The Weld Arms
East Lulworth, Dorset
- Pub with rooms
- Wood-burner
6 bedrooms
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A charming thatched inn at the foot of the Lulworth Castle gates, The Weld Arms is a 17th-century coaching inn in East Lulworth, Dorset, with six cosy rooms. Dogs, boots and children are all welcome, and Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove are just five minutes’ drive away.
Pet Perks
- Dogs welcome in the pub, so they can join you at dinner
- An open fire to warm up by after a walk
- A garden and terrace for sunny days
- On-site parking, with Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove five minutes’ drive away
Facilities
For you
- Wood-burner or open fireOpen fire in the pub
About The Weld Arms
Dogs, boots and children are all welcome at The Weld Arms, which tells you a lot about the place. This 17th-century thatched coaching inn sits in the pretty village of East Lulworth in Dorset, a short stroll from Lulworth Castle. It’s now back under the management of the Lulworth Estate, with a fully renovated bar and restaurant, and a relaxed, family-friendly feel.
There are six cosy bedrooms, renovated to feel like a home from home, with double rooms, super king or twin rooms and a family suite, all with their own bathroom. Expect Egyptian cotton linen, Hypnos mattresses and fluffy towels, along with a welcome tray with tea and coffee, toiletries, a Smart TV and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast is included in the room rate.
If you’re bringing your dog, some of the King and Super King rooms are pet-friendly and welcome one small dog, so let the team know when you book. Dogs are welcome in the pub too, so you won’t have to leave yours behind at dinner time.
Downstairs, you can settle in with a local cider by the open fire, or head outside on a sunny day to the garden and terrace. The kitchen focuses on local, sustainable and seasonal produce, using local and wild ingredients wherever possible, and there are cask-conditioned ales, ciders, craft beers and spirits at the bar.
You’re perfectly placed for the Jurassic Coast. Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove are around five minutes’ drive away, and The Tank Museum and Tyneham Village are within five miles. There’s parking on site, which makes it an easy base for a Dorset break with your dog.