Set in peaceful landscaped gardens, Holiday Inn Dover is just 10 minutes from Dover’s bustling Ferry Port and famous White Cliffs. It has free parking, a gym, and a themed restaurant.
Peter
United Kingdom
Basic hotel, but perfectly adequate and convenient for one night before catching an early ferry to France the next morning. The Bella Italia restaurant on site was rather nicer than expected.
Overall, pretty good value for money.
Awarded 4 stars by one of Britain's most prestigious travel guides, Maison Dieu Guest House is set close to Dover’s White Cliffs and 5 minutes’ drive from Dover's Ferry and Cruise Ship Terminal.
Moupia
United Kingdom
Loved the stay in the guest house. I booked a single room which was nice and cozy. Would definitely recommend to fellow travellers.
Situated in the town and the major ferry port of Dover, No 7 Priory Guest House is a Grade II listed bed and breakfast. Family-run, it offers free Wi-Fi access.
Craig
United Kingdom
The host was fantastic. Such a lovely person and helpful in answering questions on where to eat in the evening.
Featuring garden views, Heathwood provides accommodation with patio, around 1.7 km from Dover Beach. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Jackie
Australia
The breakfast offered many options & was delicious
I liked my hosts as they made me feel very much at home
The Lydden Bell is a recently renovated bed and breakfast in Dover, where guests can make the most of its garden and bar.
Jenny
United Kingdom
Beautiful accommodation, well decorated throughout to a very high standard. Beautiful pub garden with stunning views. Food was exceptional. Lovely touch being able to have breakfast tray in our room.
Located in Dover in the Kent region, Private 1st Floor Apartment - Perfect for Port of Dover, Eurotunnel and Short Stays provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Peter
United Kingdom
Easy to find, very friendly host. Fab overnight stay if going to ferry port
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated Marine Parade House F4 Next to Dover Port, White Cliffs, Beach, Castle provides accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi.
Mojubaoluwa
United Kingdom
It has great views and is a very spacious and comfortable place.
Opposite Dover Priory Railway Station and well-placed for the ferry port and cruise ship terminals, this modern style self-service guest house offers non-smoking clean accommodation to discerning...
Michael
United Kingdom
Very comfortable room, extremely clean. Good location.
Dover is famous for the white cliffs which would have been a striking sight to the Romans as they advanced on England. They decided to construct a port at this strategic spot and it has held an important role ever since. Ferries to Calais and Dunkirk cross the English Channel several times daily and some brave souls even manage to swim across.
A Roman lighthouse still stands atop a hill overlooking the port, but is easily missed as it was incorporated into Saxon St Mary de Castro Church as the bellower. It is found within the grounds of 13th-century Dover Castle, one of England’s largest castles, whose multi-level ramparts sit above tunnels where the World War II Dunkirk evacuation was planned.
Another Roman monument is the Painted House whose remains include some of the best-preserved Roman murals north of Italy. Even older is the Bronze Age boat displayed in Dover Museum.
The Dover Transport Museum showcases vintage vehicles, and the Blériot Memorial marks the spot where the first airplane to fly across the Channel first touched English soil. A path runs along the top of the nearby cliffs, while at their feet is a shingle beach.
The Dover accommodation on Booking.com includes luxury hotels with pools, cheap inns and B&Bs near the train station.
What guests said about Dover:
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Scored 10
Dover is a must see and can be placed on your bucket list.
Dover is a must see and can be placed on your bucket list. The walk along the cliffs is great and the Dover castle is well maintained and very interesting. Parking in Dover is as per all UK towns a problem and you need to plan accordingly or you can use the local bus services.
Francois
South Africa
10
Scored 10
We spent a day and a half in Dover and came specifically to...
We spent a day and a half in Dover and came specifically to see the historical Fan Bay Shafts (National Trust) and Dover Castle (English Heritage).
We found Fan Bay Shafts interesting and very 'genuine' history. Note that it is 45 minutes underground in damp, but not cold, tunnels, wearing a hard hat and head torch.
Dover Castle warrants a whole day or more! Lots to see.
We had time to see Deal Castle too. Good as a contrast, as it is a Tudor fortification. They have tried hard with their pretty good first floor exhibition, but the basement is an underused and under-explained resource which could be much more imaginatively tackled.
Barbara
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Dover needs significant regeneration: the town is tired and...
Dover needs significant regeneration: the town is tired and not appealing. I have known Dover since 1965 and to be honest it is probably now at its worst, but I can see some small signs of improvement: however everything being demolished is becoming a car park!! Dover needs to look like Folkestone or Deal: more independent and unique shops to attract people. Not the standard chains stores and "cheap shops", which of course have their place but different shops attract curiosity.
The castle remains the main attraction, as does western heights and Dover Patrol memorial. Kirsney Abbey and Russell Gardens provide a tranquil side. the ride through Alkham Valley, always puts a smile on my face.
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Anonymous
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Scored 10
Dover is a very busy port town but also a town full of...
