Avon Beach
Bed & Breakfast
Situated in a beautiful and peaceful location, 5 minutes level walking from the award winning Avon Beach and a 10 minutes drive from Christchurch Town Centre.
We have two beautiful and high quality en-suite double/twin airconditioned rooms offering our guests Freeview on a flat screen TV, FREE Wi-Fi, tea/coffee/hot chocolate facilities with biscuits and other lovely goodies, books and magazines.
A Delicious
Seaside Breakfast
We offer a deliciously hearty continental breakfast which includes a variety of cereals and muesli, fresh French pastries such as croissants and pains au chocolat, fresh fruits, yoghurts and variety of fruit juices along with teas and coffees and fresh toast.
We can also offer a service for special dietary requirements including gluten-free and vegan options.
About
Avon Beach
Avon Beach is the main beach for Christchurch. Along with a great atmosphere, the beach looks out onto views of the Needles and the Isle of Wight in the distance.
There are cafes, kiosks, shop and beach hut hire. More facilities are available at Mudeford Quay (a short walk away) including a sea side pub, a further cafe, a fish stall (where you can also buy a crab line and bait) and even boat trips – including a 5 minute ferry across to the famous Mudeford Sandbank (Hengistbury Head).
Our rooms
Blue Room
- A spacious AIR-CONDITIONED GROUND FLOOR Deluxe Double en-suite bedroom, suitable for couples or single occupancy.
- Within a 5 minute level walk from the award winning Avon Beach.
- From £70 per night.
Yellow Room
- A spacious AIR-CONDITIONING GROUND FLOOR Deluxe Double en-suite bedroom, suitable for couples, families or single occupancy.
- Within a 5 minute level walk from the award winning Avon Beach.
- From £70 per night.
Places to visit
Christchurch Castle
See Description
Christchurch Castle was built in the late 11thC to protect the town’s and river access to the interior of Wessex. It was built inside the Saxon fort whose walls were probably used to build the castle mound or motte.
The luxurious Contable’s Hall was built around 1150. The stone keep, (slighted after 1650), replaced a wooden structure about 1300. The castle saw action in the Anarchy about 1147 and in the Civil War in 1645.
Mudeford Quay
See Description
Mudeford Quay is situated at the entrance to Christchurch Harbour and provides spectacular views out to sea and back to Christchurch town.
Christchurch Quay
See Description
Christchurch Quay is a popular attraction for all the family and it received a Green Flag Award in 2012 and 2013.
Winner of the South and South East England in Bloom- Small Park of the Year 2012 – Gold Award. It lies in the upper reaches of the harbour on the northern banks of the River Stour.
Place Mill
See Description
Place Mill is a carefully restored Anglo-Saxon watermill situated on Christchurch Quay in the attractive Priory Quarter, only a few minutes’ walk from the town centre.
The mill was mentioned in the Domesday Book and survived the dissolution of the monasteries of 1538 and continued to grind corn until 1908 when structural defects forced its closure.
After 70 years as a boat shed, the Mill was purchased by the council and restored. The working machinery forms a fascinating backdrop to a small collection of milling artifacts and local history memorabilia.
