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Das Ramada Hotel Dover ist auf einer Reise mit dem Wagen nach oder von England idealer Zwischenstopp. Es liegt zwar nicht im Zentrum von Dover, aber es ist sehr praktisch, da sehr Nahe dem Fährhafen gelegen. Für einen Urlaubsaufenthalt ist es wohl, wegen der Lage,eher nicht geeignet. Die Zimmer sind nicht besonders gross, aber recht zweckmässig ausgestattet. Der Empfang ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Auch das Restaurant ist völlig in Ordnung und die Speisen recht gut und nicht überteuert. Frühstück ist ok. Parkplätze direkt vor dem Haus sind kostenlos. Preis Leistung ist hier gut.

Dies war das vierte mal, das wir in diesem Hotel übernachtet haben (früher gehörte es zu Forte Posthouse Gruppe), und wir haben wie immer saubere Räume, typisch für die Gruppe eingerichtet (kennt man eines, kennt man alle) und nette Angestellte erlebt - wir haben 85 GBP mit Frühstück bezahlt, nicht wirklich ein Angebot aber angemessen; das Frühstück war ok, das Ei als Rührei wie immer eher schelcht, der Rest Standard. Leider war die Bedienung im Restaurant mehr als langsam und unaufmerksam, diese beiden Damen hatten die Arbeit nicht erfunden; der Restaurantmanager versuchte es auszugleichen, aber bei ca. 30 Gästen ...

We only booked for a couple of nights away as the result of a very special offer in a newspaper. We arrived at the same time as two coachloads of people who had stayed at the hotel the night before their holiday and had left their cars and car keys at the hotel. The hotel's "system" for storing and returning the keys would have made Heath Robinson proud. This led to some frayed tempers and very poor behaviour from the returning holidaymakers, meaning I had a to wait thirty minutes to register. Not an impressive start though the only receptionist on duty behaved in a restrained and dignified manner at all times. The room, when we found it (since when does 235 come next to 259?) was spacious, light and clean. There were two chairs (which isn't always the case) but no mirror at the dressing table.The bathroom, on the other hand, was claustrophobic:: the bedroom could easily have spared a foot for the bathroom. It was nonetheless clean and well equipped. For my liking, the mattress and pillows were hard beyond belief.We had had a good lunch so just wanted something light in the evening. The bar menu offered butternut squash soup (which, my wife said, tasted more like Bovril) and a club sandwich which, by any standards was good.Breakfast, inevitably, was self service. There was a good range of cooked and cold items on offer (more breads than I have seen anywhere else) but of very varying quality: I still cannot work out how they made scrambled egg the colour and texture it was. The bacon and tomatoes were excellent but, by far the best thing, was the availability of gluten free bread for my wife, who is wheat intolerant. Pastries were good too.The entire hotel was spotless. The staff were universally helpful, courteous and thoughtful. One breakfast waitress asked if we were staying another night so the gluten free bread could be defrosted ready for my wife rather than having to wait.The room we had was away from the road and quiet as the grave. Herbal teas on the hospitality tray was a nice touch.We would certainly go there again: it is conveniently located for the Kent tourist sites as well as for the ferry. But I wouldn't want to sleep in that bed for more than two or three nights.

We stayed for one night before catching a morning tunnel crossing to France, and found the staff very helpful and friendly. The room was clean and tidy but we found that because of traffic noise all night we could not have the window open. A good hotel with great access tyo both the ferry and tunnel routes.

I stayed one night in May for business and the reception staff were polite and helpful. The room was on the small side and the bathroom was very small with a broken shower head which meant water went everywhere. The bed in the room wasn't made up (the end sheet was on the floor) and the bathroom was missing complimentary toiletries. After a call to reception these were replaced. The room itself was as mentioned pretty small despite me booking a king room, also the walls were pretty thin as I could hear the rooms either side TV's. I would recommended the hotel but would advise seeing the room first.