Bed & Breakfast
20th May 2026
Bungalow on the Jurassic Coast between Weymouth and Portland available for holiday lets £160pn sleeps 4
20th May 2026
The secret is officially OUT! 🎉
We are incredibly proud to announce that Swallows Rest Bed & Breakfast has won a 2026 AA Bed & Breakfast Award! 🏆✨
20th May 2026
We have some incredibly exciting news to share, and we couldn't wait to tell you!
20th May 2026
This place has truly captured my heart! I’ve travelled to many places, but nothing—and I mean nothing—has come close to this.
20th March 2026
5th February 2026
30th September 2024
We are delighted to have been awarded the AA Breakfast award for 2024 & the AA Four Star Gold award for our Bed & Breakfast.
26th September 2024
We are delighted to announce that we have been rated VERY GOOD by The Food Standards Agency for 2024.
5th September 2024
Visit our beautiful gardens where we have Echium Pininana Blue Tower of Jewels.
26th January 2021
At the entrance to all self catering apartments we have installed dispensers with hand sanitiser certified to EN1276 and EN1500. All 3 apartments are treated on […]
24th January 2019
South West Coast Path The Dorset Coast Path forms part of the 630 mile South West Coast Path National Trail. Dramatic landscapes and seascapes are revealed […]
1st December 2018
Dorset Tourism Awards 2018 Best B&B and Guest House in Dorset Bronze Award! We’re so proud to have won an award for the past three […]
5th July 2018
Thanks to all who supported us at our Garden Party and Open Garden for Weldmar Hospicecare. Far beyond our expectations! We’re still recovering. We should have […]
14th May 2018
For guest accommodation, the eggcup and pie symbols indicate a very special breakfast or dinner, with an emphasis on freshly prepared local ingredients.
14th May 2018
We are delighted to have been awarded the AA Bed & Breakfast Award for another year. The AA’s supreme accolade for guest accommodation, regardless of size […]
10th November 2017
Our African and Emden Geese are laying their eggs 3 months earlier than expected! Normally they lay during February so we’re very surprised to be collecting […]