Marshwood Manor Cottages - The Tack Room
Dorset
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The Tack Room is one of several holiday cottages formed from the original farm buildings at Marshwood Manor, a 10-acre estate near Bridport. This two-bedroom conversion retains the character of its former life while offering straightforward modern comfort. Downstairs, a living room with an electric woodburner opens through French doors onto the garden; the kitchen-dining room is fitted with an oven, hob, microwave and dishwasher. Upstairs are a double bedroom and a single, served by a bathroom with shower over the bath.
The property suits small families or groups of three, with one dog welcome at no extra cost. Bed linen, towels and electricity are included. On-site parking is yours alone, and the cottage has its own garden with seating and a seasonal barbecue. The wider estate offers scope for walking through woodland and pasture, and there is a shared games room with table tennis. The coast is roughly five miles away—beaches at West Bay, Lyme Regis and Charmouth among them—while Bridport town centre lies within easy reach. No smoking indoors.
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Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
We are extremely disappointed with our experience at this wedding venue from start to finish. After putting down a £5,000 deposit, we met with the owner and were not even congratulated on our engagement. There was no warmth, no welcome, and not even a small celebratory gesture after committing a significant amount of money. It immediately felt like poor customer service, and unfortunately, that feeling continued throughout. Five months before our wedding, I was diagnosed with stage 4 incurable cancer. After having paid £10,000 in total, we were told we would only receive £2,500 back and that we should claim the rest through our wedding insurance — adding even more stress during an already devastating and life-changing time. What upset us most was the complete lack of empathy. The owner stated that if she refunded money every time someone had a terminal illness, a motorbike accident, or an unwell child, she “would have no business.” We found this response deeply upsetting and lacking any compassion. In the end, we are relieved we chose not to go ahead with our wedding here. The money we lost would have greatly helped us financially during this incredibly difficult period, and my partner has had to return to work instead of being by my side while I undergo treatment. We would not recommend this venue based on our experience.
6 months ago · via Google
AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL!!!!!! Refusing to return £7,500 to a couple who had to cancel their wedding because one partner has been diagnosed with terminal stage 4 incurable cancer is beyond DISGUSTING!!!! This is not just bad customer service—this is a complete lack of humanity. No policy justifies exploiting people during one of the worst moments of their lives. This business should be ashamed of itself, and I urge anyone with a conscience to think very carefully before booking.
6 months ago · via Google
Absolutely gorgeous wedding venue. The cottages make for a lovely place for family/wedding party to stay and get ready on the day. My only comment is the cottage kitchens could do with a bit more kitchen utensils/plates/basic necessities etc, we didn't have enough knives and forks on the Hayloft for the people staying there
3 years ago · via Google
This is the second time we have stayed here and we love the location and the accommodation. It lacked a few kitchen essentials as we do like to cook and eat in but the rest of the cottage is very comfortable with a lovely wildflower meadow just outside. Owners very helpful, friendly and love dogs. The footpaths from Marshwood Manor are a bit overgrown but there are beautiful walks all around the area. We will definitely go again.
7 years ago · via Google