Dover is a very busy port town but also a town full of interesting history. We loved walking out along the pier, watching the ferries come in & go out, we enjoyed visiting Dover Castle very much, it is well worth putting a day aside to visit the castle and we found the town centre to contain everything we needed for our visit; minimart, chemist, shoe shop, pubs, restaurants & coffee shops. It’s small enough to walk everywhere & plenty to do. There’s a great walk along the famous white cliffs which we ran out of time to do but we’d like to come back one day & see more of this great town.
In all, Dover is a bit rough around the edges but a very interesting town to visit, especially if you like boats, the seaside & history.
ruth_on_the_run
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
Plenty to do in Dover and with travel issues (traffic and...
Plenty to do in Dover and with travel issues (traffic and train strikes) well worth reducing the stress and planning a day in Dover. Premier Inn offered (online reservation) for Bag stashers. Local museum has amazing Bronze age boat! Dover castle has so many different historic periods covered - Roman lighthouse, Plantagenet castle and World war II hospital / headquarters - allow plenty of time.
Mary
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Dover is really undergoing a regeneration process, the beach...
Dover is really undergoing a regeneration process, the beach are is very popular and the marina is just lovely. The town itself is very run down indeed and we avoided it this time. We did spend a lot of time walking on the beach and enjoying the lovely atmosphere.
Very nice place with a great view over Dover. Very quiet thanks to its situation far from the centre and the main road. Very nice welcoming by Margaret and her husband who kindly proposed me to carry my suitcase into my room as there are steep stairs to get there. Lovely breakfast. Very cosy, clean and quiet room and entrance locked with security code. Nice little private car park below the hotel.
Perfect location, quiet and clean hotel. Easy to park.
John, the Concierge, is who really makes the difference among other hotels. He was so helpful and gave us the best advices to visit Dover.
There were many places to visit, some of them we missed because we were just one day in Dover, so we'll come back at some point and for sure we'll choose again St Martins Guest House.
Nice little place. Our room looked out over neighbors gardens as well as a great view of Dover Castle. Owner was superior! Kind lady that was always there to greet you and offer any help she could. Location was great. We were able to walk up to Castle by nearby footpath. Also close to market and restaurants. Just a block away from bus stop to take us to Canterbury.
Everything! The room was quite comfortable and extremely clean. The guest house was very quiet. The owners were wonderful and went out of their way to accommodate us even down to driving us to our cruise ship when we couldn’t get a taxi! The breakfast was hot, delicious and plentiful! they even served seconds to my husband who was absolutely loving the food!
The guest house is located close to the Dover castle, seaside and the city centre. Our room was quite spacious, with a beamed ceiling, two beautiful windows with outside flower boxes and was furnished in the "old" style. The bed was excellent. We were warmly welcomed by the concierge John, who gave us a great introduction to the city's history.
The generous hospitality of Michael and Andrullia was the highlight of our stay.
Get Michael to bring out his guitar and regale you with his talent. We were impressed.
The delicious breakfast dished out kept us going through the climb to the 'White cliffs' and onward to the Dover castle.Truly amazing!
Overall a '10'.Nothing less.
The little room off the kitchen is really nice. Their patience with us was great. We came on the ferry from Calais that was late getting into Dover and the hostel’s door takes a code they give you as well as a coded door receptacle to get in your room. With these codes you don’t need to see the staff, if you come after hours.
A nice basic hotel just outside Dover, it is a perfect stop over when getting an early ferry.
The staff were a bit thin on the ground so some waiting occurred but they were friendly and happy to help.
The food on offer at the Bella Italia restaurant is delicious and this is based inside the resturant itself.
Great location in town! Short walk from the train station and Dover Castle. Margaret is a gem. She made us feel so welcome, and provided great tips on things to do in the area. The room was clean and we enjoyed the fresh milk provided. Margaret's garden is beautiful and we enjoyed it in the evenings and morning.
- House is very well maintained and beautifully decorated
- The room was very comfy and clean
- Breakfast was delicious
- Host was very welcoming and friendly
- B&B is located in a very quiet area (a bit outside the city), with a beautiful view
- We have not tried it but the B&B also includes a heated pool
Because the family room is downstairs it felt like we had the whole downstairs to ourselves. The lounge area is right outside our room, which at first worried me because I thought if there’s people hanging out there right outside our room we saw one other person in the morning.
Classic English "home"! Very nice room, our room had its own bathroom, no AC, but while we were here, the windows did just fine 😀. Within walking distance of the train station and town. Got taxis from town to go to Dover Castle. The hostess was nice and very helpful.
Breakfast was lovely , plenty of choice and nice quality , we also had dinner the night before and again great choice and delicious ... The handcut chips are the best .The room was in a small.village but only a 10 minute drive from Dover .
My room was clean and had great views of Dover Castle. The accommodation is convenient placed in walking distance to the Dover Castle, town centre, bus hub, sea front and much more. I stayed there for 14 days and could relax.
Very nice hosts. Checkin really easy. They offered to park and lock our bikes in their shed next to hotel. Expect no luxury. Small room, but good price and next tot train station in Dover.
The room was wonderfully decorated. Was just like being in a home rather that a hotel. Breakfast was great and cooked to order! The overall feeling was relaxed and welcoming.
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