Christchurch, Dorset
The Lord Bute Hotel is ideally situated in Dorset, neighbouring Highcliffe Castle and bordering the stunning natural landscapes of the New Forest. We are just two miles away from the historic town of Christchurch and a mere eight miles from the vibrant coastal hub of Bournemouth.
Both Christchurch and Bournemouth offer an array of exciting attractions. Enjoy leisurely days exploring charming shops, savouring cuisine in exceptional restaurants, and experiencing lively nightlife, all amidst the backdrop of award-winning gardens. Bournemouth boasts some of the most picturesque shores in the south, making it a haven for water sports enthusiasts and sunseekers alike.
Bournemouth is also renowned for hosting the annual Bournemouth Air Festival, a spectacular event featuring mesmerizing aerial displays against the backdrop of Britain’s finest beaches. For further information on local attractions and events, please visit the Bournemouth Tourism Information website.
If you’re seeking nearby destinations, a short five-minute drive will lead you to Friars Cliff in Mudeford, where you can embark on a ferry journey to Hengistbury Head. This site holds great archaeological and ecological significance, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
For a map of where to find the Lord Bute, please refer to our contact page.
Christchurch, Dorset
The Lord Bute Hotel is ideally situated in Dorset, neighbouring Highcliffe Castle and bordering the stunning natural landscapes of the New Forest. We are just two miles away from the historic town of Christchurch and a mere eight miles from the vibrant coastal hub of Bournemouth.
Both Christchurch and Bournemouth offer an array of exciting attractions. Enjoy leisurely days exploring charming shops, savouring cuisine in exceptional restaurants, and experiencing lively nightlife, all amidst the backdrop of award-winning gardens. Bournemouth boasts some of the most picturesque shores in the south, making it a haven for water sports enthusiasts and sunseekers alike.
Bournemouth is also renowned for hosting the annual Bournemouth Air Festival, a spectacular event featuring mesmerizing aerial displays against the backdrop of Britain’s finest beaches. For further information on local attractions and events, please visit the Bournemouth Tourism Information website.
If you’re seeking nearby destinations, a short five-minute drive will lead you to Friars Cliff in Mudeford, where you can embark on a ferry journey to Hengistbury Head. This site holds great archaeological and ecological significance, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
For a map of where to find the Lord Bute, please refer to our contact page.