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14 years ago
service 100% food out of this world staff polite from dawn till dusk no a bad word to say about it if ya havent been then its a must
Townwall Street
Dover CT16 1SZ
United Kingdom
01304 509955
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Best Western Plus Dover Marina Hotel & Spa
(17 reviews)
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Fine place to stay but nothing amazing. I am assuming that the majority of people who stay here…read moreare being coming or going on a cruise, as I was. Check in can take forever and likely rooms will not be available early so don't plan on arriving early and having a room ready. Suitcases were basically taking up the entire small lobby. The elevator is tiny so be aware. If you want to eat at the restaurant make sure to make a reservation ahead of time because otherwise it will either be full OR they will tell you no that you can't eat here without one. The rooms are clean which is most important to me. Wonderful views of the beach and white cliffs from our room balcony. The cruise terminal is walk-able if you don't have mobility issues but it isn't super close so make sure to order a taxi well in advance.
Room was small as was the lift, but the hotel's location was very nice near the waterfront. We had…read moredrinks on the outside patio of the hotel bar and it was lovely. The bar fish n chips was better than I had in Scotland or in Northern England. I highly recommend. Don't get the burger it was meh. The buffet breakfast that came with our room was delicious. Classic English breakfast with scrambled eggs, thick pork sausage, ham, hash brown, beans, mushrooms and fried tomatoes. Good coffee and plenty of pastries. Everyone that worked in hotel, restaurant and bar treated us very well. Good customer service.
Churchill Guest House
(5 reviews)
Lovely place to stay before our cruise. Alex the host, went above and beyond to help us with…read morecarrying our bags , making recommendations, and just being great in general. Our suite was so peaceful & equipped with anything we might need. Absolutely would stay here again anytime. Lots of things within walking distance.
I visited here for 1 night with my husband and we found many great things about this B&B. The…read morehusband and wife team who owns it are very friendly. The location is great; very short walk into the center of town. There were a total of 3 heaters in the room (1 of which is in the bathroom). It was very chilly when I arrived, and it was so nice to thaw out in a warm space. My room - the Victoria - was quite spacious and had very lovely artwork along the walls. Cute little couch, too. There is a small "lounge" with a computer and mini fridge. We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on the food. Wi-fi is available in the lounge, but the owner said it's availability in the rooms varied depending on location in the house. Our connection was pretty good on the ground floor. We had stayed 3 days at a neighboring B&B (Number One Guest House) and the difference was night & day. Churchill was superior in every way. Bit more expensive, but worth it. The reason for 3 stars is simply the bed. All I felt were the metal springs. So uncomfortable, creaky, and sloping toward the center. Whether an establishment is a hotel, B&B, guesthouse, etc. I feel the most important aspect is the bed. We're here to spend the night, yes? Then let's not keep using mattresses when they are years past their expiration date. Maybe the beds in the other rooms were better? I can only hope. Note on payment: Their website says Paypal is accepted, but upon arrival we were told cash only. Check out time is 10AM. Overall, I would recommend, but check the mattress before committing to a room. If they do upgrade the beds, I'd be happy to come back and update my rating to 5 stars :)
The Priory Hotel
(3 reviews)
Right across from the train station and super friendly and inviting place to be. Lots of good food…read moreon the menu and plenty of drinks to choose from.
Fish and chips. Inedible. They shouldn't allow people to order this. Grease pouring out. Funny…read moretaste. Meat pie passable. Coke was cold Stella was great.
Dover Central Premier Travel Inn
(1 review)
My wife and I wanted a hotel close to the cruise terminal. The Premier Inn on Marine Parade…read morecouldn't be closer. You look out your window at the port and cruise terminal. The staff was friendly, and parking is included with your room. There is an attached bar/restaurant. Breakfast is an extra £9. Our room was large, with a full bath in the bathroom. The queen bed was comfortable and there was a desk and a couch in the room. Our room was quiet with a nice view. The price was reasonable and the wifi was quick and free.
