Great place to check out in Sandwich! We lucked into an impromptu dart tournament (where I was…read morebeaten with surprising quickness). The staff and the customers were friendly and welcoming.

22.7.10: Just had a lovely 3 day stay. Great location, short walk from really great reastaurants -…read moresee review of local Italian. Really tasty breakfasts - friendly staff - honour bar - dog friendly . Really couldn't ask for more. Highly recommended!

This was a great stop for a bite! Recommended to us by a nearby pub for food. We were beyond…read morepleased with the food, staff, and the atmosphere! Great stop if and when in Sandwich!

Friendly family run hotel right on the fropnt, with many rooms offering seaviews…read more Popular with anglers and gofers, resident chef Michelle Spain will even prepare guests catch for dinner in the hotel's Waterside restaurant.

From the owner: The Waterfront Hotel - Great Value and Superb Location. Close to all Amenities including Dover Port…read moreand Euro Tunnel. Guest's receive 10% Discounts on Bedrooms when Booked Direct

Please avoid at all cost, what's amazing is that they had such bad reviews and now they have…read moreremoved their Google reviews! This will be the worst ever customer experience you ever experience if you book.

I wouldn't trust the owner with my money after visiting the restaurant…read more I owner lied to us and was caught out in a lie but never apologised. I wanted to make a justified complaint as he swore at us. Shocking!

probably one of the least inspiring breakfasts i've had in a long, long time. I got the "Royal…read moreBenedict". the English muffins weren't toasted, the salmon was diced (diced?) and i'm pretty sure the Hollandaise sauce came out of a can. because i wasn't a guest of the hotel i wasn't allowed to sit in the nearly empty dining room w/ a view of the sea. it took more than 10 minutes to get service to my table even though as least two waitresses saw me. dial it up Royal Hotel. you've got the view. you're coasting on that and it's not acceptable. come here, maybe, for a pint on the terrace in the evening, but skip the breakfast.

The Hotel is direct at the Northsea, with a Restaurant and parking place in the near, but you have…read moreto pay for it. A question for a double room was answered with 120 GBP, just above our personal limit. But we came again for a lunch break. The food was fine, the service people friendly and helpful. Lord Nelson should have often eat there, hundred years ago.

The 1st visit was back in May 2019. Due to no fault of my own I didn't read the pay policy section…read morein much detail and when arrived was asked for payment up front. Once paid, was handed the keys but had to find the room on my own which isn't very friendly, the receptionist gave very basic instructions but didn't mention it was up three flight of stairs at the top of the hotel. Going back to the reception, this was not clear as stood in the doorway of the bar to confirm reservation. Not professional at all, spoke quietly my private details so customers at the bar didn't overhear. Once entering the room, came to a nice and big airy family room. All decor was standard and you could tell that it had been previously touched with a lick of paint. Unfortunately not all furniture was safe to sit in as a chair in the lounge area had a wobbly leg and immediately broke off when sat off. This is reported to the reception straight away as the room was classed as a family room. Imagine a child sitting in the chair then falling over, it would of been more an incident hopefully nothing major. I must mention that there was a fridge in the room and only small which isn't great as they don't serve breakfast only a few complimentary items above. The coffee machine had no instructions and was rather complex so those with no knowledge of one would of been parched. My stay was for two nights and due to budget it would of been worth staying at an accommodation that offered bed and breakfast. A night or two would be perfect as its in the centre of all amusements, shops, restaurants and the big plus that hasn't had a mention yet is the sea view. You couldn't get nearer other than be in the sea itself with the pier which is just for a pleasant walk along on a dry day. There is a restaurant at the end but didn't stay open until late. I could go on about the dangers of the pier but this review is about the hotel. This hotel offers a variety of different feature rooms, I would recommend you to view the rooms before booking. Other than that its a standard and calm place to stay.

Beautiful facade and right on the beach front, the Clarendon provided poor accommodations. This was…read moreour first visit to the UK and Deal, so we had great expectations. Be sure to bring the following items: a telephone (the room did not have any in case of any room emergency); an air conditioner or fan (we had the unfortunate luck to come on one of the hottest days in years. Our room was well over 90 degrees with only one small window opening); bug spray (the window had no screen, so the room filled with small flying insects); extra towels, and your own internet (spotty connection at best).