Attractions
Popular Hotel Close to Weymouth’s Finest Attractions
Bennetts
Water Garden
Bennetts Water Gardens is a visitor attraction in Dorset. Set over 8 acres, the gardens hold the National Plant Collection® of Water Lilies with a Claude Monet style Japanese Bridge, Tropical House, Woodland Walks, and Museum.
Fine Foundation
Chesil Beach Centre
Chesil Beach is a natural wonder – a bank of 180 billion pebbles stretching for 18 miles along the Dorset Coast. Trapped behind this pebble bank is the Fleet – one of the most wildlife-rich lagoons in the country.
Jordan Hill
Roman Temple
The remains of this Romano-Celtic temple, probably built during the 4th century AD, lie at the top of a hill on the South Dorset Downs, with fine views inland and out across Weymouth Bay.
Portland
Bird Observatory
Catering not just for birders but for naturalists of all persuasions, there are also two RSPB bird trusts within ten minutes walk of us.
Sandworld
Sandworld is Weymouth’s first sand sculpture festival, and one of only a handful ever held in the UK. The attraction was opened in 2011 by Weymouth “Sandman” Mark Anderson, and David Hicks, an aspiring sand sculptor and good friend of Mark.
Splashdown
Poole
The South’s favourite all-action waterpark! Easy to find on Tower Park, the South’s premier leisure complex, Splashdown is home to 13 thrilling indoor and outdoor flume rides and 3 under 5’s splash zones.