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We’re officially at the end of the year – I’m not quite sure how we got here so quickly, it feels like we were singing Auld Lang Syne last week.
We’ve said goodbye to lovely long days, and we’re getting ready for all things Festive.
We have fabulous menus, parties and special offers over the coming months, so keep
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All information is available on our Special Events & Offers page.
We look forward to taking your coats, and welcoming you into the warmth of The Ollerod.
Silvana & Team
Our Rooms
Perfect for that spontaneous night away or to celebrate special occasions. The Ollerod offers 9 individually styled hotel bedrooms from cool modern to classic English, all with ensuite bathrooms, beautiful Wild England organic eco toiletries which are made in Dorset, and the finest Italian bed linen.
All prices are per night, and include our fabulous Ollerod breakfast.
We also have our two beautiful Coach House Apartments, a few steps from the main building: stylish & luxurious self-catering apartments with all of the benefits of a hotel, at your fingertips.
WINTER PACKAGE – 3-course dinner with a cocktail, bed & breakfast from £98 per person.
The Restaurant & Bar
A great bar, food and wine are at the heart of The Ollerod life. We are extremely lucky to be surrounded by fantastic produce, particularly the fish that comes straight off the boats to our door. Our menus are always changing and you will find dishes with influences from all over the world. You can relax and enjoy a drink or a meal on the terrace / garden in the warmer months, or inside our gorgeous bar and dining areas which all have lovely open fires in winter.
Please note our kitchen is closed for lunch & dinner on Wednesdays, however we have a fantastic Pop Up serving Mexican Food every Wednesday from 5pm-8pm. Our kitchen is also closed on Sunday evenings, with our last lunch tables at 4.30pm.
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– The Telegraph
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