historic Grade II listed building
Panoramic Portland Harbour views, Cruise liner inspired architecture
Light and airy breakfast room, Prime seafront location
Dual aspect room views, Historic Georgian townhouse setting
Historic Georgian terraced house, On-site water sports facilities
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Affectionately known as ‘The Naples of England’ in some quarters, Weymouth is one of the most beautiful – and diverse – seaside resorts in the United Kingdom. Situated in the south of England and benefitting from one of the warmest climates in the country as a result, the town boasts a wide assortment of attractions for travellers of all ages. So whether you want to sample the glorious golden sands of Weymouth Beach or discover aquatic delights at the Weymouth SEA LIFE Adventure Park, a visit to the town is full of exciting things to experience!
Although it is a common destination for families, this doesn’t mean that Weymouth is lacking in attractions for other demographics. With its warm weather, picturesque seafront, charming hotels and guest houses, pristine beach, and stunning views, the resort is an ideal location for travellers that are seeking a relaxing retreat. And if something a little more exhilarating is part of your holiday itinerary, the town does not disappoint in this area either. This is exemplified by activities such as the Fantasy Island Fun Park and Jurassic Safari, the latter of which sees you escorted via a 4x4 vehicle into normally inaccessible areas to explore local history, scenery and wildlife. As for those wanting to enjoy standard points of interest seen in most England towns, Weymouth also offers the convenience of various shopping, dining and drinking options.
In terms of attractions that you should include on your ‘to do’ list, the Weymouth Harbour is almost an obligatory place to visit when in town. Quaint, beautiful and featuring a variety of dining choices, it’s no wonder that booking a hotel in this area of town can prove to be difficult! As for an extra slice of history, the Nothe Fort is a highly acclaimed point of interest in Weymouth. Originating from the 19th century, this fort doubles as a museum and teaches the town’s role when it comes to Britain’s naval past. Oh, and don’t forget to discover the Sandsfoot Castle if you want to take in some ancient ruins. With all that said, do not feel like historic sites are all that the resort features in terms of attractions. Outside the town centre you will find Fantasy Island Fun Park, which boasts a nice selection of rides and amusements. The Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope magnifies the excitement in Weymouth, with this unique activity offering a large snowboard and ski slope… In the south of England! Further unique fun can be found at the stunning Sandworld Sculpture Park, while the RSPB Weymouth Wetlands at Radipole Lake Nature Reserve is a haven for wildlife sightings.
From the traditional – and essentially mandatory whenever at the seaside – fish and chips to high-end restaurants, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out in Weymouth. To exemplify this, contemporary yet homely eateries are dotted around the town, where you can sample the likes of handmade pies and delicious burgers. Yet to go for something a little more exotic and out of the ordinary, highly regarded food places that serve the likes of Indian, Thai, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine can also be found with minimal effort. Furthermore, and if you are looking to extend your night out following an evening meal, Weymouth has plenty of nightlife options available. From casual watering holes where you can unwind with a drink to energetic nightclubs, the resort is no slouch when it comes to late night celebrations!
Wanting to purchase home comforts, gifts for others or even personal treats? Well you will be happy to note that you can purchase all that (and more) from the numerous shops in Weymouth. As for where you should be aiming for, the shopping areas of the resort are primarily split into two main districts: St Thomas Street and St Mary Street. Yet whichever street you decide to visit first, you’ll find a wide assortment of famous chains, independent stores and gift shops. As for a specific shopping-related place to visit when in Weymouth, the Brewers Quay Emporium is a famous landmark that is ripe for exploring. With its history dating back to 1742 as a brewery, the building is now home to a varied selection of market stalls where you can grab unique bargains to take home after your stay at the seaside!
In Weymouth, you might want to check out The Jubilee Hotel, The Langham, The Royal Hotel Weymouth, Premier Inn Weymouth Seafront. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Weymouth, you might want to explore Gloucester House, Birch House B&B, Wenlock House, The Manor House. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Weymouth with your family, you could look at Durdle Door Hotel, The Jubilee Hotel, The Langham, Premier Inn Weymouth Seafront. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels The Jubilee Hotel, Myrtle Villa 10 Bedrooms Sleeps 28, 2 Min To Beach, The Jubilee Hotel West- with Spa Facilities, The Leam Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Weymouth, check out The Jubilee Hotel, Best Western Weymouth Hotel Rembrandt, The Jubilee Hotel West- with Spa Facilities, Luxury mobile home with spectacular sea views. – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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