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Our top choices for Dulwich Handpicked Hotels

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1. Nutfield Priory Hotel And Spa

Nutfield Priory Hotel And Spa
4.0 star property
Redhill
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (434 reviews)
"Room and food was fantastic"
United Kingdom
Darren
The price is SAR 729
SAR 875 total
includes taxes & fees
22 Nov - 23 Nov
Nutfield Priory Hotel And Spa
A grand lobby with a high ceiling, ornate woodwork, a large chandelier, and a staircase.

2. Woodlands Park Hotel

Woodlands Park Hotel
4.0 star property
Cobham
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (553 reviews)
"Lovely building"
United Kingdom
Robert
The price is SAR 516
SAR 619 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Woodlands Park Hotel
An indoor swimming pool with lounge chairs, large windows, and potted plants.

3. Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa

Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa
4.0 star property
Longfield
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (330 reviews)
"Dinner & breakfast were excellent,"
United Kingdom
Deborah
The price is SAR 427
SAR 513 total
includes taxes & fees
22 Nov - 23 Nov
Brandshatch Place Hotel & Spa
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Top Dulwich Hotel Reviews

Royal National Hotel

Royal National Hotel

8/10 Good
"I stayed at The Royal National Hotel for one night on Wednesday 7 October. For the price I paid (£120 for the room, although breakfast was an additional £30 (what?!), bringing the total to £150), I can’t really complain. The room was a double overlooking the forecourt. Surprisingly, noise was minimal, although I can imagine it gets considerably noisier at weekends. The en-suite was perfectly adequate, too. My only gripes were the rather weak shower pressure and the fact that the water never quite reached a temperature I would have liked. What really let the stay down, however, was the breakfast offering. The whole operation could best be described as school dinners. Guests have to queue to be seated, with staff chaperoning people around the breakfast room. In all honesty, I’ve never experienced anything quite like it in a hotel. The room itself was noisy, and there was yet another queue for the breakfast buffet. I found the whole experience rather off-putting, so I decided not to bother with breakfast and instead stave off the hunger until lunchtime. Overall, I’d describe my stay as very Travelodge-esque. For the price, you can’t complain too much, but I would certainly have preferred the more relaxed ambience of a Premier Inn! Just don’t pay the extra THRITY QUID for breakfast and instead spend that money in a more relaxing cafe nearby."
Jo 1-night trip
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Royal National Hotel