Lovely comfortsable room and staff could not be faulted in any way, they were excellent

Unfortunately breakfast was very disappointing. There was little choice with regards to fruits and Gluten free bread. Only seeded Gluten free bed was available which my partner could not eat. The gluten free sausages were not of a good quality or taste at all either and the cooked breakfasts varied in quality too but I think there may have been a different chef for each morning we had breakfast. I do like a ripe banana by the way but those that were on offer were totally black and should not have been put out for guest consumption.

Location was perfect for wandering the Quay and testing out the various pubs. Beautiful old buildings. Also great location for investigating the local areas, went to Corfe Castle, Swanage and Sandbanks. Staff were all extremely welcoming and friendly. Breakfast was lovely and plenty to choose from. Room was a great size, with good facilities, didn't actually use the tea and coffee, but was there if we had wanted any. We were in room 8, which was at the top of the stairs - so a good walk up after a heavy meal helped. Had a lovely bathroom with 2 sinks, and a big bath, which made a nice change -- but did miss having a shower.

The toilet seat .. didn't stay up - but didn't ruin our stay

An old inn well located for the Quay, restaurants and boat tours. A bit of a walk from the bus and railway stations. I liked the heating, which the guest could control, the large washbasin, the option of bath or shower and constant hot water. Storage space was sufficient and there was a desk and chair. Breakfast was OK. Out of season, it seemed good value for money.

A depression had formed in the mattress, though it didn't disturb my sleep. The flask of hot water for breakfast tea wasn't very hot at all. There was some space in the corner of the room which might have accommodated a comfy chair or perhaps a fridge.

The whole experience was superb, from arrival to departure. We came for our wedding anniversary and had a great time. Check in was quick and the staff were all very friendly. The room was perfect, tidy and clean and the bathroom was a great size with a bath and shower. We went out to eat as we wanted to try the local fish restaurant. But came back to have a drink in the pub and enjoy the atmosphere with the locals who were all very friendly. We were even given a warm welcome by the resident dogs. The bar staff were so warm and friendly especially the owners mother who has worked in the pub for many years. We had a fabulous breakfast the next morning, full english but plenty of other delights on offer, fruit, yogurt, pastries etc. All was great value for money and the breakfast room was in a great setting. We will back, thank you.

Nothing all great.

Delightful old building, lively atmosphere in the pub downstairs and quiet in the bedroom. Staff were very helpful and the breakfast was generous. The room was well equipped, the bathroom large. My husband and I stayed in the hotel and seven other family members joined us for a birthday meal in the large, old stable dining area. The food was good, the staff were friendly, and the mail unhurried.

There is no lift and no intercom in the bedroom. Some people might find that a disadvantage but to be expected because of the age of the building.

The Antelope was a great stay, the hotel is one of the oldest building in Poole and therefore is not modern, the rooms were clean and tidy with everything needed for our stay. There was a minor problem with our room which was resolved immediately by us being moved to a different room. Breakfast was plentiful, with a wide variety of choices, both hot and cold, this was taken in the very characterful restaurant. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The hotel is situated a couple of minutes walk from the harbour. We stayed on a Sunday evening and the hotel was very quiet.

We were happy with everything in our stay.

Location is very central and right by the harbour and also next to the start of the high street. Lots of places to eat in the area as well, including the hotel itself has a pub below. We stayed in room 1 and couldn't hear the music from the bar below which was great. Nice and big room for a family of 3. The reception had no issues with us checking out 30 minutes later than allowed and they were really friendly about it, and in the end we only checked out 15 minutes after normal check out time. Reception team sent a mail ahead of time to provide instructions to nearest parking garage, which was less than a 2 min walk from the hotel.

The rooms or mainly bathroom could do with some refurbishing, but not a major issue as you get what you pay for. You can hear the noise from other guests using the bathroom as we heard the noise from the pipes, so that can be disrupting for some, but didn't bother us much and our child slept through the noise.

We especially liked the tea and coffee making facilities, always well received. Loved the room with it's original walls and floorboards, so much history. Location is excellent for the quay and for the town, not far to go for public transport.

We thought the price for just a room for one night was a bit hefty as it didn't include breakfast either. Lot of stairs to walk up to the top level rooms especially when we are both seniors with arthritic knees, lots of heavy bags and a dog to get up there too but the room was lovely and made up for that really.

The staff, without exception, are natural and lovely and friendly - not a hint of corporate blah-blah about them, just great

I get that Greene King is nervous about opening windows properly - as so many corporates are - but to only have one out of four windows that can minimally open seems over the top! Why cannot they all, even if it is for only a measly few inches? I suppose parts of the bedrooms areas could do with a lick of paint, but that's if you're being picky

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Very good choice for continental breakfast, cooked breakfasts to order. We were leaving early, did not have time for a full cooked but were offered bacon sandwiches to take away for our journey. Harbour is only a few minutes walk away and the ferry terminal about 5 minutes drive. Rooms were comfortable. Showers were over the bath, not difficult to access as the bath is fairly low.

Just a reminder that when you book the executive room it does not have a shower but a roll top bath.