One-third of the listings (36.93%) in Bournemouth are house rentals. They are the most typical properties on offer there. In addition, the average size of house rentals in Bournemouth is 95 m², with an average price of £202 per night. Furthermore, the majority of house rentals in Bournemouth can welcome 6 guests, which makes Bournemouth an ideal holiday destination for medium-sized groups and families. If you'd also like to search and find other types of accommodation in Bournemouth. Apartment rentals are another popular property type in Bournemouth with 846 offers to compare. Apartment rentals in Bournemouth are 93 m² on average, with an average price of £141 per night.
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You will have a large selection of holiday lettings to choose from if you are looking for an accommodation providing a pool in Bournemouth. Also, properties with pools in Bournemouth have an average price of £145 per night. Most of the listed holiday rentals with pools are house rentals. If you would also like to be close to the water, nearly half of the holiday rentals offering a pool are within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. Many holiday lettings in Bournemouth are pet-friendly, which makes it a suitable holiday destination for pet owners. If this is a top requirement for you, check the house rentals in Bournemouth. It is the most pet-friendly accommodation type there. You can also find different accommodation options if you would prefer to stay near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
Price and Availability Index Bournemouth
Holiday Letting Price Information in Bournemouth
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months. The most expensive week to book a holiday letting in Bournemouth is in August (03/08 - 10/08). The cheapest week to book a holiday rental is in March (02/03 - 09/03).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Bournemouth
This graph shows the holiday letting availability rate for the next twelve months. The week with the least available rentals is in August (18/08 - 25/08), with only 25% of the rentals available. Conversely, it is in October (13/10 - 20/10) that the highest percentage of rentals are available.
The weather in Bournemouth
Check out the climate diagram for Bournemouth. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 22°. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Bournemouth, with temperatures going under 2°. The month of March has nice weather with only 12 rainy days.
Find your Bournemouth Accommodation for Fun by the Sea
Situated on England's south coast, Bournemouth boasts 11 kilometres of sandy beaches, major concert venues and a host of bars and restaurants. Bournemouth is the perfect place from which to explore England's Jurassic Coast whose cliffs tell the story of the past 180 million years. Staying in a Bournemouth holiday letting will enable you to get to the heart of the town and discover its surroundings as though you were local.
Getting to Bournemouth
Bournemouth Airport links to the Mediterranean and Western Europe, making a Bournemouth beach holiday a simple affair for visitors from the continent. Seasonal services fly further afield and the city boasts a selection of car hire companies and taxi firms enabling easy transport to Bournemouth holiday lettings. If you prefer to travel by rail, the South Western Main Line connects Bournemouth with London, with frequent trains serving Southampton, Winchester and Basingstoke. Bournemouth is also well served by coach services which link the town with London and her airports.
Dining in Bournemouth
One of the best things about staying in Bournemouth holiday lettings is that you get to cook what you like to eat indoors. But if you choose to venture out, Bournemouth boasts some terrific seafood restaurants, with fresh fish landing on its shores seven days a week. Savour five star cuisine at the Crab on Exeter Road or head to Westbourne's well loved Chez Fred for some good old fashioned fish and chips.
For something a bit different, Miri's restaurant on Bourne Avenue offers home-style Czech cuisine, while Ko Thai Tapas serves authentic Thai cuisine in Westbourne. But don't be afraid to be adventurous. From traditional Dorset cream teas to high class champagne breakfasts, Bournemouth offers a myriad of culinary experiences and almost every street is home to something exciting!
Beach Weather
The weather in Bournemouth can be changeable, although it experiences less rain than the national average. Expect short, sharp bursts of rain on otherwise perfect summer days and summer temperatures of 12-20°C. Booking Bournemouth holiday homes will ensure that you have somewhere warm and comfortable to retreat to at the end of a long day.
Bournemouth's Attractions
Bournemouth enjoys some of Britain's warmest sea temperatures and Bournemouth holiday homes are the perfect option for those who like to spend time on the beach. Most Bournemouth holiday lettings are within easy access of the beach, and from festivals, shops and restaurants, to places to sunbathe, Bournemouth's coast offers something for every taste.
Head away from the sea, you'll come to Bournemouth's famed Victorian Gardens. For a tropical treat, the Tropical Gardens offer something a little different while there are many beautiful trails in and around Bournemouth for walkers and cyclists to enjoy.
But if you're itching to spend some money, Bournemouth can help you there too! High street names sit alongside quirky, independent shops on the pedestrianised high street. Pokesdown's vintage quarter offers plenty of opportunities for a good rummage, while Westbourne's open air market stocks local products.
If you've got the travel bug and have a few extra days, head to the neighbouring counties of Somerset, Hampshire and Wiltshire to discover yet more exquisite coastline, beautiful countryside and traditional delicacies, such as cheddar cheese, English wines and ciders, and artisan pastries.
Bournemouth's Art and culture
You can easily reach the two iconic piers from most Bournemouth holiday lettings. But for a more detailed glimpse at the town's culture, head to the Russell-Cotes art gallery and museum situated on the East Cliff Promenade. The museum holds an impressive collection of treasures from around the world and hosts regular exhibitions.
Bournemouth's very own symphony orchestra holds frequent performances throughout the city, and there are so many festivals and performances held throughout the town each month that it's hard to keep up. Arts Bournemouth is responsible for many of these activities so be sure to check out what is happening during your stay in a Bournemouth holiday letting .
Bournemouth Nightlife
There is no shortage of night time activities to explore from your Bournemouth holiday letting . The Old Fire Station is one of the town's best loved student venues. Hosting an eclectic mix of nights, from Brit pop to dance, this is the place for cheap beer and a friendly crowd. For a more relaxed vibe, head to 1812 at the Royal Exeter Hotel for cocktails and some very grown-up live music. If you're up for a night of sweaty dancing, head to Halo which is arguably Bournemouth's best club.
For those who prefer the quiet life, why not order a takeaway straight to your holiday home? Or head to the Triangle, with its sophisticated collection of cafés and eateries.
Cultural delights in Bournemouth
Bournemouth Beach
The quaint Bournemouth Beach offers plenty of family-friendly activities such as a climbing centre and a zip wire over the sea. Surrounded by stylish cafes, bars and souvenir kiosks, Bournemouth Beach is a great place to pass the day.
Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
Housed in a Grade II listed building at East Cliff, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the art-loving Victorian couple Merton and Annie Russell Cotes, and Bournemouth's history.
Lower Gardens
A short walk from the main pier, Lower Gardens engrosses visitors with floral displays, an interesting aviary and free bandstand entertainment.
Oceanarium
The Oceanarium invites visitors to watch sea creatures interact in their natural environment. Feed the turtles and soak in ocean views at the ambient café .
Bournemouth Pier
The entrance to the pier features a fun games arcade, as well as souvenir and ice cream shops. Enjoy a hot chocolate as the jet skiers race by.
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