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are no large multinational chains in Dover, just a Ramada Hotel with
a relatively small hotel at the entrance to Dover. The Ramada is perhaps
the most popular accommodation for cruise passengers. |
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The
Ramada is not in the town itself and its a 10 minute taxi ride to
the cruise terminal on the other side of town. There is a very large
Tesco supermarket within a short stroll and a few catering outlets
aimed at passing motorists.
In the town itself St Alban's Guest House, a very small family run
establishment is conveniently situated by Dover Priory Station. If
you're travelling down by train this is a very convenient option.
The taxi rank by the station will soon get you to and from the cruise
terminal and the town centre with its shopping area is a 5 minute
walk. You can walk up to the Castle or take a bus up the steep hill
to the main visitor attraction.
From Dover Priory Station there are also frequent trains to Canterbury.
Blakes of Dover is another town centre option, very close to the National
Express town centre bus stop for coaches from London.
This is a wine bar specialising in locally caught fish and has won
awards for its food and ales.
Dover has a small beach and promenade in front of the town centre.
Here you will find the Churchill Hotel with direct views of the cruise
terminal and ferries. |
| Ramada
Hotel Dover - 4 Star Hotel - £60 to £75 Double Room |
One
of the few quality hotels in Dover perched at the top of the hill
above the town.
68 comfortable bedrooms, including family rooms (2 doubles) and executive
rooms with king size beds. All bedrooms offer direct dial telephones,
tea and coffee facilities, hair dryer, 24 hour room service, as well
as extensive in-room entertainment.
A themed restaurant reflects the historic landing of Louis Bleriot,
the first man to fly across the English Channel from France on 25
July 1909
10 minutes from cruise terminals on the main road out of Dover to
Canterbury. |
Ramada
Hotel Dover |
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| Churchill
Hotel Dover Waterfront - 3 Star Hotel - £70 to £90 Double
Room |
Situated
on the waterfront in Dover Town itself with its beach and views of
both ferry and cruise terminals.
The town centre shopping area is immediately behind the hotel and
there is easy access to public transport to Dover Castle and Canterbury.
Rooms have Pay TV, Internet Facilities, Toilet, Ironing Facilities,
Tea/Coffee Maker, Bath, Wake Up Service/Alarm Clock, Satellite TV,
Telephone, Shower, Heating, Work Desk, TV, Hairdryer.
Hotel services include Barber/Beauty Shop, Room Service, Dry Cleaning,
Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN. |
Churchill
Hotel Dover |
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| St
Alban's Guest House Dover Railway Station - £45 to £55
Double Room |
Awarded
a 3-diamond rating, this is a non-smoking bed and breakfast hotel,
located opposite Priory railway station. Trains run frequently to
London and its just 5 minutes walk to the town centre and shopping
area.
Trains run to Canterbury and a bus in the town centre will take you
to Dover Castle.
Built in 1869, this is a small 5 bedroom Victorian hotel bed and breakfast
lodging guest house, family-run by Lloyd and Theodora Martin
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included.
Single, Double and twin rooms. Breakfast is not included in room rate. |
St
Albans Guest House Dover |
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| Blakes
of
Dover - Town Centre - £50 to £75 Double Room |
Quite
unique as a non-smoking ale and wine bar with fine food and superior
accommodation, less than 5 minutes from ferry and cruise terminals
.
Specialises in the preparation of locally caught fish, with Dover
sole, halibut and plaice often available as well as smoked haddock,
swordfish, and usually home-smoked salmon. Over 50 malt whiskies in
the cellar bar with real ales and wines.
At foot of the hill up to Dover Castle and the shopping centre is
on your doorstep.
Double and triple rooms. Breakfast is not included in room rate. |
Blakes
of Dover |
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