Rates by Room

Where to stay in Bournemouth

Cheapest of the 3 areas below is East Cliff; guests score E Overcliff Dr highest; Westbourne costs the most. Across all 3, rooms run $66 to $120 a night, read from the booking partner on 2026-08-23.

AreaHotelsRooms fromMedianGuest score
East Cliff Cheapest Most to choose from3$87–$120$958.0
E Overcliff Dr Best guest scores Thin sample2$66–$97$978.2
Westbourne Priciest Thin sample2$69–$107$1078.2

Areas are ordered cheapest first, by the median nightly rate of the hotels we can read a price for. An area needs at least two of them before it gets a row, because one property tells you nothing about a part of town.

East Cliff

East Cliff is the cheapest of the 3 areas below. Rooms start at $87 a night here, and the 3 properties we can read run to $120.

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Property
Guest score
Rate
1
The Grove Hotel
The Grove Hotel 3-star · Bournemouth
9.3 50 reviews
$95per night
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2
Marsham Court Hotel
Marsham Court Hotel 4-star · Bournemouth
8 112 reviews
$87per night
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3
Queens Hotel & Spa Bournemouth
Queens Hotel & Spa Bournemouth 4-star · Bournemouth
7.2 100 reviews
$120per night
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E Overcliff Dr

E Overcliff Dr is where guests score their stay highest, and only two properties, so read its numbers as two data points rather than a picture of the area. Rooms start at $66 a night here, and the 2 properties we can read run to $97.

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Property
Guest score
Rate
1
Hotel Miramar
Hotel Miramar 4-star · Bournemouth
8.2 92 reviews
$97per night
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2
Bournemouth East Cliff by Belvilla 6.9 7 reviews
$66per night
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Westbourne

Westbourne is the priciest of the 3, and only two properties, so read its numbers as two data points rather than a picture of the area. Rooms start at $69 a night here, and the 2 properties we can read run to $107.

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Property
Guest score
Rate
1
Bournemouth West Cliff Hotel & Spa 8.2 116 reviews
$107per night
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2
Durley Dean
Durley Dean 4-star · Bournemouth
7.4 104 reviews
$69per night
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What these numbers are, and what they are not

Each hotel sits in an area by the address its booking partner publishes, and every figure comes from the same reading that fills the rate on the hotel page: the nightly rate, the guest score and the review count. Rates move with season, demand and length of stay, so read them as a starting point rather than the price of a stay.

What you will not find here is a line about how an area feels. We can read what a room costs and how guests scored it, so we rank on that. We cannot read whether a street is quiet after dark, so we do not put a sentence about it next to numbers that were actually measured.