The Beach House

Situated on Weymouth's historic seafront, The Beach House offers panoramic views around Weymouth Bay and the coast line. This Georgian Grade II listed building is just 10 yards from Weymouth Beach and the Esplanade.

With a distinctive round design, The Beach House features light rooms with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen Freeview TV with a DVD player, and tea and coffee making facilities. Rooms have sea views and the majority boast en suite facilities.

The Beach House provides full English breakfast and vegetarian alternatives, with daily specials. We also cater for most special diets, upon prior request. Weymouth town centre is within a 10 minute walk and offers restaurants, entertainment, and pubs.

Weymouth is home to a Sea Life Adventure Park and a Sea Life Tower, each within 20 minutes' walk from The Beach House. The town sits along the Jurassic coastline, offering varied walking and cycling activities, along with fossil hunting, sailing, and kite surfing. Weymouth Railway Station is about 6 minutes’ stroll from the property.

Information about the host

Hello! We look forward to welcoming you at the Beach House! We are rather proud of our fantastic Georgian building right on the seafront! The beach House is a Grade Two Listed building, there is no lift and there are approximately 13 steps to each floor, and six steps to the front door.

We are Graham, Marion & Nicola, We took over The Beach House in October 2019. After 35 years of holidaying in Weymouth we decided to follow our dreams and move here from Hertfordshire. Graham has run his own business for the last 20 years and Marion has for the last 10 years worked as a practice manager for a Chiropractic Clinic.

We are situated right on the seafront. You are able to see beautiful Weymouth Bay from all the rooms, and if you fancied a quick dip in the ocean its right across the street! The town centre is a 10 -15 minute stroll away along the promenade, from here you can get to the harbour where there are plenty of bars and restaurants. A 5 minute walk in the opposite direction will bring you to the lovely Greenhill Gardens, further on from this is the RSPB nature reserve at Lodmoor. If you haven't travelled by car then there are plenty of buses that allow you to explore this beautiful part of Dorset. The esplanade is bustling in the summer, with families enjoying themselves, couples wandering up and down the esplanade and friends chattering over lunch in the nearby restaurants.