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Welcome to Waves In

Address: 14 Knole road, Boscombe, BH1 4DQ

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Situated 10 minutes’ walk from Bournemouth’s sandy beaches, Waves In features free on-site parking for up to 6 cars and is just a mile from Bournemouth town centre. Free Wi-Fi is provided in each room at Waves In, as well as an LCD TV and tea & coffee making facilities. A full English breakfast is served in the cosy dining room, and many restaurants and pubs can be found in the local area for evening meals. A wide selection of bars and nightclubs can be found in Bournemouth town centre, and a variety of water sports can be enjoyed along Bournemouth’s coast. The O2 Academy entertainment venue is only a 10-minute walk away and features regular live music and stand-up comedy.

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Kings Colleges - University

Kings Colleges - University

Distance 1.28 miles (2.05 km)
THE GROUP of schools, KINGS SCHOOLS UK, dates back to 1957 when Mr. Frederick King opened his school of English in Bournemouth. The Kings School Oxford was formed in 1980 and is located at Oxford, England. The School conducts a wide range of courses from short term courses to specialized long term academic programs. It is accredited by the British Accreditation Council for further and higher education. In addition, it is also a member of British Council for offering Language programs. The College offers intensive English language and examination courses, GCE A-level and University Foundation courses, and summer vacation courses.

Bournemouth Centre - Town Centre

Bournemouth Centre - Town Centre

Distance 1.62 miles (2.58 km)
Bournemouth became the popular holiday resort it is today when the eminent physician Dr Granville recommended its mild sunny climate for those with poor health. Until 1811 the area had been undeveloped until the local squire built a summer house there (where the Exeter hotel now stands). His investment was the beginning of a massive expansion of the resort and the town's population grew from only 695 to 59,000 in only 50 years. Few resorts can match its six miles of sandy beaches and magnificent 100 foot cliffs. Lifts and walks connect the beaches with the streets and there is an excellent range of sporting venues, cinemas, theatres, shops and restaurants.