Sherborne Hotel

Horsecastle Lane, Sherborne, Dorset, Dorset, England

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About Sherborne Hotel

Surrounded by pleasant lawns and mature trees, this attractive modern property located a few minutes' walk from the centre of the historic North Dorset market town. A cosy bar and lounge are on hand, complemented by the hotel's own restaurant, serving breakfast and dinner every day. Conferences and functions are readily and regularly catered for. The Sherborne Hotel is well equipped for both business and leisure travelers alike. An ideal location within easy reach of many provincial towns in the south west, it's also a great touring base from which to explore the scenery, history and culture that draws so many people to the famous sights.

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