Places to stay in Poole, Dorset
We currently have 67 accommodations in and around Poole. There are also other regional listings available for Campgrounds, Inns, Hotels, Chalets and other properties. You can filter these listings by the available types.
A bustling Quay, the best beaches in England and a stunning harbour make Poole a natural first choice for a trip to the South Coast. Places to eat in the region include The Canteen, Mixed Fillings, KFC, and Costa.
The center of Poole ( which is at is longitude -1°58'52.066 and latitude 50°43'9.8817 ) is located 2 miles away from Hamworthy, 2 miles away from Parkstone, 3 miles away from Upton and 3 miles away from Broadstone.
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The Tavern ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 149 Rossmore Road. A traditional pub offering a wide variety of drinks and exciting offers.
Join us to watch the live sport with a refreshing pint of your favourite larger in hand and a great atmosphere. We hope to see you soon!
www.tavernparkstone.co.uk 
The Poole Arms ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 19 The Quay. "Meeting today's needs while protecting tomorrows" We are totally committed to responsible sourcing and cooking the best of the world's catch from well managed and sustainable fisheries.”
www.poolearms.co.uk
Fish & Chips ( Dining / Seafood ). The Long family have been serving fish and chips in Dorset since 1948. It has been in their family for four generations and they have the same if not more spirit and excitement to produce high quality fish and chips.
www.longjohnsfishandchips.co.uk
Long Johns ( Dining / Fish & Chips ). Located at 7-9 Chapel Lane. The Long family have been serving fish and chips in Dorset since 1948. It has been in their family for four generations and they have the same if not more spirit and excitement to produce high quality fish and chips.
www.longjohnsfishandchips.co.uk
Table Table - Holes Bay ( Dining / Other ). See if you can spot the red squirrels over on Brownsea Island. Or enjoy the three-mile stretch of golden sands and unspoilt beaches. Marvel at the greenery of Compton Acres, which some say are the finest gardens of Europe. Then enjoy a taste of the deep blue sea with some lovely fresh fish at a Poole harbour restaurant. When you're done, come back to the hotel to an extra-comfy bed
Bistro ( Dining / Other ). Located at 7-11 Thames Street. Think quintessential British style. Elegant and unpretentious. Combine this with great spirit, wit, an unquestionable devotion to wine and you have the very essence of du Vin. Imagine a classic French bistro serving simple classic dishes with locally sourced ingredients. Picture inspiring spaces for meetings and private celebrations. Think Hotel du Vin & Bistro. Sundays are the new Saturdays.
www.hotelduvin.com
Closed or unlisted properties
- Sea Witch Hotel closed or delisted.
- Sheldon Lodge Hotel closed or delisted.
- Tudor Lodge closed or delisted.
Renamed properties
- Hotel du Vin Poole at 1 Thames Street may have been previously known as Mansion House
- Glenbourne Hotel at 81 Alumhurst Road may have been previously known as The Glenbourne
- Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat at Organford Road may have been previously known as Pear Tree Touring Park