After a long drive we needed a place to stay that was quite & out of the way. Oxford was too large & noisy But we were pleased we kept on driving & stumbled on George Hotel..comfy rooms that were warm Great food on offer in the bar & the breakfast was more than ample. Excellent value & in a... More

The George was very accommodating when we needed to check in early. Its good value for money. We stayed in the four poster room. The bed was comfy but the furniture was rather shabby. Friends stayed in rooms overlooking the courtyard and these were more modern and fresh. Breakfast was good and the staff were cheery.

A pretty and traditional Village Coaching Inn which retains it historic past emitting a warmth and friendly charm which immediately gives you that happy feeling when you step inside. The open log fires crackling away adds to it's wonderful cosy atmosphere - emitting the scent of woody smoke giving the feeling of times gone by. We stayed just one night... More

Went for a one night break and had a lovely time. On arrival girl on reception checked us in and booked us a table in the bar because she said it was a quiet night in the restaurant so we could choose where we would like to eat. The food was very good generous portions. Our room was really large... More

The George Hotel is Lovey Recent comments do not do justice to this place. The place is being updated but this did not create any issues or inconvenience to our stay. All eleven of us were more than happy with the George Hotel Our rooms were clean, warm & quirkey. Service very good, food very good, hospitality very good.

We had previously dined at the hotel and returned this time with a party of six. Excellent weekend, good food, good wine and beer. Very good value on a weekend deal (£100 PP 2 nights DBB). Try the cheese course and port very good. We were in a newly painted room so nice and clean but shower was a bit... More

On arrival the small bar area was full of tables with people eating the lunch deal meals, no sign of a log fire in the empty grates. Willing but poorly trained staff, they were not aware of the inclusive booking ( dinner and b&b ) that we had made. This led to some confusion as we had to order from... More

Good parking and location on main High street through Dorchester and opposite Abbey. Poor welcome from surly bar staff, more interested in taking payment than any welcome or greeting. Basic rooms filled with old tired and ill fitting furniture, don’t be fooled by the phrase ‘fine antiques’ in sales blurb. What appeared to be an attractive king size bed was... More

We stayed as we have friends nearby and we were to many to accommodated all at her house. We were in room 19 and it was big with small tv and free wifi. I have to say that it was rather tired and you had to run around in the shower to get wet and the bathroom needed updtaing to.... More