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Luxurious Georgian Manor Overlooking Chesil Beach
Nestled in the heart of beautiful countryside, Moonfleet Manor - A Luxury Family Hotel offers a serene escape with stunning views of Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon.
Award-Winning Dining Experience
Indulge in a culinary journey at the 2 AA Rosette-awarded restaurant, where a fusion of modern British and French cuisine awaits. Delight your palate with dishes crafted from fresh local produce, promising a gastronomic experience to remember.
Family-Friendly Accommodations
With a range of room types including Classic, Deluxe, and Deluxe View, Moonfleet Manor ensures a comfortable stay for families. The availability of rollaway beds for children up to 12 years old in these rooms adds an extra layer of convenience for our younger guests.
Experience luxury and relaxation at Moonfleet Manor - A Luxury Family Hotel. Book your stay now to create unforgettable memories.
From 1st April 2022 we are moving to cashless payments. All major credit and debit cards are accepted.
The indoor pool will be closed during the week for refurbishments from Monday morning and reopens Friday afternoon. This is taking place between the 10th - 21st June 2024.
When traveling with pets, please note that an extra charge of £25 per pet, per night applies.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 15 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children from 16 years old to 17 years old stay for £15 per person per night when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Location is magical and it is high end location and accomodation.
Room in the main house was incredibly spacious, well decorated, comfortable, and amazing views.
Bathroom was huge with luxurious facilities.
Food was first class.
Easy walks on coastal path by lagoon. So quiet and relaxing location.
Leaving for home was the worst thing.
Swimming pool only having one 'adult only hour' per day at 7am. Local families use the pool after school ? Busy for children. Good for people with children of course.
Entrance road is not good for low cars so you are warned to be careful.
This was a great stop right on the South West Coast Path. We walked to the hotel from Abbotsbury which was an easy 5.5 miles. We had a warm welcome although disappointed that on arrival there were cookies for children, treats for dogs but the sweets for the adults paying the bill were chargeable! Our room was pleasant with a balcony and nice view over the fleet. We were pleased with the lovely tea/coffee tray which was much appreciated after our walk. The room was very clean and the Elemis bathroom products fabulous. We enjoyed a lovely meal in the evening - very well cooked and tasty - slightly overpriced but as we had paid such a great price for our overnight stay we didn't mind too much. Breakfast the following morning was exceptional 10/10. We enjoyed the swim and sauna after our walk. Thank you for a lovely stay.
There was a musty, stale smell in the reception area on arrival. Walls are quite thin and chat could be heard from neighbouring guests (thankfully it was only chat!). The pool and sauna area was lovely but quite gloomy. I am glad I had paid such a good price as I would not have been happy paying a high price point with the amount of dogs in residence. Whilst I appreciate this hotel welcomes dogs, I personally find it off putting to know dogs had stayed in our room - I would have preferred a completely 'dog-free' room option. After our stay we made an onward walk to Weymouth where our car was and then drove back to the hotel to collect our bags - this driveway is very pot-holed. I am giving my stay a 7 purely based on the dogs, not everyone loves dogs.
Staff were very helpful and polite, rooms were clean and bed was very comfy. Lovely views and surroundings of location. There is plenty of car parking available.
Had breakfast at 9am. The hot breakfast buffet was cold on the first morning. Burners on all food items were switched off. Nobody appeared to be managing/monitoring the area. Some hot foods were not replenished until asked.as was the same with the cold buffet. On the first morning, the yoghurt had run out completely (none in the building). Evening dinner could have been more creative for a hotel. It is very much like Whetherspoons, which is fine, but personally, when staying at a hotel, I would prefer going up a notch or two
Cold breakfast buffet
Dog friendly, great room. Staff very helpful. Wellies and dog towels in entrance porch if you needed them so very thoughtful. Also provided dog bed and treats!
Dog not allowed in main restaurant but tables set out in lounge area which was fine. Great as by open fires in the evening but sometimes difficult to find restaurant staff but it was out of season.
The staff were amazing nothing was too much trouble and they made it extra special for my fiances 40th birthday.
The road leading to the hotel was quite bad with large pot holes
Even though we were only there for one night we didn't feel like we were any less important than those staying for longer. Our room was lovely, a really good mix of an old building with new mod cons. The food was very nice and out 13-month old was very well catered for!
Some of the facilities over in the play barn seemed a little bit dated/tired
The belcony views the room was great too
The potholes on the drive
The staff and service were extremely good. We are not typical for guests being a couple without children - the hotel looked after us well and we plan to return with grandchildren in the future. The EV charger worked well (it's PodPoint).
The footpaths from the hotel have beautiful views of the Fleet and the sea. Bring binoculars if you want to look at the birdlife.
Nothing
The staff were great the room was lovely, needed heating which didn't seem to work that well. If we were there longer we would have used some of the many facilities. Would definitely stop there again.
Didn't really enjoy breakfast, great selection, but the cooked English breakfast was very cold, and fried eggs always better than scrambled.
Lovely spacious rooms with very comfy beds. Hotel has a lovely welcoming feel, very cosy, with open fires. Plenty of rooms for relaxing over tea or to play a board game. Great facilities for children and adults alike.
It is based in the most beautiful and peaceful location. We also thought the food at dinner was delicious and the staff were always helpful and charming.
We thought it was a shame that the dining room, which should have the most wonderful view over the Chesil bank, seems to have a view over an air-conditioned chimney. It also felt as if the furniture in the dining room was only focused on the under-5s (easy wipe/robust) rather than adults, although we do understand it markets itself as child-friendly.
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