Holiday Inn Express POOLE by IHG ★★★

"2nd time here, amazing place thank you for the complementary breakfast."

Shah of Persia, Poole by Marston's Inns ★★★

Haven Hotel ★★★★

"Great location with ample parking on site. Nice indoor and outdoor pools with access to beach and right next to chain ferry. Breakfast service was pretty abysmal. Coffee machines constantly out of service and poor breakfast selection not adequately replenished and mostly cold."

Hotel du Vin Poole ★★★★

"Always a lovely experience, great location, fantastic food and superb friendly staff."

Antelope by Greene King Inns ★★★

"A lovely pub/hotel in a central location in Poole. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, sorting out an issue with my booking easily. No complaints and looking forward to staying here again"

Sandbanks Hotel ★★★★

"Had a great stay kids loved being right on the beach"

Harbour Heights Hotel ★★★★

"Lovely views across the bay to Brownsea Island. Rooms comfortable and clean. Nice links to the other sister hotels nearby but Harbour Heights probably the best of the 3."

Premier Inn Poole North ★★★

"Looking for a place to spend the night while visiting a friend. Room space is up to standard and the hygiene is at par. One hiccup is during check-in, the hotel system indicated that I need to settle payment upon arrival, but in fact I have already paid up in advance. The front desk (sorry I have not asked his name) was helpful enough to sort out the problem and settled it in 5 minutes time."

Travelodge Poole North ★★★

"WARNING! If you are a disabled traveller and are booking a disabled room at the North Poole Travelodge with a carer and assistance dog. Please be aware that you will be refused entry to the in house restaurant for both dinner and breakfast. There is no exclusion for assistance dogs inncluded in the Travelodge terms and conditions. However, it does state that 'assistance' dogs are exempt from pet charges. I would like to point out the Equality Act 2010, which states that, assistance dogs must be allowed into most public places, shops, restaurants, and transport in the UK. Excluding them is an illegal discrimination. Perhaps Travelodge needs to provide this information to their staff and point out that they are breaking the 'Equality Act' by refusing myself, my carer and my assistance dog into the Travelodge restaurant. We were very much inconvenienced in our plans and had to eat elsewhere. Being a wheelchair user has it's own restrictions and planning any excursions requires extensive planning in regards to accessibility etc. I do give 3 stars overall based on our previous excperiences we have had and that the actual accommodation for the disabled traveller using any of the Travelodge Hotels is usually a very good standard."