Haddon House Hotel Hotel, Restaurant, Bar and Function Room at West Bay in Dorset
West Bay, Bridport, Dorset, DT6 4EL Telephone: 01308 423626
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Welcome At Haddon House Hotel in West Bay, West Dorset, we offer comfortable hotel accommodation with en-suite bathrooms, good food in a wonderful environment. We believe we are one of the best hotels in Bridport. If you have any queries please phone us on 01308 423626.
Bar and Accommodation All of our bedrooms, (one on the ground floor) are of good size and have been refurbished to a high standard, with fully tiled en-suite bathroom with shower attachments, while the bedrooms have been luxuriously furbished and equipped with direct dial telephones, trouser press, hairdryer, radio alarm clock, baby listening services, tea and coffee tray, thermostatically controlled radiator and complimentary toiletries.
There is a very comfortable resident's lounge and bar where guests can take afternoon tea or aperitifs, after dinner coffee or can simply go to relax with a book. So go on, treat yourself to a well deserved break and pay a visit to Dorset and Haddon House.
Our Restaurant The elegant and spacious lounge bar enables you to enjoy a light meal, or a pre-meal aperitif before dining in the delightful tudor restaurant where a repulation for fine cuisine and service has been established.
The menu in our restaurant is varied with an emphasis on using freshly caught local fish and in-season locally grown fruit and vegetables.
Picturesque Location Our experience is once we tempt you to visit Haddon House Hotel at West Bay in Dorset. With the beautiful World Heritage Jurassic coastline, the wonderful Dorset countryside and superior service at our hotel in Bridport you will want to return again and again.
From West Bay there are many delightful walks, over the East cliff, along the famous Chesil beach, where there are breathtaking views towards Abbotsbury, (famous for the Swannery and gardens), or to the west towards Lyme Regis where you will find the Golden Cap (goal of many walkers), the highest point on the south coast. This area has recently been awarded World Heritage status, named as the "Jurassic coast" because of the abundance of fossils from that era that you can pick up off the beach. | 


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