Welcome to the Monarch Guest House

Weymouth's award winning, safe, sandy seafront and beach is a stone's throw from our guest house...

Guest house accommodation

The Monarch House welcomes you to the heart of the World Heritage Coastline, Weymouth. Our guest house offers friendly family holiday accommodation in the heart of Weymouth's thriving town centre and beautiful 17th century harbour. Our bed and breakfast is located within easy walking distance of all that Weymouth has to offer the visitor be that the award winning beach, the Georgian seafront, the many bistros and restaurants surrounding Weymouth harbour or the bustling nightlife of Weymouth's town centre. But don't take our word for it..! Our guests come back time and time again and each time we aim to make their stay better than the last!

This article appeared in the Boat Fishing Monthly, July 2008 Issue 83.  Jim O’Donnell makes a secret trip to Weymouth choosing to stay overnight at the Monarch Guest House.  This extract was taken from the magazine.

10.05pm Food And Bed!
My hotel for the night was the Monarch Guest House which was kindly recommended by Josh Simmonds of the boat Revolution as many anglers stay there.  The Monarch is only two minutes walk from the boat and Trisha is a cheerful hostess who is only too happy to get up at the crack of dawn to make early breakfasts for any anglers.  You can’t ask for more than that from a B+B!
Scoreboard 10/10

Boat Fishing Monthly website www.boatfishing-monthly.co.uk

Whatever you're looking for, Weymouth makes the ideal base from which to tour. Much of the countryside surrounding Weymouth has been designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" and in December 2001 received World Heritage Status. From the European Award-winning coastline of dramatic cliffs, quiet coves, shingle banks and sandy beaches, to the patchwork quilt landscape of fields and rolling hills, Dorset offers an unrivalled variety of moods and scenery.

Walking or driving through the lanes is a pleasure all year round. Thatched cottages, daffodils, Spring lambs, bluebells, village churches and pubs, harvesting time, duck ponds, Autumn leaves. there's so much to see and so much to enjoy.

And there's history and gardens too. With places like Abbotsbury, Kingston Lacy House, Corfe Castle and the Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum. Or visit the incredible Maiden Castle - a vast earth hillfort built by the Ancient Britons and one of the most important sites of its kind in Europe.