Dover Town Rooms - Short Lets & Serviced Accommodation - Dover

Good room

Room looked great and clean.

Leigh was amazing person on the phone so helpful lovely place to stay we did airsoft in Dover for 1 night then the morning close to shops and parking just round corner. Place so clean and lovely bed was amazing and also full kitchen as well to have use of we was in room 3 even had towels and a soap was so lovely well worth the money and would stay again use hotels.com a lot but if book direct does save you some money so know for next time bathroom so clean and place very quite and every thing you need also handy if using the ferry some where to stay before go to the port as very close as well defo will recommend the place to other thanks again so much Lee

Poor staff management and continued harassment, pushing us for unnecessary information.

Locating Dover Town Rooms presents something of a challenge. Google maps does not acknowledge the existence of Eastbrook Place, which appears to be part of another road, Maison Dieu Road, and actually has Dover Town Rooms marked at no. 3, not no. 5. It is quite easy, if coming by car, to sail past the property heading towards the end of a busy one-way street with 2 lanes, as one concentrates on negotiating the intersection ahead, wondering if you have simply missed it, or whether it lies further ahead beyond the traffic lights. Nor is it particularly easy to identify the number 5. Do not make the mistake, as I did, of imagining that there might be a helpful sign outside saying 'Dover Town Rooms'. There is merely a darkly painted door with a number 5 on it. Check-in was something of an ordeal, and not an experience I would choose to repeat in a hurry, requiring photos of driving licence, uploads to a website, full address, email, phone number (no autofill), etc etc. That completed, I arrived and was greeted by a rat scuttling along the pavement and into a vent hole - though admittedly it seemed to be resident at the adjoining property, no. 4. Armed with various codes, I was able to gain entry, at which point things began to improve. The hallway was brightly lit - almost too brightly - and appeared to have been the recipient of large amounts of white paint recently applied. Following a brief tussle with the key box outside my room, I found myself in what was quite a pleasant