Mory House – A Favorite for Families in Bournemouth

Mory House offers five guest rooms across three floors, each with unique features. Ground-floor rooms have high ceilings and bay windows, while first-floor rooms include private balconies overlooking the garden. Second-floor rooms feature sloping ceilings and quirky angles. All rooms include en-suite shower rooms with heated towel rails, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, silent fridges, and bathrobes. Some rooms offer zip-and-link beds configurable as super king-size or twin beds, and sofa beds for additional guests.

Breakfast includes fresh fruit sundaes, freshly squeezed orange juice, Greek yogurt with honey and pistachios, and finishes with freshly baked pastries or thick-cut toast with locally made preserves. Breakfast is served to your room for enjoyment at your leisure. While there are no onsite restaurants, the location provides easy access to numerous dining options in Southbourne.

Mory House is situated on Grand Avenue, a tree-lined street in Southbourne, 3 minutes' walk from Southbourne Beachfront and 1.5 km from Boscombe Cliff Gardens. It is 4 km from Bournemouth Central Station and 7 km from Bournemouth Airport. The area features a zig-zag path leading to Bournemouth's seven miles of Blue Flag beaches and is near Boscombe Pier (2 km) and Science Zone UK (2 km).

The B&B provides free Wi-Fi throughout, complimentary tea and coffee, and a system to ensure guests have everything needed during their stay. Public spaces include an outside seating area, entrance hallway, stairs, landings, and breakfast room. Check-out is by 10 am. The property maintains enhanced cleaning procedures for guest safety.

Mory House is an Edwardian detached property that retains original features such as high ceilings and period details while offering modern amenities. The building has served various purposes throughout its history, including as the Bournecliffe Hotel and an English language school. It is located midway between Southbourne's high street with shops and restaurants and the clifftop views stretching from the Isle of Wight to the Purbecks.