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Our top choices for South Coast lodges

Indoor pool, open 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM, sun loungers

1. The Lodge at Meyrick Park

Bournemouth

Aaron

P6,739 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 6 - Sep 7

2. Hayne Barn Estate - Private Estate : 6 Eco Lodges - 1 Studio

Hythe

Finley

P12,729 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 17 - Aug 18

3. Treehouse Hotel - At Port Lympne Reserve

Hythe

"The view from my accommodation and also that of my family members in the two next door was way better than the picture - literally 'tree tops' - looking across the Kent countryside through mature trees. The terrace was perfect for sitting out. The rooms were modern and really lovely, air conditioned, well equipped and with a sliding Japanese style door for privacy when the kids were in bed. The reserve was so peaceful"

Anja

P67,306 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 6 - Sep 7

4. Beautiful Idilic Stay at The Box

Chichester

P8,689 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 6 - Sep 7

5. Hookwood Lodge

Horley

Ana

P5,500 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 18 - Aug 19

6. Terrace Lodge

Yeovil

Mike

P4,992 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

7. Greyfriars Lodge

Canterbury

Deneane

P5,218 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 13 - Sep 14

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Top South Coast Hotel Reviews

Leonardo Hotel Southampton

10/10 Excellent

"Room was clean, staff were very courteous!"

The Burlington Hotel

8/10 Good

"We went for the airbourne weekend and the room we booked was extremely comfortable. It was a superior room and had a view over the beach and the sea. Perfect for watching the aeroplanes if we got fed up with the crowds on the beach. The room was very clean on arrival and all the staff we spoke to were extremely helpful. The breakfast is a normal buffet affair and totally acceptable. There are plenty of superb eateries within walking distance as well with cuisines from around the world. The hotel itself is I assume pretty old and as most hotels could do with a little tlc in some respects. Only one of the 2 lifts were working for our entire stay ( the tiniest lift I have ever seen) but I'm sure this will be fixed reasonably soon. So we used the stairs to come down from level 3 and the lift to go up as we aren't very fit. Also be aware that there are no fridges in the room which on a very hot summer stay is a bit of a problem but any other time of year would not be a problem at all. We had temperatures of 30+ degrees for 4 days and survived with a cool box and ice from the local shops. Overall I would recommend a stay here if you want a beachfront hotel. This was our 2nd stay so it must be ok. There is hotel parking out the back which is very busy during the airshow weekend but at £6 a day it's a bargain in these expensive times. It's probably less busy the rest of the year but I'm only guessing. If you like a beach and the pier holiday then you'll like this hotel."

Royal Bath Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"After reading the reviews I wasn’t sure what to expect but we loved our stay, the rooms were clean and comfy, could do with air con though but we did stay during the heatwave to be fair. The breakfast was lovely plenty of choice other than fruit, only peach slices! The lounge area was very spacious and the gardens too. Parking very expensive but we found a car park a third of the price not too far away."

Holiday Inn Portsmouth by IHG

8/10 Good

"Disappointing that air conditioning broken but great that fans provided, curtains in rooms kept drawn and chilled water in rooms. Reception staff super helpful. Car park was full but provided permits to park on street for same cost. Swimming pool great amenity with small paddling pool for little ones and separate swimming lanes for serious swimmers"

Grand Burstin Hotel Folkestone

8/10 Good

"Pros: The room was very clean and had all the bits and bobs you need ( hair dryer, fan, iron, tea making stuff, tv and a fridge). The hotel also provided a travel cot for our baby. The room had a great sea view. The hotel it self is interesting, a bit run down and rough round the edges. There was live entertainment in the “ballroom” every night, which was cringy in an amusing way. The location is excellent. The room price was very reasonable (mid week). It is a budget hotel not a luxury one. Negatives: the front desk is very understaffed, we wanted to extend our stay and had to queue at reception, only to then be told we had to book via a phone attached to the wall. When we used the phone we were quoted £10 more than hotels.com. We then had to queue for another 20mins to get new key cards. There was only 1 receptionist for a hotel with hundreds of rooms. The pool was pleasant enough but you have to pay £4 each every single time you use it (even as a paying guest at the hotel). I think that’s a bit cheeky and I’ve never experienced that in a hotel before. They could at least add a single charge to your room for a pool pass instead. We didn’t have breakfast as I thought it was a little over priced. Over all we enjoyed staying there and will definitely be returning."

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