Wood Lodge Hotel
Bournemouth (England)

Wood Lodge has the perfect ingredients for an exceptional holiday or a short break: a house and hosts of character, delightful surroundings, courteous and efficient service, coupled with some of the best English cooking in the area.

You can choose to stay with us for just bed and breakfast; or sample our freshly prepared home cooking at dinner, taken in our light airy dining room overlooking the garden.

Your en-suite bedroom will have a colour television, central heating, tea and coffee making facilites, and a radio alarm. You can choose the ground or first floor. Both lounges overlook the carefully maintained, prize-winning garden.

The hotel is situated in one of the more verdant, quiet roads of the town. Its ideal location combines access to both the beach cliff top and the town centre within a few minutes walk. Golden sands, safe bathing - the zig-zag path down there is two minutes walk away.

Bournemouth's Travel Interchange (Rail and Coach stations) and the Bournemouth International Centre is within easy reach.


Wood Lodge has on offer, for your enjoyment:-

- En-suite bedrooms.

- Licensed bar.

- Full central heating.

- Attractive secluded garden with 9 hole putting green and bowls.

- Car Parking

Children 3 years and under free, when sharing with 2 adults.


Bournemouth and its surrounding area contain everything you could possibly want for relaxation and entertainment.

By car from the town centre

At Bournemouth Railway Station come down Holdenhurst Road (A3049) and turn left at the roundabout, heading towards the coast.
Keep heading straight, passing Knyveton Road on your left, until you reach another roundabout.
Continue straight over this roundabout, and then take the immediate left, down Manor Road. We're on the left.

By train

You can book your train ticket by checking www.TheTrainline.com. This site will give you the exact time that the most suitable train leaves. In the meantime, here's some basic information.
From London - there are trains from London Waterloo usually every half hour that go direct to Bournemouth. It's often best to make sure you get on one of the fast trains or you might end up stopping at every station on the way. Ask the platform staff about this.
From Manchester - there are regular trains from Manchester Picadilly that usually involve a change at Reading, Basingstoke, London Euston or Crewe. There are occasional direct trains, two in the morning and one at around 4.15pm.
From Cardiff - there are hourly trains from Cardiff Central that require you to change at Southampton.
From Edinburgh - there are direct trains at 6.20am, 6.50am and 9.10am, after then, go to London stations and change there.