This private hotel specialising in Dance events has a polyurethane-varnished dance floor. After they have "cleaned" it, it is sticky; but after a few dances, it improves. The staff are all very attentive and the restaurant food very good. (The set event dinner was not as good as the restaurant meal and the Sunday carvery not so good.) The location... more

Having read Alan Baths review, I think he must have got compleatley drunk and mixed his hotels up. The Piccadilly has one of the largest ballrooms not only in Bournemouth but for many miles around so I don't see how he can say it is small. The floor is also in very good condition and kept clean. The food is... more

I have just started to Learn Argentine Tango. My teacher in London ran this weekender and it was excellent value. The Piccadilly Hotel can not be faulted for the accommodation and excellent meals and also the special 7 course banquet meal on Sat night.was outstanding. It is excellent value when you consider all the extras, The room I stayed in... more

We chose to go on an organised dancing trip to The Hotel Piccadilly, we were lead to believe that there was something special about the dancing facilities at this hotel, believe me there is not. We have danced in church halls with bigger and better floors than the one in the Piccadilly, the floor was so sticky with, I don’t... more

Very good food, very good service, but the double room we had was appalling, it would have made a good small single. It was very small, smelly, scruffy and dark, the window leaked badly and paint was peeling off the walls, the TV was on the blink, the bathroom ensuite was smelly and cramped, the shower was a joke. On... more

I have just read a review of this hotel written in March 2008. Make no mistake this hotel does excel in what it has to offer, which are dance breaks. These are held usually Sunday to Friday and from Friday to Sunday. When the weekends are not used for dance breaks they are usually hosting masonic weekends. The food and... more

We booked our weekend with the Hotel Piccadilly to spend it teaching and dancing with like minded folks. We were oversubscribed but the Piccadilly came up trumps with three couples sleeping in the hotel across the road but taking all meals with the rest of us. As the Piccadilly is under new management since January 2007 it is apparent that... more