Hubert House
An absolute delight to have stayed here. The staff went above and beyond to cater to our needs…read moreboth for the room and breakfast the following morning. The room was very comfy and breakfast was a feast. I would highly recommend if you're ever in Dover, even if just for the night. It is also located very conveniently to shops, restaurants, and Dover Castle.
We're from Texas, so... Our room was a little tiny, but…read morecomfortable. :) The car park was a little tiny as well, but there were enough spots. The room included a tea set and breakfast was very good. The staff was friendly and the hotel was very close to the White Cliffs and Dover Castle.
Connaught Hotel
Budget hotel, great location near port and sights, clean rooms, free street parking, free WiFi,…read morefriendly staff, great value.
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Having watched the Great British Menu, we decided to try out the restaurant run by Charlie Lakin…read more It has a beautiful dining room, not too crowded but with a very good atmosphere. We had the rabbit (with douglas fir) and the pigs trotters to start. We loved the pigs trotters, they came with fried quails eggs and were delicious. The rabbit was very interesting and came both as a pate and smoked. We both had the beef, which was superb. It fell apart and was tasty and tender. The vegetables were cooked to perfection, with a gorgeous wild garlic mash and some of the best mushrooms I have ever tasted. The cheese board looked amazing, and they were kind enough to let us sample a piece of Lancashire Bomb cheddar, which was superb! It was a very busy (Thursday) night and the staff were obviously kept pretty occupied, but they still managed to be attentive (they noticed that our table wobbled and fixed it immediately) and very knowledgable. Would definitely go back!
I would dine here weekly if I lived anywhere near Alkham. The decor is comfortable and inviting…read more The moment you walk in you have the feeling that you will have a wonderful experience. The service was the perfect mix of semi-formal, friendly and attentive. The food was exactly what you want in fine dining. It was plated beautifully, had interesting flavor/texture combinations and tasted delicious. I recommend the lobster and crab salad, the rabbit and the lovely cheese cart. Attire: Business Casual to Dressy. I wore dress pants, a nice top and heels.
Excellent service and delicious food! We popped in late for a couple of pints and a light bite, 15…read moremins before the kitchen closed. They were so gracious, attentive and accommodating. We ordered 3 small plates - the sweet chili beef, the spicy prawns and squid (calamari). Each dish was perfectly cooked, seasoned and presented. The ambiance, music, cleanliness and decor were very pleasing as well. We thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with the staff, and everything else about this place!!
The food is really nice, cant complain about that. But the guy that makes the food dosent wear…read moregloves so it's not really sanitary.
This place is breathtaking. Especially during the holidays you find beautifully decorated…read moreChristmas trees in every hall. There's an ice skating ring in front of the building to get you into the seasons mood. The rooms are quaint, clean and cozy. Actually particularly the tiling in the bathroom and the size of the bathroom are amazing. We spent a lot of time at the bar area and the spa. The spa is equipped with a steam room and a sauna. The sauna was no more than 40 Celsius. The steam room was okay in terms of heat. The jacuzzi was lukewarm at best. The pool was well heated and you can swim nice long lapse. The fitness studio is equipped with techno gym equipment, lots of weight equipment, even TRX, a rowing machine and much more. It has a good size. You find towels and water there (not always a given). I very much enjoyed the changing area, which offered GHD blow dryers. The staff (including the facilities guy Dell and the front desk lady Ella) were soooo kind. Big thank you to them. We were a bit disappointed at breakfast. The service was super slow and the selection often limited (because the staff didn't have time to refill quickly). We waited about 20 mins on tea and coffee at breakfast. What also bothered me a bit was how cold it was in many parts of the main building. The insulation is rather sparse in these older buildings. The windows are single paneled. If you sit in the bar area, you're guaranteed to feel a cold shiver sitting by the window area.
