CHRISTCHURCH GUEST HOUSES
Ducking Stool Walk, Christchurch Dorset -  BH23 1GA Telephone: 01202 480114

Christchurch and the surrounding area has a wide choice of first class hotels, Guesthouses and bed and breakfast establishments (B&Bs) and together with many top class amenities for visitors who prefer to be accommodated in self catering holiday flats and rented properties -- Mill Stream House Guest House comes highly recommended. There is also a wide choice of holiday caravan parks or camp sites -- certainly staying in Christchurch enables you to have easy access to the south east of Dorset, the New Forest and the excellent beaches of Mudeford and  Highcliffe.

The historic town of Christchurch is on the borders of the New Forest with easy access to Bournemouth and Poole.
The superb coastal area, harbour and rivers offer everything to encourage visitors to come back again and again. We are confident that once you have experienced the character and charm of this ancient town, that dates back to the Saxon times, you will want to plan another visit when the opportunity arises and, this time, you may want to stay for longer -- maybe a week or two!

Christchurch has spectacular displays of flowers, hanging baskets and superb gardens that have gained the ‘Best Town' award for the national competition Britain in Bloom. There are many other fascinating places to visit including the famous Christchurch Priory, Museum of Electricity, Norman Constables House and Christchurch Castle. 

In the old  part of the town you will find the magnificent Christchurch Priory which dates from 800 A.D .- This is a delightful area which features interesting old buildings and a variety of  good quality shops, restaurants, bars and pubs. The main part of Christchurch has a wide selection of well known national high street outlets, shops, a cinema, theatre, nightclub, disco and restaurants. There is a high street market every Monday.

The superb county of Dorset is an area that embraces a magnificent, diverse and varied landscape. A south of England maritime county, it lies alongside the English Channel which separates the UK from Europe. The spectacular coastline begins in Christchurch in the east and stretches to Lyme Regis, which is a distance of about one hundred and forty kilometres. The beaches along this coast are renowned for their quality and regularly receive Blue Flag awards for being clean and well managed.