West Bexington
Travel Guide
Visit West Bexington
The Manor House
The property is for sale as a going concern The staff whom are there are doing their very best in the situation We recognised some of them from our last visit They are lovely It will be interesting to see what happens to the place over the coming season Hopefully we will visit again soon
Reviewed on 2026/2/24
The Royal Lion Hotel
Room needed renovation, dining and breakfast tables were sticky, food mediocre and accounting system a shambles.
Reviewed on 2026/2/26
Best Western Weymouth Hotel Rembrandt
Tiered room and decor
Reviewed on 2026/2/26
Little Norton Mill
Set in beautiful surroundings with lots of walks on your doorstep and two local dog friendly pubs that serve food. The owners are lovely and helpful in person and replied to our messages very quickly before we came. The accommodation is very clean and really cosy, dog friendly being a plus. Will ...
Reviewed on 2026/1/2
52 Fernhill Heights
The house is lovely. very clean, very useful having 2 loos :) Very quiet and peaceful too. The owners are very friendly. definitely stay there again in the future
Reviewed on 2026/2/2
Okanagan
Popular places to visit
West Bexington Beach
Why not spend a lazy afternoon at West Bexington Beach during your trip to Dorchester? While in this quaint area, you can savor the lively bars.
Cerne Abbas Giant
Towering over the countryside and shrouded in mystery, Britain's largest chalk drawing is a curious and compelling destination.
Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens
Explore the great outdoors at Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens, a lovely green space in Stinsford. Stroll along the area's seaside, or simply savor its lively bars.
Tutankhamun: The Exhibition
Travel back in time to ancient Egypt and discover the secrets of the pharaohs in Dorchester's celebrated mummy museum.
Maiden Castle
Enjoy spectacular views and discover fascinating history at one of England's largest Iron Age hill forts, home to temples, battlements and ancient burial sites.
Maumbury Rings
History is hidden in plain sight, with grassy mounds concealing ancient constructions from three different eras, at this park in the heart of bustling Dorchester.
