Hubert House

I spent two nights here recently and would return. A friend and I had a quad room which was comfortable and roomy enough for two. The fresh breakfast each morning was delicious. Location is convenient for walking to Dover Castle and to restaurants/retail areas. I failed to get the name of our hostess but she was very helpful and friendly.

The website states a balcony, that’s a flat out lie. We stayed in the Georgian suit, the most expensive room. The one window that did open, opened very little. The bed is not a king, the floors are squishy and feel like they will cave in. The bidet leaks, the shower is either scorching hot or freezing, very hard to get a decent temperature. The extremely expensive breakfast was laughable, the potatoes were a repulsive mix of overcooked and leftover tator tots, hash browns and house potatoes all slopped together. The meats looked like they were meant for pig slop and everything was cold and virtually inedible. There is no soundproofing eventhough it is listed as such and the cost does not at all reflect what you actually get.

Spent one night at the Hubert Guesthouse before catching our ferry the next morning, we were made to feel very welcome. The room was beautiful and spacious and very comfortable with all the amenities. We had to leave early the next morning so would miss breakfast, so the landlady made sure we had cereal in our room and did us a pack up of egg and bacon sandwich, which we were very grateful for - thank you! We would definitely book this guesthouse again

Hubert House was great. We were 2 adults and 2 kids in one room. There was ample space. The room had a couch, chair, fridge and desk area. The bathroom was clean and had plenty of hot water. The woman managing the house, Farrah, is amazing. We payed for laundry service, dropped off our clothes and left for the day. When we came back, she had all of our things cleaned and sorted. We came in late drenched from the rain. She handed us another bag for wet clothes and then washed and dried those. She left us snacks and breakfast since we were packing out the next day. It was one of my favorite stops in England.

We booked this place my husbands 40th and it was totally amazing. Very small and intimate attraction to detail the interior and the history of this gorgeous hotel really was impressive. Very close to town. Very cozy and the warmth from the staffs absolutely made our stay more memorable. They took time explaining everything from day trips to food and directions. We definitely recommend this boutique hotel. Thank you Jay & Yukiko

my wife and i stayed there in june 69 our second anniversary...i was stationed at shape belgium.....it was great....i stil have the bill for the two nights, it totaled 2.10 pounds per night....quite a bit cheaper thant the 200 dollars puls today...i would recommendt it highly...would love to go back some day and very happy to see that it is still operating

Not sure exactly who the screaming lady is, but be careful when you arrive as you might fall on one of her bad days and thankfully we could drive back to London when they cancelled our reservation but someone else might have a proper disappointment. Little recap: - informed the hotel we don’t know the arrival time either 1pm or 4/5pm. Due to hiking and being unable to check in mid day 3pm - came at 1pm and parked at a guest car park, knocked the door/waited and sent *********** message, no phone answer. - whoever the manager/old lady came screaming at us when we were leaving. And I mean running down the street asking why we left our car. Informing her we are guests and don’t need a check in just leaving a car didn’t help. She continued screaming with all kind of nonsense including that we had to put a written note saying we are guests - because knocking, ringing, messaging and her standing right in front of us was not enough. While screaming she stormed away asking how many rooms we have. We had 1 room at a price of 211 pounds a night…nice, right. - hotel wrote to me saying we were “approached” due to us not letting them know the car registration number (ok we kind of forgot) but we specified the car. Only 2 cars at the b&b parking accommodating 6 in total were there at the time. 2 including ours. I replied that the manager war very rude, we didn’t know about the number and if we need to inform them when we actually come (back to that hike:)) - we went hiking at Dover cliffs with (if anyone has been) no mobile reception. To come back at 7 to find out our reservation was cancelled :) I literally can’t explain how rude, aggressive she was. I genuinely was just shocked…well we, 3 people were there. It was such a minor little issue which did not need such behaviour. Happy end for us for sure! So thankful they cancelled, we thought we will come back to scratched car with blown up tyres.

The room was perfect, very clean and beds and linen were so nice and comfy. Better than in other hotels / guesthouses I stayed in. Bathroom super clean and we were provided with toiletries and towels. Location is perfect - one street leads straight to Dover Castle and another one leads to White cliffs of Dover. Restaurants were 10min walk from the accomodation. Sara (the owner) recommended few restaurants and the food was great. We will definitely book again when we visit Dover again. Oh, and breakfast was very delicious and big.