Hotel Collingwood
Description:
Hotel Collingwood is a beautiful Boutique Hotel which is lovingly run by a local family and stands out from the crowd as one of the few privately owned hotels in the gorgeous seaside town of Bournemouth.
Renowned for their warm, friendly atmosphere and personal service to all guests, Hotel Collingwood is perfectly situated just a few minutes’ walk from Bournemouth beach, ranked by TripAdvisor in February 2021 as the 5th best beach in Europe. The town centre is also a few strides away, making the Hotel Collingwood your perfect central base to explore Bournemouth and the surrounding areas of Poole, Sandbanks and Christchurch.
Travel Offers Deal
Dinner Bed and Breakfast
February to April – £65
May and June – £75
October to December – £70
- Prices are for Dinner, Bed and Breakfast per person, per night, for two people sharing a cosy double or twin room; upgrades to Signature rooms at extra charge and subject to availability
- Minimum 2 night stay
- Glass of Prosecco each per stay
- Bookings subject to availability at time of booking
- Offer excludes July to September, half term weeks and weekends with Public holidays
- Single room supplement £10 per night
- Free Parking for Travel Offers members (normally £10 per night)
Other Amenities:
Comfortable double bed / dressing table / work space / hair dryer / tea and coffee making facilities / complimentary Wi-Fi / unlimited access to pool and gym / ensuite bathroom / toiletries /32″ Colour TV with Freeview / telephone / free parking
In the Area:
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at Hotel Collingwood, you’re ready to explore Bournemouth, but there’s so much to do! How on earth do you decide? Here is a comprehensive guide to the perfect day out in Bournemouth:
THE BEACH
No trip to Bournemouth is complete without spending time at the beach. There are several stunning local beaches, a favourite of course being Bournemouth Beach, with its expanse of sand which stretches for miles along the coast, and its amusement-filled pier. For a quieter morning, try Alum Chine Beach, a favourite of dog-walkers. If you’re feeling adventurous, go to Hengistbury Head, where you can enjoy amazing views across the harbour from the top of the headland, and Sandbanks is the place to be if you want to experience coastal glamour.
FOOD BREAK
Wandering around the beach (or swimming in the sea, if it’s hot!) can be exhausting, so what better way to relax than by unwinding in one of Bournemouth’s beachside cafés? The Chineside in Durley Chine is very popular, with a range of food and drinks, as well as a decking area upstairs which offers spectacular views of the coast. The Sandbanks Beach Café is equally lovely, serving tasty homemade food. If you want to walk back into the town centre, the recently opened Cosy Club is a charming lunch spot for those who are partial to a fusion of traditional and industrial décor, with a quirky menu thrown into the mix. For a sit-down meal, try The Noisy Lobster situated on Avon Beach in Mudeford, their speciality being fresh fish and seafood.
WALK IT OFF
Bournemouth is best explored on foot. If you’re on Bournemouth Beach, walk up through the Upper and Lower Gardens to enjoy a stunning array of plants and flowers. In the Gardens, there is something for everyone – play some crazy golf, listen to the live music from the bandstand, or even have a look at the aviary and open-air art gallery.
If you’re at Alum Chine, walk up through the chine to Westbourne – there is a Grade II-listed Victorian arcade with an eclectic array of boutique shops, as well as several lovely restaurants and cafés.
After such a jam-packed day, you’ll deserve a delicious dinner at Hotel Collingwood, and a relaxing evening!