Getting to The Mayfair

By Train

We are approximately 3 minutes walk from Weymouth Railway Station. Turn left on King Street and in front of you, at the top of the road will be the Jubilee Clock. There is a pedestrian road crossing at the traffic lights allowing you to walk past Domino Pizza, and The King Edward, both on the right hand side of the road, up to the Clock. The Mayfair is the first Guest House, on the right hand side, as you turn the corner, distinguished by two blue window canopies..

By Coach

National Express, and most other coach operators drop off at The King Statue. From this point the Jubilee Clock is easily visible, and about three minutes walk. There is a pedestrian crossing near The Clock, and The Mayfair is the last Guest House on the left hand side, distinguished by two blue window canopies.

By Car

By car, you will be directed along the A354 towards the Sea Front. Radipole Lake will be on your left hand side. Take the first exit on the roundabout which will take you over the bridge. The Swannery, long stay car park will be on your left hand side. Take the second exit on this roundabout, marked King Street. The Jubilee Clock will be seen at the top of the road, and The Mayfair is on the right hand side, just opposite The Clock. For unloading luggage, the easiest place to stop is Gloucester Mews, which is the last turning on the right hand side, before you reach The Clock. There is a fish & chip shop on the corner called Sea Chef. It may be possible to obtain free parking on the street for the first hour, subject to availability, if not, there is a short stay car park called Royal Yard, just along this road on the right hand side. The Mayfair is two minutes walk from here, just on the Sea Front. We have a number of parking permits available, free of charge, please ask when booking.

By Ferry

The Condor ferry terminal is approximately 10 minutes on foot or a 5 minute drive. The ferry is clearly visible, adjacent to The Pavilion theatre, from The Mayfair resident’s lounge window.