Top Hotels in Deal Bed and Breakfast Inns
The 9 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Deal, United Kingdom
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Deal, Kent, England including The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel, The Clarendon Hotel, The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel, The Five Bells, King's Head Deal, Number One B&B, Bear's Well Bed and Breakfast, The Crown Inn at Finglesham, Jonan House.
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1. The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 406 reviews
The Blazing Donkey is a 22 bedroom country hotel located near to Sandwich in Kent. The hotel boasts its own acclaimed restaurant, and has a cosy bar with inglenook and stunning garden with terrace for guests to enjoy. The hotel is owned and operated by the husband and wife team of Richard and Sherry Martin. The accommodation at the hotel is arranged in a courtyard and each of the well appointed en suite rooms enjoys rural views. The rooms have flat screen TVs and baths with showers. Parking for guests is free. The hotel enjoys a very mixed patronage, from leisure break visitors, business travellers, golfers and wedding guests. The hotel is one of Kent's most popular special occasion venues, and with good reason as the facilities are as extensive as the surroundings are beautiful. The hotel's restaurant produces a regularly changing menu inspired mainly from locally sourced produce. Lunch and dinner are served daily. Visitors can also enjoy morning coffees and afternoon cream teas.
Responding to Nonsense!
Reviewed By N9257AMmichaelbMy wife Linda received a reply to her review of the Blazing Donkey which sadly is purely slanderous and excessive. At first I thought the reply was for someone else it was so inaccurate! We booked this hotel as the website stated that it was dog friendly, we also observed that it was set in lovely grounds so we assumed that this would be a lovely relaxing place to walk our elderly dogs expecting dog bins to be provided. On arrival were immediately informed that the dogs could not be walked in the grounds as it was used as a wedding venue, we were disappointed but accepted this and asked if there were any suitable areas nearby. Only the country lane outside was suggested. My wife, having worked for the PDSA, RSPCA and Blue Cross animal charities and now the NHS thought, as did I, that this didn't seem very dog friendly! Nowhere does it state on the website that dogs are not allowed in the grounds. All of our points raised were valid, but I'm afraid the replies to them were not. For example, it was suggested that the old mattress stains were made by our dogs, we brought their own dog beds and a cover for the sofa, the dogs were with us at all times and never left alone in the room so were not on the bed at any time and therefore could not have caused the stains or any damp smells. Also our dogs were never walked off their leads and certainly didn't intimidate any other guests as they are 12 years old and are slow docile medium sized crossbreeds. We enjoyed 2 meals in the bar area accompanied by our dogs and at no time were there any comments or objections to them from staff or other guests. Furthermore, leaving a broken taped over non-repaired electrical socket in our room is extremely dangerous. I reported this when we checked out (along with the faulty bathroom light and front door bolt), so I would hope this has been rectified. It is one thing to disagree on certain details of a review, but to make up incidents that didn't happen is quite frankly ludicrous. I could go on but the usual denial and further nonsense and fabrication would surely follow. Michael Buckingham.
2. The Clarendon Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
The perfect base for all the family to explore the thriving, seaside town of Deal in Kent and its surrounding area. The Clarendon Hotel, a 1763 sea fronted hotel which occupies an enviable position overlooking Deal Pier and The English Channel, offers good value, modern accommodation and a warm welcome to all its visitors. Having undergone a major refurbishment in 2015 with the second phase being completed in Spring 2018, The Clarendon now portrays an attractive ‘seaside’ feel hotel with nautical themed rooms throughout, some with stunning sea views. The hotel offers 17 en-suite rooms which include 3 wonderful family suites; The Sunrise, Bernadette and Lighthouse suites both with direct views to Deal Pier and beyond. The Bernadette suite has ground floor disabled access.
Perfect mix
Reviewed By Z6699XEmassimorA great stay, we simply love the place! We took a family accommodation that resulted perfect for the four of us. Main bedroom with sea view, the pier, the waves noise. Not to forget a great bed! Good atmosphere down at the bar, definitely a stay to be experienced.
3. The Blazing Donkey Country Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 406 reviews
The Blazing Donkey is a 22 bedroom country hotel located near to Sandwich in Kent. The hotel boasts its own acclaimed restaurant, and has a cosy bar with inglenook and stunning garden with terrace for guests to enjoy. The hotel is owned and operated by the husband and wife team of Richard and Sherry Martin. The accommodation at the hotel is arranged in a courtyard and each of the well appointed en suite rooms enjoys rural views. The rooms have flat screen TVs and baths with showers. Parking for guests is free. The hotel enjoys a very mixed patronage, from leisure break visitors, business travellers, golfers and wedding guests. The hotel is one of Kent's most popular special occasion venues, and with good reason as the facilities are as extensive as the surroundings are beautiful. The hotel's restaurant produces a regularly changing menu inspired mainly from locally sourced produce. Lunch and dinner are served daily. Visitors can also enjoy morning coffees and afternoon cream teas.
Responding to Nonsense!
