| wi-fi is available in public areas and there's limited free parking. theres also a function room with regular entertainment and a dance floor. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. theres no air-conditioning. unfussy rooms come with tvs as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. this straightforward hotel is a 7-minute walk from bournemouth international centre event venue, an 8-minute walk from the beachfront oceanarium aquarium and a mile from bournemouth train station. amenities include a relaxed restaurant and a down-to-earth bar/lounge
Bristol Airport 2 hr 14
Russell Cotes Art Gallery & Museum (14 min)
Eccentric Art Nouveau-style setting for private Victorian art collection and temporary exhibitions. Alum Chine Beach (14 min)
Picturesque beach offering lifeguards, pubs, ice cream parlors & a pirate-themed playground. Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre (20 min)
Coastal nature reserve and conservation area with wild flowers and signs of ancient settlement. Old Harry Rocks (54 min)
Natural attraction featuring cliffside views of unique chalk formation, accessible by scenic walks. Sandbanks Beach (13 min)
Bayside beach popular for kitesurfing, with seafood restaurants & views across the English Channel. Splashdown (16 min)
Waterpark and leisure centre featuring multiple rides and flumes for kids, plus a water play area. Adventure Wonderland (16 min)
Amusement park with themed rides, inflatable slide, runaway train and trampolines, plus events. Bournemouth Parks - Lower Gardens (9 min)
Leafy green space featuring attractions such as mini-golf & a giant tethered balloon, plus events. Compton Acres (8 min)
Private garden founded in 1920 with visits, an on-site tea room & retail sales of plants & gifts. Bournemouth Pier (8 min)
Victorian pier with an amusement arcade, a variety theatre, a cafe and boat trips along the coast. Knoll Beach Studland (38 min)
Beyond its sheltered waters & sandy beach, this scenic locale features a reptile discovery trail. Isle of Purbeck (44 min)
Wildflower-filled island with coastal paths, dramatic cliffs, beaches & charming old villages. Corfe Castle (36 min)
1000-year-old royal castle shaped by warfare, with ruins to explore, views and a wildlife walk. Brownsea Island (45 min)
Hiking, picnics & wildlife viewing, especially of red squirrels, are popular at this historic spot. Oceanarium (9 min)
Explore marine ecosystems at a waterside aquarium, plus feeding sessions and an underwater tunnel. | 
