Situated on the Sandbanks Peninsula of Poole Harbour, this elegant hotel features a restaurant and panoramic views of Poole Bay. There is also free WiFi.
A 3-minute drive from Poole Train Station, Shah of Persia, Poole by Marston's Inns provides stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi with on the Dorset coast. The pub and restaurant serves a wide range of meals....
With direct access to a Blue Flag beach, this modern hotel provides spectacular views over the famous Sandbanks. It offers free Wi-Fi and has an award-winning restaurant and water sports.
Ian
United Kingdom
Location - hotel overlooks a glorious beach. First floor room was good although in effect it overlooked a car park - but Poole Harbour was beyond this. View was therefore good! Spacious room with settee and arm chairs.
Breakfast was very satisfactory.
Dinner on two nights: first night was mixed. I had pizza - no major complaint. My wife had lasagne - not good at all. Microwaved. Dessert was not particularly memorable. Our second night choice was really good - we had sea food risotto. And no dessert.
Dating back to 1895, Grovefield Manor offers bed and breakfast accommodation on England’s picturesque south coast. Canford Cliffs and the sandy beaches are only a few minutes’ walk away.
Irene
United Kingdom
Lovely old building with attractive garden and lounge overlooking it.
Set in Poole, within less than 1 km of Hamworthy Beach and a 17-minute walk of Poole Harbour, ROOMS AT THE QUAYSIDE are stylish en-suite rooms on Poole Quay all fully refurbed for summer 2024 provides...
RNLI College is located in Poole in the Dorset region, 2 km from Poole Harbour. 5 km from Sandbanks, the property is also 3.8 km away from Brownsea Island Nature Reserve.
With scenic views across Poole Harbour, this hotel offers boutique rooms, Asian Ocean Palace and The Amalfi View Restaurants and stylish cocktail bar. Poole Ferry Terminal is 15 minutes away by car.
Argyle
United Kingdom
Breakfast excellent view from dining area fabulous lovely outside drinking area
On average, 3-star hotels in Poole cost £152 per night, and 4-star hotels in Poole are £260 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Poole can on average be found for £185 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Poole this weekend is £110 or, for a 4-star hotel, £213. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Poole for this weekend cost on average around £177 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £125 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Poole for tonight. You'll pay on average around £198 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Poole will cost around £225 (based on Booking.com prices).
The quay is lovely, with lots of good places to eat.
The quay is lovely, with lots of good places to eat. If you're lucky you can park on the street for free, if not, the quay mulitstorey is reasonably priced.
It's 30 minutes from RSPB Arne, which we spent 3 days at & didn't manage to explore all of it.
You can walk to the quay to get the ferry to Brownsea to see the Red Squirrels, or go on other boat trips.
It's an hour from Portland Bill & Chesil beach
Julie
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The really good thing about Rockley Park is that if you have...
The really good thing about Rockley Park is that if you have a dog, which we did, then Ham Common is adjacent to the site so great for dog walks/exercise.
We didn't go into Poole this time but know from experience that Poole Quay gives you access to harbour trips and Brownsea Island.
Gaynor
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The RNLI College location in Poole was amazing.
The RNLI College location in Poole was amazing. There is a lovely walk along the harbour with many places to eat or just have a coffee. We had a meal near the Old Customs House, with lovely views across the harbour.
David
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We loved the Quay, we loved the Old Town, we loved going to...
We loved the Quay, we loved the Old Town, we loved going to Lulworth Cove, going to Swanage on the Steam Train, Corfe Castle, we did the lot. The only thing to be careful of is parking and parking fees. They are a huge expense. And one of our most favourite visit was the RNLI College. We have always supported them.
Selina
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Poole Quay area is absolutely stunning - so many places...
The Poole Quay area is absolutely stunning - so many places to eat and drink. The cruises run from the Quay are well worth trying as the surrounding area is absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend the following - Brownsea Island visit, Jurassic Coastline cruise, and particularly the Sea Train Cruise (Sail to Swanage - then steam train ride to Corfe Castle)
Hywel Benjamin
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
The quayside was nice but there is a fairly rundown feel to...
The quayside was nice but there is a fairly rundown feel to the shopping areas. We had a lovely meal at Da Vinci's right on the water - service and food was great! Highly recommend. Went to Rockfish as well and the waitress there was super - bottomless chips!! We also visited Wesley's Community Cafe which we thought was a brilliant use of space and a great idea to take home to Australia.
The Holiday Inn Express Poole is convenient for the main town shops and station, being about a 10 minute walk from both; it's about a 15 minute walk to the very interesting Quays area. It's also a 5 minute walk to the bus station, which has a comprehensive network of routes, ideal if you want to catch the No. 60 bus to Sandbanks! The hotel staff, from reception to dining area, were very friendly and helpful. The hotel was clean, comfortable and was Covid appropriate.
Location location location..its everything with this hotel! Right on the beach.... cross the road from the car park and enjoy uninterrupted sunsets sat by Poole Harbour. Great breakfast and super helpful staff.
We asked for an early breakfast, which was supplied. The hotel was clean and well styled. Rooms were very comfortable and we were made to feel welcome. I would stay here again if travelling via Poole
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