Breakfast Swanage

General Information

City Hall Lodge is a peerless period building which features undergone an immense yet sensitive conversion to give welcoming, suitable and present-day lodging, located beyond the Town Hall facing the ancient gaol in Swanage. Begin your day in our open plan oak-floored breakfast room, receive pleasure from our fresh fruit salad, yogurts, cereals and plenty of other breakfast choices all catered from the large welsh dresser, while we chef your locally sourced full English breakfast in the adjoining flagstoned kitchen. All of our rooms are cozy and well-supplied, with TV's, DVD players and tea-making amenities and the bathrooms are present-day and well-equipped. Being so central, Town Hall Lodge is a extremely short amble from all of the city's park amusements, in addition to being a good base to explore the relaxation of the majestic Purbeck scenery. Everything in Swanage is so simple to reach, beaches, waterside strolls, The Pier, The Stone Quay, The Steam Railway and all of the city's other park amusements are all less than a 5 minute walk. City Hall Lodge truly couldn't be better positioned to produce it the main basis from which to discover and enjoy. Swanage is a waterside city with a spacious character and its situation at the gateway to the distinguished Jurassic Coastline makes it a ideal base to discover the Purbeck scenery. With its sandy beaches, steam train, historic pier and stone quay, Swanage features plenty to propose antique and young alike and with Carnival Week and numerous music Festivals, the city is nice all year round. Further afield, the old ruins of Corfe Castle, Monkey World, the Tank Museum, little coves, fossil-rich beaches, quarried caves, towering cliffs, sea-worn arches and the entire of the Purbeck is all within about half hour drive from Swanage through amazing village. Your hosts, Clive and Judie, go out of their way to produce your visit as good as possible and anticipate to friendly you.

Transportation

Highway DirectionsTravelling by auto and arriving at Wareham, you take the A351, passing through Corfe Castle and Harmans Cross and reaching Swanage city center, follow the one-way system bearing to the directly at the White Swan pub, On your left is the Red Lion pub and we are the following turning on your right, just down beyond the Town Hall. Social Transport DirectionsIf hiking by rail, you could disembark at Bournemouth station, catch the local bus to Gervis Place (one stop) and then take Wilts and Dorset bus 50 on a panoramic route to Swanage going across the ferry at Sandbanks, through Studland and we are 3 min stroll from Swanage terminus, Or you could go through to Poole or Wareham station, catch Wilts and Dorset bus 40, going via the historic countryside of Corfe Castle, where at certain times of the year there is a steam railway connection to Swanage rail and bus terminus.