Excellent, say no more…read more But I will say more, obviously. Everything was nigh on perfect. Service was absolutely exemplary, from ALL the staff without being obsequious. They couldn't be more helpful or approachable. The hotel itself is an outstanding building (reached it's current incarnation during the Edwardian time I believe). Surrounded by 3,000 acres including a golf course. We went for a wedding, so didn't sample the golf course, or the Spa, or the conference facilities etc, but the formal gardens are well cared for and a great backdrop to the photos! And the food, a subject very close to my heart; was brilliant. My wife is on a non-lactose, non-gluten diet and of a 5 course meal on offer, she was able to have ... 5 courses. OK, we had to advise them in advance, but the adaptation was without fault. It's the first time my wife has been able to have a full meal at a restaurant/hotel for years! Oh, almost forgot the accommodation; we stayed in one of the mews cottages for the Saturday night; excellent! due largely as a result of the housekeeping, a lot of which goes on behind the scenes, but as I said the staff were all amazing. The only downside is that we live in Somerset and Eastwell Manor is, of course in Kent, so we won't be going there too often, but distance is the only barrier. Would totally recommend this venue.
Brilliant. 5 stars. Absolutely wonderful. Ask for Karina…read more About a month ago we went to this establishment for the first time in about a year, we used to go a lot more but they discontinued the Friday night buffet and the service had always varied somewhat on occasion and the floor was sticky. But it was cheap good food and loads of it. Thus we were ever so pleased to find that this fine establishment had really transformed. The place was incredibly well managed, the wait for our food was only about 5 minutes to which a well co-ordinated team of young staff quickly and discretely laid all our food. Having been a waiter once myself I do detest when an establishment overbears a youngster with too many plates. Our Hostess Karina was brilliant. She truly made the evening wonderful. She obviously had the place under control and running like clockwork, its so nice to speak to staff who you can completely trust with your order within seconds of meeting them and Karina is certainly that. The food may I say was brilliant authentic British cuisine, everything an Englishmen wants when he enters a pub/ restaurant. They labelled the spicy stuff which thankfully was only a couple of options. Obviously I went for the fish and chips which was marvellous. The barman knew my cocktail order straight away and was as quick with my order. Good to see a young man shaven & not covered in tattoos and silly ear things. Parking is brilliant, plenty of space and you can sit right by the window and watch your pride and joy while chatting with the otherhalf. Toilets clean and luxurious. Brilliant all round. 5 stars!!!!
27 May 2011 about 5.30 bank holiday friday parked myself in…read morea little corner ordered my food prawn cocktail and main of yorky pud with saus and mash it wasnt really busy but when I had finished my delish starter of prawns i fancied a top up of my small red to go with my main it was an hour and half wait for food place was heaving brill service the barman bought my main over and i didnt want to wait for my wine so i cheekily asked him if he could bring it over whilst i was eating my piping hot yorkshire pub and he did fabulos service in a heaving pub cannot rate it highly very very good it is a chain but dont let that put you off
Absolutely loved this little bed and breakfast! The rooms were clean and cozy. I enjoyed the staff…read more The included breakfast was delicious! I really liked that they had games and books to use in the lobby for a rainy day. It was also helpful that they had beach gear to borrow so that you can pack light! Really loved the yoga on the beach.
The restaurant proper was closed when I arrived at 5pm but the marquee was open…read more For essentially a self-serve bbq at the motorway, prices were rather high. The place is very close to the beac but behind the dunes and the road so don't expect any views.
Lovely and welcoming staff, great food, impeccable service. Best fish and chips I've had in a…read morewhile, refined and well presented. We came back for another meal the very next day.
Can't speak highly enough of this little gem. Only room to seat around 20 and our party occupied 8…read moreof those including 3 children from 2 to 12 but the staff were great and looked after us all very well indeed. Nothing was too much trouble, service was prompt without being rushed, food was excellent and the prices are very reasonable. Everything we had off the menu was really tasty with the Steak & Ale pie a particular winner and puds like sticky toffee or lemon sponge just about finished us off.
We happened to be here on the 27th of May, a bank holiday in the UK, so we were very grateful to…read morefind somewhere as nice as this to have lunch. We were on the back patio area which was fine, nice ambiance, you order at the bar. Nice selection of local ales and beers, and some wines. We ordered the mozzarella salad with fresh tomatoes, Chicken salad and fish. Everyone was very pleased with their selections. The mozzarella was tasty as were the ripe tomatoes with balsamic, the fish was fresh caught, and the chicken salad with cashew was wonderful. Im really glad this historic venue was such a good experience and didn't just rely on its history and not its food.
