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Discover the best hotels, B&Bs, Inns, and holiday rentals in Poole, based on 14,511 real reviews from actual guests.
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As it was a business trip and stayed there for one night we did not see as much as we would have liked. We stayed around the quay area which we found delightful and will return at sometime and extend our stay.
Poole has everything you need - a vibrant quayside, good places to eat and drink, the harbour, beaches, park and a good shopping centre. Plenty of supermarkets and shops to choose from and every activity you can think. Also close to so many other attractions. What's not to like?
Quayside and Old Town are interesting. We enjoyed visiting the Guildhall Museum with so much historical information. Lovely old building. We spent a lovely day on Brownsea Island walking the woodland trails.
Poole park is lovely, the quay is a lovely place to sit no relax. Buses very regular into Bournemouth and take you close o the beach. We ate in quay cafe on Poole quay. Excellent food, clean and lovely staff. Reasonable prices.
We had good weather so we're able to walk along the Quay. Wednesday there was a charity meet of motorbikes and that was great and Thursday evening a fireworks display that we enjoyed with our family. Finished the break off nicely.
poole /sandbanks .sandbanks is a wonderful seaside resort with clean sandy beaches fantastic for children Accommodation in the 2 major hotels ,the Haven and the sandbanks hotel is at best no better than 3 star both hotels are very tired and need a major overhaul . check your room before checking in. both hotels trade their name by being on the beach ,that is the only thing going for them there are 2 good restaurants Rick stein and another across the ferry in Studland which is also great beach .if its warm and sunny there probably is not a better place in south England to enjoy the sea and sand. as stated before beware of the 2 overrated and overpriced hotels.
“Good spacious rooms, comfy beds and a clean bathroom. Great view from the front of the hotel across Poole Harbour with a pair of binoculars left in the room for your use from the windows. Breakfast was good and filling with plenty of hot and cold drinks. Lots of parking available just remember to log your car reg in the screen on reception.”
“One of the best B&B's I have stayed in. My room was perfect and a really good size. The shower was very good. Breakfast was excellent and freshly cooked. It was nice to see the squirrels and birds in the morning enjoying the food from the bird table. I will try and stay here again when on business in this area. I timed my visit so I could go to the Poole bike night on the Quay, well worth a visit on a Tuesday evening.”
“No finer view in the country from our room and the bar/ restaurant etc as far as we're concerned Great breakfast and superb Evening meal. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Perfect location for access to Poole, Bournemouth, Swanage Corfe etc and the beach right outside the hotel is beautiful.”
“Great central location, easy to find and it is only a few minutes walk from Poole town centre. Very friendly staff. Free car parking. The room was very clean, tidy, also included a hairdryer. Bathroom had plenty of hot water. It is close to a busy roads but did not hear any traffic. Did not have to go through the pub to get to the rooms. Definitely will stay again if in the area.”
“The variety of fruits for breakfast, The Hotel was very clean and Quiet, in a superb location opposite to the entrance of one of Bournemouth/Poole`s wonderful Chines.”
