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Manor House Manor House offers numerous on-site facilities to satisfy even the most discerning guest. Never be out of touch with your contacts, with free Wi-Fi offered throughout your stay. If you plan to arrive by car, you'll appreciate the home's free parking, right on-site. Staying for a long time, or just need clean clothes? dry cleaning service and laundry service offered at the home will keep your favorite travel outfits clean and available. Please be advised that smoking is not allowed in the home to allow cleaner air for all guests. Equipped with handy amenities, guestrooms at Manor House guarantee a comfortable stay for all travelers. Some rooms at Manor House are equipped with linen service for your convenience. Some rooms at Manor House include special design features like a separate living room. In-room entertainment such as television and cable TV is provided for guests in some selected rooms. The home also offers a refrigerator and a coffee or tea maker in some rooms for when you feel like it is needed. Knowing that bathroom amenities play an important role in increasing guests' satisfaction, the home provides a hair dryer, toiletries and towels in some select rooms.

Corner House is a beautiful early 18th Century thatched cottage with characterful rooms and a luxury Shepherds Hut in the grounds including a Swedish sauna. Corner House has plenty of rural charm, surrounded by a picturesque rose garden and secluded lawn. The house offers 2 double bedrooms for guests. One room is ensuite on the ground floor. the other on the first floor with a private bathroom. The Shepherds hut is en suite. Tea and coffee. Breakfast included for Blue and Green rooms WiFi

The Victorian Barn Dorset, Self-Catering Holidays The Victorian Barn Dorset, Self-Catering Holidays provides the best in services and amenities to help make guests feel comfortable. Stay connected throughout your stay with free internet access provided. Parking is provided for guests by the home. Guestrooms are fitted with all the amenities you need for a good night's sleep. To enhance your stay, some rooms at the home come with linen service and blackout curtains. The specially-designed rooms at The Victorian Barn Dorset, Self-Catering Holidays offer more than one layout option, including rooms that have separate living room and balcony or terrace. The home's in-room entertainment is second to none, with television and in-room video streaming provided to guests in select rooms. You may be assured to know that a refrigerator, a coffee or tea maker, instant coffee and instant tea are available in some select rooms. You can stay fresh and clean with a hair dryer and towels provided in some of the guest bathrooms.

The Admiralty hotel is a beautifully located 60 bed hotel situated on the southern edge of Portland, overlooking Portland bill and the English channel. The majority of our rooms have stunning sea views & we have a beautiful panoramic bar and restaurant overlooking the Portland bill light houses. We also have a sports bar with pool table and huge TVs so you can enjoy the sports of your choice. The hotel is set in the old AUWE building (admiralty underwater weapons establishment) In 1959, Portland’s Admiralty Gunnery Establishment was transferred to Ports down Hill, allowing the research at Portland to focus on anti-submarine research and underwater weapons. The formation of the Admiralty Underwater Weapons Establishment was an amalgamation of a number of Admiralty research sites, including the Underwater Countermeasures and Weapons Establishment at Havant, the Torpedo Experimental Establishment at Greenback and the Underwater Launching Establishment at Bournemouth. This amalgamation saw all research into underwater weapons and detection systems concentrated at Portland, with two primary sites forming the AUWE: “AUWE (North)” and “AUWE (South)”. The North site, located at Portland’s Naval Base was formerly the HM Underwater Detection Establishment. The work carried out at Portland had the highest security classification during the Cold War. In 1961, the two establishments were the center of worldwide attention, after the discovery of espionage infiltration. This became infamously known as the Portland Spy Ring, a Soviet spy ring that operated in England from the late 1950s till 1961 when the core of the network were arrested by the British security services. In 1984, the AUWE became part of the Admiralty Research Agency (ARE) and later the Defense Research Agency (DRA) in 1991. With the end of the Cold War in 1991, both Portland’s naval base and the two research establishments closed in 1995. AUWE(S) was sold and became the Southwell Business Park in 1997, while AUWE(N) was demolished around 2005.