Coach House Cottage is a unique no smoking bed and breakfast experience in the heart of Bournemouth’s East Cliff. The Victorian former Coach House is picturesque and secluded at the end of a long driveway. We have a quiet location offering peace and relaxation in the heart of Bournemouth. A woodpecker is regularly seen in the garden.
It is hard to believe that this hidden away bed and breakfast cottage is so close to Bournemouth town centre. Coach House Cottage caters for holiday and corporate visitors alike offering a warm welcome in an attractive and friendly comfortable home. So for a change from the impersonal accommodation other places offer come and try Coach House Cottage bed and breakfast.
If you are looking for a weekend, midweek break or longer holiday you are sure to enjoy the comforts of Coach House Cottage. The delights of the beach, shops, restaurants, and entertainment are a ten-minute walk away. Take in a show at the BIC, savour in the extensive choice of restaurants that Bournemouth has to offer. For a wide selection of activities to choose from during your stay in Bournemouth, please check the various links on this site.
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A double or twin room costs between £65.00 and £95.00 depending on availability and season and includes English breakfast and parking. For stays over 7 days please apply a 10% discount. To confirm the booking a non refundable deposit equivalent to the cost of the first night will be taken.
We would like to remind you that your holiday is a legally binding contract and if you are prevented from taking your holiday or take early departure the establishment may charge you for the full cost of your stay. In the even in a no show or cancellation within 7 days prior to the date of arrival an amount equivelent to 100% of total booking value may be charged. All cancellations must be confirmed in writing. We recommend that you take out cancellation insurance. Confirmation of your booking will be sent within 7 days of receipt of booking. Reservations are from 4pm on day of arrival (earlier by prior arrangement). Rooms are to be vacated by 10.30 on day of departure. No pets please.
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Both rooms are comfortably appointed with ensuite, LCD digital televisions offering freeview channels, DVD player, small fridge and tea making facilities. The double bed is king size for your comfort and the spacious bathroom to the room upstairs boasts a bath and a separate shower.
The ground floor offers an ensuite room with shower. There is an added bonus of its own conservatory to relax in. For those who do not like stairs this is the ideal room for you. It has its own separate entrance for complete privacy. Breakfast is usually served in the comfort of your own room at the time of your choosing from 8-9.30. There is the option of breakfasting outside in the summer in one of our courtyards (weather permitting!). A romantic package of Champagne and Chocolates, from £35.00, is available on request.
Coach House Cottage has a peaceful "rural feel" setting, yet is only a ten minute walk to Bournemouth's beach, shops and restaurants. You are assured of a warm welcome at Coach House Cottage from the resident owner and her two cats.
Our Location
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By Train and Coach
By Car
From A338 follow signs to East Cliff (ASDA and station on your left) along St. Paul's Road into St Swithun's Road South. At St. Swithun's roundabout turn left into Christchurch Road A35. Take 1st left into Annerley Road. Coach House Cottage is on left hand side at the end of the drive.
Bournemouth has seven miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches. When you have had enough sunbathing or relaxing enjoy a stroll or land train ride along one of the world's safest, cleanest beaches to Hengistbury Head in the East or Poole to the West. For the more energetic take a swim or join in with numerous water sports. O n Friday nights in the summer enjoy a spectacular firework display on the pier.
As well as every Wednesday in the summer, the Gardens come alight with colour as candles illuminate the evening sky. Bournemouth has been popular for many years due to its temperate climate and high sunshine record. The town centre is a bustling shoppers Mecca, often complete with Continental and Farmers markets. By night it comes alive with the many restaurants, bars and clubs. Come and enjoy top live entertainment from leading comedians, touring musicals or bands.
Places to Visit in Bournemouth
Linking the town to the beach are the stunning Lower Gardens with the Bourne Stream, aviary, wonderful flower displays and crazy golf. Here you will also find the Bournemouth Eye, a tethered hot air balloon; where from 200 feet up you get a real bird's eye view of the town and sea. An abundance of shops curve around the gardens, creating a cosmopolitan atmosphere especially when the Continental markets are in town.
Not to be missed are the fresh-fruit stalls, the bier keller and the live music on offer amongst the baguettes and pains au chocolat. Bournemouth has a increasing collection of both historical and art museums, Russell Cotes Museum has recently restored several items in its collection and so is highly recommended for art lovers. As are the antiques shops of Boscombe where the collectors amongst you can browse for bargains.
Outside of Bournemouth
After exploring Bournemouth's attractions including the seven miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches and the Oceanarium you will find the glorious county of Dorset, and The New Forest just a short drive away. For those looking for a totally comprehensive shopping experience, all under one roof, head to the Castlepoint shopping centre. From Poole's beautiful harbour and Nature reserve on Brownsea Island (spot the red squirrels) you can board the chain ferry to the unspoilt Studland Bay. Explore Old Harry's Rocks, Corfe Castle and Swanage. Bird lovers will be in their element at Arne, a 1200 acre heathland established by the R.S.P.B. Take a jaunt down the Jurassic coast to West Bay, Weymouth, The Fleet and onto fossil hunting ground around Lyme Regis.
East of Bournemouth is the historic Priory town of Christchurch with its lovely old buildings and ducking stool. Close by is the fishing village of Mudeford with picturesque fishermen's cottages and lobster pots. For boats galore go no further than Christchurch Harbour where the River Stour meets the River Avon. Catch a ride on a vintage ferry at Tuckton Tea Gardens.
Just past Christchurch is the ancient woodland and heathland of The New Forest. Royal Hunting ground for centuries these 150 miles of coastal woods are home to a number of protected and unprotected animals including deer, cattle and the famous wild ponies which wander freely in this National Park. The dramatic scenery The New Forest has to offer spanning Heathland, Ancient Woods and Pasture enclosures will ensure no one will tire of its ever changing beauty. Peruse through the idyllic villages and small towns such as Lyndhurst and Lymington. Or Explore the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu and become lost amongst the magical gardens at Exbury.
Read Some Reviews from Past Guests
“I took my girlfriend here on New Years Day for the night as she loves Bournemouth and I couldn't have picked a better place to stay. The rooms are lovely and we had such wonderful treatment here.”
"From meeting the owner to departing after three days, everything was superb. The en-suite bedroom which had both a bath and shower along with a digital tv, also had coffee/tea making facuilities, ample wardrobe/cupboard space and a most comfortable bed. Also it was only around 15 mins walk to the town centre/promednade."
"My wife and I enjoyed our all too brief stay at the Coach House Cottage, the accommodation was very good, the location was great for our needs and we were made to feel welcome, things such as fresh milk and bottled water in the fridge and fresh fruit in the conservatory were very nice touches. The fact that there are only 2 rooms means that you are not going to be constantly woken by slamming doors or noisy neighbours. If you feel the need to socialise there are plenty of pubs and restaurants a short distance away. I would definitely try to book this hotel again if I needed to stay in the area and I would be more than happy to recommend the Coach House Cottage to my friends, family or business colleagues."
"Very well appointed guest house, furnished to a high standard. clean tidy and convenient for town centre. No problems with parking. Good choice of tea and coffee, bowl of fruit and fridge in room. Great breakfast with lots of choice."
"We loved the touch's that the hotel offered us, books to read, digital tv, dvd player and lots of information about the area, our host was lovely and bought a lovely cooked breakfast to our room at a time chosen by us. The room was great value for money and expensively set out... we will definitely be staying here in the future."
