Hilton Hotels hotels in Sandbanks, Poole

"My wife and I stayed there for 3 nights last week. We were looked after extremely well from the moment we booked in until we left. We were fortunate to have a room that had a door out to the gardens and that was close to the bar and restaurant areas. It made a change to stay in an old hotel that had loads of charachter instead of the more modern style hotels. All staff were attentive, polite and welcoming. We will certainly stay there again."

"We enjoy swimming."

"Overall review says it all. "

"Very smart hotel inside with plenty of sunlight in the common areas. Conveniently located to the beach and centre of town. Safe and secure underground car park "

"Great value"

"We recently had the pleasure of staying at the Suncliff Hotel and couldn’t be happier with the experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel genuinely welcomed — friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. The service throughout our stay was consistently excellent. The hotel’s location is perfect — just steps away from stunning coastal views and close to plenty of local attractions. It was the ideal spot to relax and explore. The rooms were comfortable and well-kept, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel was warm and inviting. Whether we were enjoying breakfast with a sea view or unwinding in the lounge, every moment felt effortless and enjoyable. If you’re looking for a seaside escape with great service and a prime location, we highly recommend the Suncliff Hotel."

"Staff are friendly. "

"Had a excellent stay. Pool attendant Louie was excellent at his job and diligent "

"We stopped from 7th July to 11th July this year 2025. We had a lovely break in the Durley Dean, its clean and tidy and the staff are first class, very friendly. Ok its dated but its Victorian. The bus stops are 200 yards away from the hotel entrance in the direction of Bournemouth and the buses are frequent to lots of local towns and resorts. We were out every day going to somewhere. Swanage, Poole, Westbourne and Christchurch. We would go again. Thank you Durley Dean"