Quirky little guest house with Restruant and Cellar Real Ale & Wine bar. You would never know it was there just walking past. Doesn't look like a pub. Very nice Ales from around the country. They had "Fog on the Tyne", Nelsons Blood 6% and their "own". Did have a little headache next day but well worth it. Lovely cosy bar nice double room with v.good tea/coffee facilities (no skimping there!) Quality towels. The only critism if you had to find one was the TV was a bit dated and poor picture quality. I would certainly recommend and will use it again next time en-route to France

Blakes of Dover has a great location and a very friendly staff. We arrived early, but the staff greeted us and allowed us to leave our bag. The B&B is just down the hill from the castle and close to some nice restaurants for dinner if you choose not to eat there. The room was a little bit dated, and small, but adequate. We had a slight problem with some seagulls congregating on a building not too far outside our window...made for a sleepless night. The breakfast was great, served by friendly staff. This was the last room in Dover as we decided last minute on taking the trip.

Blakes was exactly as described. It's a small hotel with an associated pub that has a fabulous beer and wine selection and wonderful food. Our hosts, Peter and Kathryn, were a delight -- very personable and helpful. The only smoking allowed on premises is outside on the patio. Our room was mostly filled up with the bed, but it had all the amenities and was quite comfortable. The bathroom was large with an excellent shower. To top it all off, the price was a bargain, particularly by British standards. We would absolutely stay here again.