Holiday Watchdog:
Poole Reviews
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Antelope Inn Hotel
The Antelope Hotel is a famous old coaching house in the high street of Poole and has been a popular meeting place through the centuries. The hotel is situated conveniently to the Poole Quay, one of the liveliest paces in Poole and caters for both the young and old. The delightful museum of Poole Pottery is close by and shows visitors the many processes to the final product.
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Arndale Court Hotel
The location could not be better being situated within the major feeder links, for the holidaymaker, or business traveller alike. The Arndale Court Hotel shares great pride in its fully extensive A' la' Carte' restaurant, menus designed and managed by our Head Chef Martin Hayward, and are carefully prepared to savor every taste, including a fully extensive Vegetarian and Bar Menu. Room Service is available for those guests that wish to retire in privacy and relax in one of the hotels fully equipped rooms. Each of the 39 ensuite bedrooms have recently been refurbished and offer all the facilities one would expect from a 3 Star Hotel. Many of the bedrooms have their own individual character and are ideal for the business traveller and families alike. Unfortunately the hotel does not accept single sex groups such as hen or stag parties. This is in the best interest of all our guests. Any booking of four rooms and more should contact the hotel prior to booking.
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Harbour Heights Hotel
The Best Western Harbour Heights Hotel was originally built in the 1920's and transformed into this modern classic, overlooking Poole Harbour in Dorset and just less than 2 hours from London. The Best Western Harbour Heights Hotel offers a subtle modernity with a classic Rhode Island twist, creating light, fresh interiors that are relaxing and welcoming. All 38 rooms have unique appeal and a timeless quality, many overlooking the sea and harbor. We have two critically acclaimed restaurants, Har Bar Brasserie and Hytes, both offering distinctive and exciting menus. The hotel is a blend of calm serenity and boutique chic.
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Premier Travel Inn Hotel
The Premier Travel Inn Poole North is located just 2.5 miles from the town centre and close to beaches and the ferry terminal. Guests can enjoy a drink or meal in the hotel restaurant and bar. The hotel boasts 126 bedrooms which are all well equipped with modern amenities including television hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.
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The Mansion House Hotel
Perfectly located in a cobbled mews adjoining the vibrant quayside The Mansion House is a tastefully restored Georgian town house with a warm ambience and strong emphasis on food and wine. Once the Mayoral House in 1779, the Georgian style has been retained with individually designed rooms which are equipped with many thoughtful extras. The restaurant, with its stunning cherrywood panelling and mulberry furnishings is complemented by some of the finest cuisine in the area using the best local ingredients.
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Thistle Hotel Poole
Modern hotel located on Poole Quay overlooking one of England’s largest natural harbours, half a mile from the train station.
The 70 guestrooms have light decor and all include satellite TV, Internet connections and tea and coffee making facilities.
Guests can dine on traditional English dishes in the restaurant with waterfront views, or enjoy a drink in the hotel bar.
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