Milford on Sea has a new addition to the B&B accommodation available to holiday makers. New to the B&B community, ‘Dee's B&B by the Sea’, is in Knowland Drive and run by Dee Clarke. Dee is now offering a double en-suite room in her recently built chalet bungalow.
Dee, along with her husband Tony, also run a company called Nuts & Berries, which sells wholefoods, nuts, berries, dried fruits & pulses. You may have seen them at the Food Market during Milford on Sea Food Week. I did briefly, but it all seemed to healthy, so I quickly moved onto the pies, chocolate & cake stalls!
Our village is of course a great holiday destination, but unlike places such as Bournemouth or Blackpool, the plethora of accommodation available is not evident as you travel around the village. However, it might surprise you to know that the village has 17 Bed and Breakfast establishments. It also has 36 self-catering properties, 2 hotels, static holiday homes at Carrington Park & Dowton, Lytton Lawn Touring & Camping Park, and Shorefield Country Park with holiday homes, chalets and caravans. That’s a lot of beds!
Milford on Sea is also quickly becoming a ‘Foodie Destination’. Our growing number of quality restaurants, added to the great pub food and café culture, is now attracting visitors for more reasons than just our spectacular location. Whatever reason people chose to visit, they are all warmly welcomed as far as I am concerned, as they help keep our village shops and businesses alive, and contribute a lot to keeping our village vibrant.
www.milfordonsea.org/where-to-stay
www.deesbnb.co.ukDee, along with her husband Tony, also run a company called Nuts & Berries, which sells wholefoods, nuts, berries, dried fruits & pulses. You may have seen them at the Food Market during Milford on Sea Food Week. I did briefly, but it all seemed to healthy, so I quickly moved onto the pies, chocolate & cake stalls!
Our village is of course a great holiday destination, but unlike places such as Bournemouth or Blackpool, the plethora of accommodation available is not evident as you travel around the village. However, it might surprise you to know that the village has 17 Bed and Breakfast establishments. It also has 36 self-catering properties, 2 hotels, static holiday homes at Carrington Park & Dowton, Lytton Lawn Touring & Camping Park, and Shorefield Country Park with holiday homes, chalets and caravans. That’s a lot of beds!
Milford on Sea is also quickly becoming a ‘Foodie Destination’. Our growing number of quality restaurants, added to the great pub food and café culture, is now attracting visitors for more reasons than just our spectacular location. Whatever reason people chose to visit, they are all warmly welcomed as far as I am concerned, as they help keep our village shops and businesses alive, and contribute a lot to keeping our village vibrant.
www.milfordonsea.org/where-to-stay
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