Escape to the splendour of Norburton Hall, where a warm welcome awaits you at every time of year. Relax and unwind in our Edwardian country house, marvel at decorative detailing reflecting the Arts and Crafts Movement, and enjoy Bed and Breakfast with local and organic food served in informal luxury.

Within weeks of opening, we had received the coveted ‘Visit Britain 5 Diamonds’ for the quality of our Bed and Breakfast operation at Norburton Hall. Just a year later, we topped that with the ‘Visit Britain 5 Stars’ and the ‘Visit Britain Gold Award’ – so our guests know they are guaranteed top quality on every visit!

Or why not stay in one of the superior Self-Catering cottages, converted from the Hall’s restored estate buildings? Norburton Hall was originally a farm, dating back to the 1640s, and was substantially extended and renovated in 1902 to create the imposing complex of buildings that greet you today.

All our guests are free to enjoy the Estate’s undulating lawns and woodland, in the picturesque village of Burton Bradstock at the westerly edge of Dorset’s famous Chesil Beach.

We can promise you the perfect setting for that perfect break. Come for a romantic weekend, or plan a private house party to celebrate a special event with family and friends. Explore the miles of beaches on the famous Jurassic Coast, hunt for fossils or simply laze the day away. Set out to walk the South West Coast Path along this World Heritage Site. Hit the Literary trail, uncovering the Dorset that inspired Thomas Hardy and Jane Austen and provided the backdrop for such classics as Moonfleet and The French Lieutenant’s Woman.

Savour speciality dishes and delicious local produce, in local inns and restaurants that are fast establishing this part of Dorset as a centre for fine, natural foods.

Under three hours from London, this is a haven you’ll want to return to, again and again. Click on the links to see all we offer. Or, click here to book online or to check availability. Then head for Norburton Hall, and discover another world.