Dog-friendly Hotels Dorset

Situated in Weston in the heart of Portland, this semi-detached holiday home for four is ideally suited for exploring this scenic area, along with Weymouth and Dorchester with their many attractions. The family pets are very welcome and we provide a dog crate, dog towels and blankets, as well as an outdoor tap. Home to the National Sailing Academy, visitors can enjoy many watersports in and around Weymouth harbour, be it windsurfing, sailing, boating, fishing or swimming off Weymouth’s sandy beach. The World Heritage Jurassic Coast stretches along the Chesil Beach to the beautiful fishing port of Lyme Regis or towards Pool and Swanage, taking in Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Relax in Weymouth itself and sample many of its restaurants, visit Brewer’s Quay, take a harbour cruise or even venture out for a day trip on the ferry to Guernsey, you will have much to enjoy. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Elizabethan House is 17th-century Grade II listed property located in Portland, situated just 500 yards from Chesil Beach and within a short walk from the National Sailing Academy.

Internally, the property has been refurbished whilst retaining a character style with exposed stone walls, stripped floors and timber beams. Externally, the enclosed front and rear courtyard gardens provide the perfect place to relax after a day exploring the attractions of Weymouth and Portland.

Portland Harbour is a short drive away and offers some of the finest small boat sailing waters in Northern Europe. This location was the official venue for the Olympic sailing events in 2012. Portland also boasts Chesil Beach, an impressive 18-mile long shingle beach within just 500 yards of the property.

There is a good selection of pubs, restaurants and takeaways within walking distance. For a greater selection of amenities and attractions, the traditional seaside town of Weymouth can be reached within a 15 minute drive. Weymouth boasts a large expanse of golden sand, complete with Punch and Judy show and donkey rides in the summer. In Weymouth you will also find an abundance of shops, restaurants and cafés to enjoy, as well as numerous attractions such as The Sea Life Park and Marine Sanctuary.

A stone Fisherman's cottage on Portland, WIFI, ideal location for exploring Portland, sail at the National Sailing academy and the Jurassic Coast.

Modern and comfortable holiday house for up to 8 people in the Isle of Portland. Enclosed garden with patio. Pub and shop 5 min. Beach 5 min. Weymouth 5 miles.

Situated in the Isle of Portland, Langham Cottage is very comfortable and spacious holiday home. Accepts one dog. Pub and shop 5 min. Beach 5 min. Bridport 23 miles.

Modern and spacious cottage for couples or family in the Isle of Portland. Enclosed garden. Welcomes one dog. Pub and shop 10 min. Beach 5 min. Weymouth 5 miles.

A charming terraced property resting in Fortuneswell, Dorset. Sea views. WiFi. Terrace garden. Pet-friendly. Weymouth 5.2 miles.

A charming mid-terrace house resting in Fortuneswell in Portland, Dorset. Near a beach. Close to amenities. Contemporary. Weymouth 5.1 miles.

An attractive, terraced, three-storey house near Chesil Beach in Fortuneswell, Dorset. Off-road parking. Dog-friendly. Enclosed terrace. Smart TV. Bedroom with en-suite. Weymouth 4.6 miles.

This gorgeous duplex apartment really has it all - stunning sea views, Chesil Beach, numerous shops, bars and restaurants all in easy walking distance! The living room has comfy sofas, wonderful high ceilings and a fabulous bay with window seat - a great spot to watch the world go by. The kitchen is extremely well equipped with everything you will need during your stay and more. The breakfast bar/dining area is ideal for meals at any time of day. From the kitchen you will find your balcony area with gorgeous sea views over Chesil Beach. The bathroom is truly wonderful, with its large pebble-shaped bath. On the second floor you have a large master bedroom with en-suite shower room and a second double bedroom.
The apartment is perfectly located in an elevated position less than a mile walk from Chesil Beach; it is the ideal base from which to explore the stunning beauty of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and all Dorset itself has to offer. A visit to Portland wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the famous Portland Bill Lighthouse where you can experience the breath-taking views and enjoy the spectacular coastal walks back home to Fortuneswell … you will not want to forget your camera.
Apart from the many local walks and activities such as watersports, sailing, swimming, boating and fishing, there is also a birdwatch observatory, sculpture park, museum, art galleries, Portland Castle and D-Day Museum within easy walking/driving distance or on a convenient bus route. If you are looking to venture further afield, you can always visit the historic town of Dorchester, Abbotsbury Swannery, the spectacular Durdle Door, or Lyme Regis. Poole Harbour is approximately a 45-minute drive and is the second largest natural harbour in the world which is also home to the famous Brownsea Island. Beach ½ mile.