Reviewed By N9257AMmichaelbMy wife Linda received a reply to her review of the Blazing Donkey which sadly is purely slanderous and excessive. At first I thought the reply was for someone else it was so inaccurate! We booked this hotel as the website stated that it was dog friendly, we also observed that it was set in lovely grounds so we assumed that this would be a lovely relaxing place to walk our elderly dogs expecting dog bins to be provided. On arrival were immediately informed that the dogs could not be walked in the grounds as it was used as a wedding venue, we were disappointed but accepted this and asked if there were any suitable areas nearby. Only the country lane outside was suggested. My wife, having worked for the PDSA, RSPCA and Blue Cross animal charities and now the NHS thought, as did I, that this didn't seem very dog friendly! Nowhere does it state on the website that dogs are not allowed in the grounds. All of our points raised were valid, but I'm afraid the replies to them were not. For example, it was suggested that the old mattress stains were made by our dogs, we brought their own dog beds and a cover for the sofa, the dogs were with us at all times and never left alone in the room so were not on the bed at any time and therefore could not have caused the stains or any damp smells. Also our dogs were never walked off their leads and certainly didn't intimidate any other guests as they are 12 years old and are slow docile medium sized crossbreeds. We enjoyed 2 meals in the bar area accompanied by our dogs and at no time were there any comments or objections to them from staff or other guests. Furthermore, leaving a broken taped over non-repaired electrical socket in our room is extremely dangerous. I reported this when we checked out (along with the faulty bathroom light and front door bolt), so I would hope this has been rectified. It is one thing to disagree on certain details of a review, but to make up incidents that didn't happen is quite frankly ludicrous. I could go on but the usual denial and further nonsense and fabrication would surely follow. Michael Buckingham.
4. The Five Bells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
A 17th Century refurbished Bar. Hotel, Located 5 minutes from Deal and The Port Of Dover. Monday to Saturday Kitchen is open serving Breakfast Lunches and evening meals kitchen closes at 9.00 PM Saturday open for food all day serving breakfast lunches and evening meals kitchen closes at 9 00 pm. Sunday Roast is served 12 00 to 4 00 Kitchen closes at 6.00PM
Bad
Reviewed By iwl1967The owners tried to charge me for a broken window handle which snapped on me while closing and injured me. Avoid this place noisey too as bar below I didn't expect the noise at all. I recieved untrue and nasty messages from owners too I was supposed to stay two nights but decided not too as I didn't sleep much
5. King's Head Deal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 259 reviews
King's Head Deal is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Deal, offering a quaint environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a desk, and a seating area, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the bed and breakfast. King's Head Deal features baggage storage, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts breakfast. Close to some of Deal's most popular landmarks, such as St George's Church (0.4 mi) and Deal's Old Town (0.4 mi), King's Head Deal is a great destination for tourists. While visiting Deal, you may want to try some crab at one of the nearby restaurants, such as 81 Beach Street, The Court Yard Bar and Restaurant, or Victuals & Co. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Deal Castle (0.2 mi), Deal Pier (0.1 mi), or Deal Timeball Tower Museum (0.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Deal!
Friendly pub
Reviewed By Jon SWe visited this pub at jubilee weekend it has great atmosphere and brilliant food. We were helped when we needed a taxi the bar staff tried to get one for us but none where available. We would recommend this place to anyone.
6. Number One B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 675 reviews
A small bed and breakfast establishment in Deal, Kent close to the town centre and the seafront. Within walking distance of the train station. Ideal for couples, business travellers, walkers, cyclists and golfers. All rooms are king size doubles with en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, bathrobes, TV, hairdryer, make up mirror, full length mirror. Breakfast includes fresh, seasonal fruit and an excellent choice of cooked breakfast, locally sourced where possible.
Excellent B&B
Reviewed By H9874OPemilywStaff were very accommodating, our room was well stocked with essentials and the location was perfect for what we needed. The breakfast was incredible - lots to choose from including local food and high quality fresh fruit. Would recommend to anyone visiting the area.
7. Bear's Well Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
Period Style and luxury in the heart of Deal. When you stay at Bear’s Well, you’ll be tucked away in a quiet, secluded street in the heart of Deal – in fact you’re near enough to the sea to hear the waves on the shore and the shingle on the beach. What’s more, you’re within easy walking distance of traditional pubs, delightful restaurants and shops, as well as the many heritage attractions of this historic seaside town.
We will return! : )
Reviewed By 7jacquicHad a wonderful stay at Bears Well, lovely location close to all amenities including the beach yet peaceful and relaxing. The front facing room overlooking the church provided clean and comfortable facilities including tea/coffee tray. Breakfast deserves a special mention too with a varied menu and well cooked dishes to order by great hosts. Would certainly recommend!
8. The Crown Inn at Finglesham
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Digital detox!
Reviewed By luvroaminLovely looking properties in a lovely location. On first impressions these were attractive properties in the grounds of the pub. A couple of niggling issues (shower, mentioned elsewhere in these reviews and bedside shelf) were resolved immediately. However I think the people who own holiday accommodation should stay in them to resolve some of the snagging - - the front door had a glass window so you could see straight in when the light was on - the back door window had a blind which provided little privacy and also meant the light came in early morning - the kettle was on a shelf with another shelf immediately above it which made it dangerous when the water was boiled - the shutters didn’t shut, we had to use a tissue to keep them closed (there are no curtains) - the wall hooks are hanging off the wall - no WiFi, which is particularly tricky as there is no mobile signal either. Obviously a problem if you want to work but also a problem for keeping in touch with family Breakfast was included in the price but we ate out after the first morning because it was so limited - either cooked or continental.
9. Jonan House
