Hotels near Overcombe Beach

"A simple stay for a couple of days to visit a sick friend nearby, in a comfortable guest house exceeded my expectations. Large tasty breakfast, helpful and friendly staff, warm and comfortable bed in a bright room overlooking the garden. Just what was needed. I’ll be back."

"Great staff really clean they even let me park my bike at sister hotel car park"

"Staff were very nice and helpful "

"A bright and clean room with comfy bed, good bathroom, and with tea and coffee making facilities as well. Stayed 2 nights and had a nice freshly cooked breakfast both mornings, also has cereals available too for those who want. Easy to get to the sea front, just a few minutes walk, and easily walkable along the promenade to the town centre and harbour (around 20 minutes from B&B to harbour, you could also get to the railway station in about half of that if coming by train). One of my main considerations when booking was the availability of parking, and this place has its own spaces for guest cars right outside (out of interest I looked at cost of parking outside the places facing the sea and its around £7 a night). All in all a good stay hosted by a very friendly couple, and at a very decent price too in a nice quiet area."

"Great location .Large comfortable room overlooking beach. Windows old and very draughty ,building a bit tired in places. WiFi non existent in room. Not a hotel problem, but Weymouth car parking charges astronomical!!"

"Room was ok, basic with tea coffee facilities, bathroom size was good. Breakfast was ok. "

"Great breakfast (packed up up too ) and great start to the day . Friendly staff and convenient bar downstairs yet surprisingly quiet enough . There are ear plugs if you need them but I did not :) definite recommend and a new favourite ."

"Friendly welcome on arrival. Property a little worn, which would suggest regular use due to low price, but clean & comfortable. Nice."

"If you want a good, but basic stay at a very reasonable price this is for you, just do not expect too much."