Dell Guest House Dover

233 Folkestone Rd Dover, Kent, England, CT17 9SL, United Kingdom

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Crossing the Englsih Channel

A travel blog entry by j.strother

3

... on the bus about rules and how the trip is going to work. We got to the ferry at about 10:00 and got our last look at the UK before heading out to the continent. Just got into Paris now, and we have a tour of the city and trip up the Eiffel Tower ...

Prison Break & Buffalo Grille

A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

8

... you'd get in a caravan! Like my mum and dad's in England just 1/3 the size. It has to be said though... The room did look a bit like a prison cell but seeing some prison cells it was a little worse! Unfortunately the TV didn't work either. For 29 euros for the night I suppose we shouldn't complain!

After a terrible nights sleep because Hudson is now sucessfully screwed with his sleeping - Up every 2 hours ...

Short Stop Over

A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

6

... must say it is quite a large impressive structure. There are quite a few a few nice little winding roads which we manged to find! The city itself was pretty sleepy aprt from the ASDA where we had lunch! 4.50 pounds for a steak and mushroom pie with veggies and chips and a drink went down fairly well. It kinda made us feel like we were backpacking all over again. We love ...

The English bed and breakfast

A travel blog entry by woodsies

5

We really enjoy the tradition of these places to stay, even though these days they are more like a guesthouse than staying with the family. The two we have stayed in this time have been fantastic and have well deserved first place in the rankings on Tripadvisor, which is why we booked them. If I were going to run one, I would add as many little touches as I could to make the stay enjoyable, and these ones certainly have. Liz and Chris in Houghton ...

Day One

A travel blog entry by stigandwally

5

... Danny: Are you sure?
Vicky: I think so. That city's in the opposite direction to where we're going.
Danny: OK.
Vicky: [Pause] Is it Brugges or Brussels we're heading for?

However, luckily, and we don't know how, we didn't take a wrong turning. Danny heroically drove the entire five hours on about one hour's sleep, banking himself several Brownie points and cups of coffee in bed.

Danny's organisation skills excelled themselves with ...