Nestled on a cobbled street in old Rye is this wonderful, friendly, hotel/pub. Arriving by car we…read morefound that the entrance had been blocked off until we mentioned that we were staying overnight. 'Drive through and see the man by the car park'. What a jovial character he was, even carried our cases. A gem. Shown to our 4 poster bedded room was an experience on its own. The woodwork in this building was outstanding as was the bric-a-brac all around. Wonderful room once you got used to the fact that the floors are not level. Standing up, initially, was difficult and that was without a drink. Which led us to going back down to the bar for a snifter. Here I discovered a new vodka to me, Mermaid Salt Vodka. Thought I'd try it and it was 'unusual' as it left a very slight salt water taste on the tongue after a while. Before dinner I decided to have another. The dining room was a sight to behold. Wonderful white linen and a beautiful plate as a setting. Obviously a pre-empt to a wonderful meal following. And it was. Starters of scorched local mackerel and cod brandade fishcakes. Thank goodness there wasn't a rush as they were delicious. Main meal of shared rack of blackface lamb, wonderfully pink and not over cooked. Couldn't finish the whole rack but we did give it a go. All helped down with a bottle of Lychgate Bacchus from the Bolney Estate. I finished with a selection of British cheeses and a port. Now ready for a good night sleep if the ghosts of this establishment allowed it. Yes, it is haunted. My partner was sure she saw someone while in the bar and heard footsteps during the night. Breakfast was, as dinner, superb. All local produce which, to me, is important. Service throughout our stay was second to none. A wonderful overnight stay and a thank you to all staff.
We visited this hotel-restaurant, in October, on a very hot day and unfortunately all the tables…read moreoutside were occupied so we ate inside the bar area, which welcomed children. The outside tables are ideally placed as they overlook the sea. The bar is furnished rather oddly with non-matching arm chairs, but the staff were welcoming and we had fish and chips and fish pie, which were all excellent. the white wine was good too and prices were very reasonable.
Great friendly welcome. Good atmosphere. Will return. Food looked great although we didn't eat…read morethis time. Clean facilities.
Ok, I had the pleasure of staying here a couple of nights. The first night (a Saturday and a lot…read moremore expensive) was paid for by the company and I paid for the second night. This place isn't cheap (averaging a £100 a night). The location, on Canterbury's high street, was excellent. My room was quite pleasant. The view (of a corrugated roof) wasn't exactly inspiring. Tea-making facilities are available in the room along with a few top-grade cookies and organic tea. The bed was comfortable but the height of it and the placement of the television (at a little over bed-height) when combined with my double chin made TV viewing a little uncomfortable. Poor planning. Breakfast was very nice. However, not without some problems. On the first day we went down at 10am expecting that half an hour would be plenty of time. Due to the slow service by the time our breakfast had arrived they had started clearing away the buffet items. My full English breakfast wasn't as full as it could have been. I only had one fried egg and there was no black pudding (kaszanka). Not that I am particularly fond of black pudding, but I would like to get some. I suspect I had been given someone else's break. Oh, the toast was burnt too. When I am staying in a classy hotel I expect them not to burn my toast. Breakfast on the second day was more agreeable, I arrived early to ensure I was able to take advantage of the buffet. The hotel's cocktail bar was very nice. The first night I had an egg nog and for a nightcap a banana rumba drink. Not cheap at ten pounds a shot. But, hey, I wasn't paying Checking out was a pain. The girl had trouble understanding that I wanted separate bills for each night's stay. I gave up in the end.
While visting Canterbury I stayed here and i have to say this hotel is in a great location…read more Literally right in the center on High street by all the shopping, restaurants, bars and canterbury cathedral. Plus, Patisserie Valeri across the street has some of the best pastries i've ever had. -The rooms were nice, a good size and modern. The beds were comfortable but a wee-bit narrow but nothing extreme. -The staff was O.K nothing to write home about but they are not very knowledgeable of the area but were fine overall -The restaurant looks like a complete waste of money but then again I didn't find the desire to eat there with so many options just down the street. All in all will stay there again when in canterbury