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Secluded gardens with bay views, Oscar Wilde fine dining
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Miami-style lido deck and pool
Secure underground parking, Contemporary coastal refurbishment
Panoramic English Channel views, Seasonal heated outdoor pool
Scenic walk to Bournemouth Beach, Heated indoor swimming pool
Convenient beach and town access, On-site parking and drop-off
Spacious family-friendly rooms, Clifftop West Cliff setting
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay balconies, Modern British dining at Frederick's
Panoramic Bournemouth Pier views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Victorian clifftop heritage, Burlington Health Club and Spa
Luxury sea view suites, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Modern high-rise with coastal views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Heated indoor leisure complex
Signature sea view suites, Unique individual room designs
Local British cuisine at No. 28, Heated indoor pool and spa
Classic restaurant with garden views, Traditional coach holiday experience
Dual-level aquatic facilities, Subterranean adults-only spa
Panoramic Poole Bay vistas, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Glass-roofed heated indoor pool, Modern British cuisine at Echoes
Heated indoor leisure pool, Deauville Restaurant dining
Heated indoor lap pool, Contemporary seaside retreat
Convenient on-site gated parking, Quirky celebrity-themed concept
Heated indoor swimming pool, On-site secure parking
Individually styled sea view rooms, Award-winning Anglo-Mediterranean dining
Panoramic sea view rooms, Eforea spa access
Cunarder Conservatory Restaurant, Nostalgic cruise liner aesthetic
Thyme restaurant and bar lounge, Secure gated underground parking
Indoor leisure club and pool, Contemporary art deco interior design
Continental buffet and garden dining, Lansdowne district transport links
Panoramic English Channel views, AA Rosette-awarded Hardy's Restaurant
Heated indoor Bluewater Spa pool, Dual-building boutique experience
Bluewater Spa and leisure club, Victorian boutique charm
Heated indoor 25m swimming pool, Comprehensive health and wellness club
Panoramic sea view rooms, Outdoor solar-heated pool
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Professional sprung-floor ballroom
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While Bournemouth owes its initial popularity to the very proper Victorian gentry who came to the town in hopes of improving their health, it is now known for attracting a very wide spectrum of visitors. Long popular with the retired, both as visitors and residents, recent developments and attractions, especially relating to nightlife, has meant that it now attracts a much wider range of visitors. It is especially well known for its massive pier and historic ‘Pine Walk’, where health seekers have been flocking to breathe the fragrant air for more then 100 years.
Stretching for an incredible seven miles, the beaches of Bournemouth are perhaps its main attraction in summer. Those closest to the city centre, with its hotels and other amenities, are the busiest, but visitors looking for more peace and quiet can get a bit of relief by walking away from the crowds. The whole stretch of beach is fairly well developed, however, and beachgoers are seldom very far from a beach café or place selling traditional fish and chips. At the western end of the beach, approximately four miles from the city centre, is Sandbanks. Aside from featuring the same gorgeous golden sand beaches, the area is known as being particularly exclusive and having some of the highest property values in the UK. As a result, it sees its fair share of visitors curious to see what it looks like. It also features a marina and docks, providing water access to Poole Harbour. A walk along the beach to the east will eventually lead to Boscomb Pier, a smaller rival to Bournemouth Pier that serves the town’s eastern suburbs.
The tourist centre of Bournemouth is undoubtedly Bournemouth Pier and the areas immediately surrounding this grand Victorian structure. The pier does offer great views out over the sea, but is better known for the leisure and entertainment facilities it provides. These include a games arcade and kiosks selling ice cream and tourist curios. There is also an indoor activity centre that offers rock climbing, zip lining and more. Several boat trips can be arranged from the pier, ranging from the sedate to the high speed - suitable for only the really adventurous. Those looking to keep things a bit quieter, while still having loads of fun, could consider walking into one of the surf schools that have set up shop near the pier. They offer lessons that should be able to get you out on the water and able to execute a couple of moves if you have the time and patience. Situated mere steps from the pier, and also close to the seafront and city centre hotels, is the Bournemouth Oceanarium. A wide variety of sealife is on display here, ranging from scary sharks to adorable sea turtles.
In recent times, Bournemouth has gained a reputation as a top nightlife spot. It is an especially popular town for hen parties and stag nights, with groups often booking at a hotel in the city centre or near the O2 Academy so as to be close to the pubs and clubs. Those watching their pennies could consider hotels further out, like those near Bournemouth Airport, which tend to offer lower room rates. The pubs and clubs in the city centre tend to be smaller and offer a fairly relaxed atmosphere for the most part. Clubbers looking for a really big night out tend to head out of the centre to Boscomb, where the O2 Academy is situated. This mega-club is in a Grade II listed building and attracts a number of top local and international DJ’s, especially in the busy summer season.
Bournemouth is well known for its festivals. Most of these happen in the busy summer months, but a few are spread out through the year. The Bournemouth Food and Drinks Festival is of relatively recent origin, but nonetheless a very popular event on the calendar. It champions local ingredients and cooking and turns many of the town centre streets into delicious thoroughfares filled with food stalls every June. During August the incredibly popular Bournemouth Air Festival takes place, with the aerial displays being visible from miles of beachfront. Almost unprecedented for UK air shows, night flying and displays, often featuring pyrotechnics, is also on the programme. Hotels tend to get booked up at this time, so advance planning is recommended. It is perhaps not the best time to look for late deals. Cultural attractions include the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery, an eccentric property displaying Victorian art collections and also featuring temporary exhibitions of contemporary works. The BIC is the town’s premiere theatre venue, offering a varied program ranging from stand up comedy to operas. It also serves as the main conference venue.
February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Bournemouth, with typical prices around $69 per night based on 107 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Bournemouth are usually highest during August, with typical prices around $1,127 per night.
Hotel prices in Bournemouth usually range from $38 per night to $1,435 per night, with typical prices around $99 per night.
Hotel prices in Bournemouth are typically lowest in February at around $69 per night, rising to around $1,127 per night in August.
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In Bournemouth, you might want to check out Carrington House Hotel, Royal Bath Hotel Bournemouth, Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth East Cliff Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Bournemouth, you might want to explore The Nici, Chewton Glen Hotel & Spa, The Priory, Les Bouviers. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Bournemouth with your family, you could look at Carrington House Hotel, Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth East Cliff Hotel, Hilton Bournemouth. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Carrington House Hotel, Royal Bath Hotel Bournemouth, Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth East Cliff Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Bournemouth, check out Royal Bath Hotel Bournemouth, Hilton Bournemouth, Suncliff Hotel - OCEANA COLLECTION, The Cumberland Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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