There are absolutely loads of Hotels, guesthouses, B&B's, travelodge and holiday parks if you fancy staying in the Weymouth area. There's something for everyone and all budgets. Make a week or weekend of it as there's lots to do and see besides the football, whether you are a family, sightseeing or a group looking for pubs and night-life. The following sites would be a useful starting point for accommodation:

Weymouth and Portland Borough Council Accommodation Guide: -

www.weymouth.gov.uk/Visitors/Accommodation

Late Deals - www.laterooms.co.uk
Resort Guide - www.resort-guide.co.uk
Go tomorrow - www.go2morrow.com
World Heritage Coast - www.worldheritagecoast.net/town.aspx?town=1
South West Tourism - www.swtourism.co.uk

For home fans, there are two bars located in the newly decorated Wessex lounge, accessed from the pitch side of the main stand (after going through the turnstiles), for supporters before, at half time and after the match serving a range of beers, lager, cider and soft drinks. There is a newly installed 50" TV which will be showing Sky and Setanta games, so get on down early or stay after the match to enjoy a drink and watch the TV game.

Away fans now have the use of the 'The Barclays Suite', which is located downstairs in the main stand and accessed from the car park side. The bar serves a range of beers, lager, cider and soft drinks.

Please note, on some occasions 'The Barclays Suite' will be used for other match day events. We will try to keep visiting supporters up to date on those matches. So far for the Salisbury City and Altrincham matches it will be closed for supporters.

Home fans have the choice of the food/drink bar underneath the main stand and the catering van located at the back of the AKI Stand, which serve a variety of burgers, hot-dogs, chips, hot and cold drinks etc.

There is also a kiosk at the back of the AKI Stand which serves hot/cold drinks, pies and pasties and a kiosk at the car park end which can be accessed when this area is in use as a home section.

In the Away section is a decent catering van which serves burgers, hot-dogs, chips, hot and cold drinks etc.

For larger following's, away fans also have the choice of a kiosk serving hot/cold drinks, pies and pasties.

What to do in Weymouth

The main focus of the town is the beach and the Harbour. There’s plenty to do and see.

I’m guessing that most fans aren’t here for the tourism bit so I won’t go into detail but the visitors guide on the local council website www.weymouth.gov.uk gives you an overview of the town and what to do if you are here for more than just the football.

The following sites are also very useful:

www.resort-guide.co.uk

www.go2morrow.com

www.worldheritagecoast.net